Hello All, I am happy to be a part of this amazing online community.

They have great meetings and many have luncheons as well.If you need more info than that and are ready to suck up some more knowledge, there are a couple more advanced investors who host free classes around the city and some even have online databased of their content.

We do so and send it over after a brief phone call with the person who says it's their property and please make the offer out to hisname with a fast closing.Property is a tear down in a real good area (I guess you could rehab it too but that margin would be small, maybe renting it would work after rehab).

Not to mention that you can take most ivy league college courses online for free minus any book you may purchase to go along with the course. 

I think your making a lot of assumptions and drawing your own conclusions from a very brief 5 point deal summary which wasn't even the topic in question.

 @Aaron Fowles is correct if brief.

I'm also working on my bachelor's degree in Real Estate Studies through Marylhurst University's online program.

You could also find a free sample online and modify it.

Here's a briefing on what's going on:The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a new rule that combines mortgage disclosures previously established by the Truth-in-Lending Act (TILA) and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) into a single rule effective October 3, 2015.

@Karlyn,It is unfortunate that one person can have an imperfect experience with something or someone; write about it online (i.e. ripoffreport.com), and it becomes gospel.