I figure with Missoula's future growth prospects as well as a strong rental market with the college students, it might be a great opportunity.

If these gurus guarantee that the student will make that money back in a short amount of time then why wouldn't they just let them earn it using their system and then allow the student to pay them from their earnings?

so here goes: Im currently a Grad Student at University of Denver and I am majoring in Real Estate and Construction Management.

I have no car payment, and no student loans.

I have attached an article about it that you should blast to your students ASAP, we need massive action on this immediately to stop it.

I have attached an article about it that you should blast to your students ASAP, we need massive action on this immediately to stop it.    House Bill 1787-Why it's Death to Your Business and What to Do About it.             The U.S.

Sure it is a bunch of legalize, mumbo jumbo but it is not too complicated.I have had students encourage me to get the word out to all my members, to write their Senator, hoping I can help stop the bill.

Right now we are working on paying off my husband's law degree student loan and after that we will only have our own house mortgage to pay each month.

The scammers have turned the words "guru", "mentor", "coach", "bootcamp", and even "seminar" into disgusting terms that indicate that they operate a business of fleecing their "students" (ignorant newbies).

As I've said plenty of times before I am and have been and always will be a student of NR as long as the education stays good as I still consider it to be very top notch as well as the networking opportunities that happen all the time.