He seems like a bright guy and does have a good angle (dwell on negative) to bring in viewers. that said - I have a slightly different story.I signed up for RichDad coaching over 4 months ago and have been through 16 weeks of their mentoring.

Not a lawyer, don't play one on TV.

I just wanted to point out to all the readers/viewers on BiggerPockets, how appropriate and "Dead On" the avatar used by Eric Foster really is.No matter how safe one may think a real estate deal is...

(another way that I have heard, is that you go on tv, rip people off and you never have to own a single piece of property or even know anything about real estate in the first place)

Just making sure people are actually doctors, not just playing them on TV, so as this post started in a thread about what you want Gurus to do, that is it, BE INVESTORS, or just admit you are Information Marketers.After all, the fact that you invested there isn't a secret, right?

i too began looking at real estate back around 2011. and as@Chris Milan mentioned i was lured in by a a great salesman i saw on tv. the great thing is being as stubborn as i was back then. i decided to post pone my entry and become a Realtor so that i could  know the in and outs of the business by the legal side of things as a real estate agent. so yes they aren't kidding when they say not all Real Estate Agents are the same.but i digress i learned the hard way how muddy it is on that side of the business. but because of this i hesitated. then became active communicating with others in the business and i incorporated my LLC last year.  

All the tools have to work together to build our Brand and create awareness.FB does not replace the meet and greets through volunteering and social functions, print, radio, tv, pay per clic or web site marketing - but it compliments them and allows them to go viral.

I am not a lawyer and I do not play one on tv either!

It seems like you're making this stuff up from watching too many cop shows on tv.

v=OxJvQg956_w&feature=em-share_video_userYou may also want to view the segment which aired recently on the TV program "60 minutes" and depicted how the on-line, consumer based dispute process totally fails.