They made a promise to pay the loan back.

Oh I don't know, maybe because you signed an agreement saying that you were promising to pay back the money?

Most have so many properties they can only give each property a "lick and a promise".

If you want references or testimonials you need to make some deals, don't fake it be honest.

CMP=KNC-360I-GOOGLE-ATM&HBX_OU=50&HBX_PK=best_state_to_retire_in&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=best%2Bstate%2Bto%2Bretire%2Bin&utm_campaign=ATM%2B-%2BLifestyle Also, a little Trivia, the movie "FARGO" is a totally FAKE story.

This guy is trying to give away a whole bunch of educational material for "free," but you gotta give your CC because they also enroll you in 1 month subscription to some newsletter, which you have to cancel within 30 days or else pay $40.Here are some of the promises about his educational material:Bonus #5: 'The Secret to Selling Houses in 7 Days' Teleseminar On this BRAND NEW call, I reveal my secret '3 Step' strategy for selling houses in 7 days, in any market.

Also promise the title company the work when you have it...but of course pay them now as well.

I hate their slick sales pitches and empty promises.

I don't promise anything about the refinance when I take something subject-to and I don't use land contracts because they are problematic in Texas.

We can't tax the people enough to pay for what has been promised, much less tax them enough to fund those promises from just the interest earned.