I think bashing your competing gurus is a well established practice in the snake oil industry.EDIT: I just checked out the site.

One who doesnt practice law with clients but rather is a practicing RE Broker with shortsales.

It is the Firm’s practice to require a retainer when we undertake a new representation; a flat fee deposit in the amount of [FEE///$500.00] will be required for the Firm’s representation in this matter.

Originally posted by "EricFoster":... fees where going up by the day...Funny enough the big CW was/is being investigated about unfair practices

I thought it was great how he had everyone gathering around the table practically climbing over eachother to get his program for "free."

Today, you just go to Google and type practically anything and you'll get your answers.

@Zach Schwarzmiller my guess is that this is his business practice.

Same thing, lots of real world examples are shown in class.So, while yes, I am really only gaining theory from these classes there are a lot of real world experiences shown that bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Probably not someone with a good business practice and not someone to deal with!

Tax liens are super competitive and constituents would be appalled at implementing that practice for no real reason.