But I lack some key skills and knowledge that are hard to learn without intensive advice, practice and feedback.

Not every Duke fan only cheers for basketball!

I'm not saying the company is a scam - I'm just saying I'm totally turned off by the marketing.I had the same problem with padeals.com - I want to believe its an opportunity - but the marketing is so intense and over the top, it pushes me away.Thanks for feedback.

and when it was legal in Oregon and Washington to chase foreclosures and do foreclosure rescue lease back.we ONLY door knocked.. we door knocked every NOD in the 4 county metro.I had 3 teams boy girl each team.. we bought a LOT of property like this.. mainly 1 to 2 days before the auction.its was hair on fire can big risk that 90% of investors could never do.. we did not do title or escrow we handled our own deeds and paid the seller and the trustee direct.. or paid off the mortgage in full.. it was a very capital intensive business to do any volume.. but we got the deals and some very good ones.

The late fall/early winter of 2008 were some intense times for those of us in our mid+ 40's.

I was amazed at the intensity and dedication they all had for their particular nitches in the RE world.Looking at some of the analysis shows this is a great time to buy RE.

It's kind of customer service intensive with a lot of hand holding.

I don't have the time to feel sorry for myself or try and camouflage my intension.

Unless you have a ton of time on your hands and pursued time intensive ways to sift thru a lot of dead ends in order to find the deal.

It is a labor-intensive process that requires not a little mental horsepower, a fair amount of manual skill, and a methodical outlook on the work.