@Carlo Rodriguez,I'm the "voice of dissent" here.I promote the idea that one should invest for income to pay off the debts.

And I understand where that frustration comes from and it comes from mainly wannabe investors that spent a ton of money on some BS GURU course, and even if it was legit, these wannabes then try to take shortcuts, as I hope these "guru" courses are not promoting that people try to sell property they don't own.I completely agree that nobody should be trying to sell something they don't control.

I am sure we could help eachother out.The credit card idea they were promoting I think was more of an approach to jack up the CC so we could buy the mastery course.  

I'm sure it happens all the time everywhere (thank you for making me realizing that too).Finally, if you are in any way shape or form suggesting that I'm promoting investing in the Caribbean because I'm selling developments there, here's my reply. 

In this case, it may make sense to attempt to have the counterparty contribute his land into a JV at a lower price (where the basis actually works and is financeable), then give him a piece of the GP promote.

Originally posted by @Exavier Hamilton:I can name one personally. its OK to name them on the open forum as long as your not self promoting.. i would be curious.

They promote it as very comprehensive training with much details, free bonuses,etc.

A person at my local real estate club has been promoting judgment investing.

She promoted a 2 day workshop with her mentor Thad in two weeks for $89.  

@Joe TranMany foreign investors are working with foreign affiliate companies who promote helping them from start to finish, basically a full service solution.