@Justin Frye,Unlike other members here, I have first-hand experience with it (it's not "Scott Rowe's" education, he's an affiliate marketer, just like me).No, it's NOT "too good to be true", just outside the norm for what most people expect, and probably represents the future of real estate investing education (the "gurus" HATE us!). 

I'm still trying to educate myself, but I'm hoping to get our first investment property in the next 6 months.

You can find more resources under Education for your wholesaling career.

I've been interested in opening a mobile home park myself, but I need a little more education in that area first.  

I contacted these people  and they wanted me to fill out an application, they wanted tax returns bank statements a copy of drivers license articles of incorporation, I even think they wanted a copy of my drivers license they wanted my ein number.

If you need a place to start there is an education tab at the top.  

Then, you can make a more educated offer, assuming you haven't made an offer and are not under contract.Once an offer is accepted, now it's time to really go to work. 

In the meantime I'm trying to get myself educated as much as possible in all the various aspect their is to real estate from picking a property, analyzing the profitability of the building, obtaining financing, renovating, general property management.

Make sure to check out all the education tools here too.  

I am not currently an investor but I am working hard at educating myself threw reading this forum, listening to the BP podcast and reading books suggested by its guests.