there are different levels of training.not all are worthless.. not by a long shot.although the one's that main pitch is that   YOU too can get rich with little or no money.OR you don't need money for real estate and the way to do it is wholesaling.then yes I agree.but there are advanced HOW TO trainers that for the well capitalized student they can bring value.but agree the mass marketed TV Guru's generally only 10% of those that sign up will ever do anything with the information.. real estate is not a get rich quick generally speaking.. can you make a nice living yes.. is there just like any other industry an apprenticeship period yes...

Signals are implied to tell us homeowners facing foreclosure needs to sell.

There are not that many brokerages that provide good leads.used to be you wore the gold jacket if you wanted training.. my wife ran a few C 21 offices for many years and was an excellent trainer she was also a trainer for Floyd Wickman. now a days its so virtual at least here in Oregon rare does anyone come to the office..

@Cassi Justiz implies this, but I will explicitly state it. 

This implies that the value set by the conservative appraisal is about the same increase as increase in rent achieved by the rehab. 

And, much more time & energy than the book implies. 

's advice to get feedback while they are viewing the home implies that you would be there while they are, too. 

In our arena, what one would have to defraud someone by making them believe your stopping the foreclosure process without selling their home, but in reality they are selling it.However in the case of making an offer on a home that is well below market value, no where in the law have I found that it outlines or implies that paying well below market value on a property, with or without improvements after the fact, then selling it for more than you paid, is equity stripping.If someone makes a offer, the owner accepts, and you both use a standard real estate purchase agreement, then do a standard closing, even if you do a double closing and sell it for a hell of a lot more 30 minutes later or 5 years later, that's not equity stripping, as the seller fully understood they where selling the property.

There are no warranties written, expressed, or implied and the auctioneer will usually announce this prior to the auction and probably state that all sales are final.3.

Without Future Value calculations, which implies researching about the assumptions you need to understand the future of your Investment, you won't know what you are really getting into for the next 10 years.That doesn't mean Investors that only know GRM and CoCR won't do well.