Remember that even though we've been beaten up a bit lately with all of the talk about being passed up by China sooner or later and whatever other anti-US sentiment there is out there, the USA is still BY FAR the #1 place that people around the world would like to be and is also considered the safest place to invest in things.

I read Rich Dad and it was very motivating and I can see the seminar being motivating to you and thats good.I tend to be against spending a lot of money on seminars, but I'm not anti-seminar in general.

I don't need to go on another anti-wholesaler rant, but can't you see why people have a problem with this?

There are those flights that end in flames and debris but the actual percentage is very small.

Bill Gulley You know that I'm anti-big-government anyway.

I would generally say California tends to be anti bad landlord.

There are in fact anti monopoly law in place, but in order for you to be competitive, you have to have the infrastructure in place which translate into $$$$.  

But its not very scary because it is not easy to transmit.I find this anti-vaccination movement much, much scarier.  

Then he said thats sounds great, where i think it gets alittle fishy is his broker charges a $1,000 finder's fee to any investor then if i did buy a house off of him when i get it ready to sell i would have to go through his realtor's office in order to sell it legally, with all of the anti trust laws. i just don't think that sounds right.

In fact, I will be attending his anti-real estate seminar this November, the "Palm Beach Experience," where I will meet and interact with such great people like Robyn Thompson, Jim Toner, David Dweck, Sharon & Juan Restrepo, Sherman Ragland, Mark Evans, Doug Doebler, Curtis Brooks, Bruce Ridings, Ramon Williamson, Mike Litman, Yanik Silver, and Kendra Todd (just to name a few).If you have any questions that you want me to pass on, let me know, and I'll ask, then post the answers back here!