does anyone know about this foreclosure bootcamp training.

For me if...no no WHEN i become successful i'd like to:Fight: I'm an amature MMA fighter and I don't get to train a lot cause i work so muchLearn: Stocks, Hedgefunds, IPO's, REITS Camp: i love the mountains and the wilderness and the smokey smell of the campfire on your clothes the next morning.Give my girlfriend the life of her dreams and raise some hellspawns (aka kids)

I've even tried to train some people in the past on how to look for deals - it just hasn't worked out.

If you are successful in real estate (i.e. a coach), there is absolutely no reason to throw your money away on guru training, seminars, mentors, etc.

I read somewhere that a non-profit created census training classes on a scholarship basis.

Well on second thought I can see how this might be difficult for some folks but I didn't think it was hard. 1) Research who you can team up with to dirddog for2) Research and educate yourself on how much repairs on a house would cost the average investor3) Attend as many of your local investor clubs as you can to learn along with reading this forum as others have saidHere's what I did:I called the "We buy houses" ads in the paper and asked them if they would be interested in training somone at no cost to them to find homes for.

You have education, training,hotels, travel, business cards, marketing campaigns, websites, and now an answering services.

That gives you enough time for training, and you will be ready for the entire summer renting season.

About 3 months ago, I bought the full course and signed up for his live training.

I'm not sure if all those so called economic experts are on the propaganda train when they say we can expect economic recovery in later 2009 or 2010 or if they're just that dumb.