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.

If you want to buy and hold property and your town offers a Landlord training program, take that and get certified.

If you are in pre-foreclosure contact with the defaulted borrower (where that is legal to do), you may find that offering them suggestions to "help save the house" and "avoid the auction" can get you inside the property to do an inspection.I was at a training event this past weekend, trainer was a PA licensed real estate attorney, and he told how he has a client who is an exterminator by profession.

You do not need any special training/license to call yourself a foreclosure consultant/short sale negotiator or to run any type of stop foreclosure business.

I thought we'd kick off our new Buying Real estate forum by seeing what factors are most important to all of you in the purchase of your primary residence.Here are mine:- Proximity to parks, shopping, services, and transportation (highways/trains)- General neighborhood look/feel- House amenities, layout, size- Safety of neighborhood- Quality of local schoolsWhat am I missing?

Likewise, do you think that they'll tell you about the 95% of their students that spent $10,000 on the Ultimate Platinum Inner Circle level of guru training, yet never did a deal?

We were so impressed with them that I went through training and am now working as an intermediary consultant for them.

They just need some training!

I live in Chesapeake VA, I work as a Training Developer in a call center that offers tech support for consumer electronics.