A lot of the REI events are marketing seminars and I want to network with actual investors not people selling an MLM investing scam.

It just sounds like scams could start developing with this device as you'll probably get people to abuse it.That's JMO.

I'd like to address a few things about Peter's post.First, just because there are a few guru scam artists who teach in theories and often times, what could be illegal and because there are other unscrupulous characters in the short sale business (and that of any other), does not mean that ALL investors act in this manner.

Anyone recommending you should take out a second mortgage to cover the cost of their guru program is giving you VERY bad advice.I don't know the man or his supposed magical program but, this smells like a scam to me.

Is this a good training or is this a scam?

Anything and everything will be greatly appreciated by every single one of you.This place seems like a great place to learn from and to turn to a great industry.I'm really considering getting into real estate but I'm not sure where to start.I see a few online real estate courses but not sure if they're a scam or not.I'm currently still in college, but working part time at a bank isn't cutting it for me.

That's one of the quickest ways to loose what you have, through bad investments and scams.

I am not a former student of the Rich Scam program. 

About the only thing I found were the scam companies that want to open business credit cards for you and collect a huge fee for doing so.

Hello BP community, I was approached by a local broker to help her with some bank reo's in Texas, Florida, and California.  I am trying my hand in virtual wholesaling I was trying to get an idea as to where are these ...