@Bryan Pham , Im new to real estate, I don't think I'm familiar with that technique, you mind sharing how this would work?

John and Aaron, I've heard quick books is a generic program that you can tailor to fit your business, not only is it very pricey but its not custom to landlords, I was planning on using it but watching tutorials on how to use quick books seems way more complicated. have you used Stessa ? 

Do you know what products or techniques he used?

There is some truth to what the ad says, it's certainly possible to make that kind of money using techniques that you can learn in a week.

If you do a little searching on building a buyers list, there are a number of discussions on techniques for building up your list.

I am a real estate agent and investor but never tried handling transactions by using this technique.

Hey John Trout - I ran across this video a couple of years ago that explains one of the ideas behind this technique (buying an LLC instead of the property itself):http://youtu.be/0sjLNIEsKKk (he gets into it at approx 3:00)In this case, he's talking about using this technique as more of a substitute for assigning a contract (this comes in handy when lenders get involved and refuse to cooperate with an assignment).For the scenario you're talking about (if the property is already owned) I suppose you could use this same process to save on recording/closing costs and transfer taxes (because there is no new deed being recorded).

When I first heard about this technique I thought it was crazy.

To find good deals in good neighborhoods use the same techniques just focus on better areas.

So much so in fact I am tailoring my major to focus on Real estate investment.