Correct - if this is considered self promote BP can remove, I try and avoid it.

Yes, they did promote taking their extended training and using the software for real estate investing which I hope to afford shortly.

No one should be naive enough to believe otherwise.The following is from one of his ads: The 3 Step Wealth Formula that virtually anyone can followBrad's 3 Rules to Retire Early that can enable anyone to exit the Rat-Race Finding the Deals, including Off-Market dealsEvaluating the Deals Contracting & Negotiating the DealsDue Diligence Exit Strategies Multifamily FinancingMultifamily Business PlanningGroup Purchases & Raising MoneyBuilding Your TeamUsing Your IRASteps to Your First DealCase StudiesBus field trip on Sunday rented at Brad's expenseAgain, I am not an affiliate or paid to promote or whatever, but I will receive a referral fee if you put my name down as a referral source and pay for one of this programs.

I might even sell my car and buy an older pick-up to promote the idea that I'm not so economically detached from my tenants.What I worry about is this: "This guy is clearly profiting from us so much.

The promoter is likely to tell you they have a great group with good speakers and great education, I just doubt it in reality.

Yes, I know there's such thing as a "promote" but let's keep it simple...

So you're trying to promote yourself as a newbie that made a few $50K+ checks, but you just happen to have a website offering training for $499.

In about a year I’ll graduate with my MS in Data Analytics and I’ll probably be looking for a new job if I don’t get a raise/promotion/ new job at my current company.

Not only for RE purposes but to also put the ISD on blast for finagling their numbers when promoting a tax increase for a bond.  

Spending $30 at Target & Goodwill for some silverware/pots & pans seems like a fair trade if you promote it properly and make $150+ per night!