also be careful of fake lenders.. sounds like your experienced enough to tell the difference.. once U ask for money they come out of the wood work. !! 

Kaiser did not pay the delinquent taxes as promised; instead, he let the tax sale proceed.

Lots of hype and promises of quick riches for a low price of $XXXX but wait there are bonuses worth $XXXX and you get the entire price back after your first deal.

So it seems like its not a fake, but I also haven't seen any non-biased testimonials.

Very little risk and potential for huge reward.This is allowing you to see the whole process in the real world and not some of that "guru" junk that is always flying around promising the world.

He keeps promising but nothing happens and I have to worry.

Again thank you for the response and I promise to stop asking newbie questions!

You can view the ads (sans contact and location information)... some look reasonably promising (and making me want to join up) and some are downright hilarious.

Always get verbal promises and fees documented.

(which IMHO was fake unemployment anyway, with all the jobs being created by the government).For anyone looking for a new place to invest, maybe you should consider OKC!