I find there's always a gold nuggets of information in each one and I go back to listen to a number of them multiple times.

So take it as the VA gets the vital stuff out the way and pretty much should be motivating you to go back to a seller and propose your own numbers to a seller for the simple reason it lets you kno that your number is solid and gives you legs to stand on because you can do what your VA can not.  

I agree that there are a lot of credit repair scammers out there but what separates the scammers from the legitimate credit repair companies are two vital elements.1) Do they have a merchant account?

We can tell people to not be impulsive, do there Due Diligence, be smart about it, but just like any "Gold Rush" many just ignore all the steps and work of it and come rushing in.

Watch them devalue the gold derivative they created - ETFs - and try to point to that as a folly of going to the gold standard.

I have since bought a bunch of gold and silver that I will sell when people finally realize the money in their wallets is only worth half of what they think it is.

It reminds me of that book, "Acres of Diamond or "The richest man in Babylon" where some guy sold his house to search the whol world for Gold, only to discover that the house he sold contained the Gold he was seeking.

Gold is down 20%, Dollar remains flat at an index of 80 - 81.

A very successful investor said that the way to get rich in real estate is to by 7 properties, and treat your tenants like gold.

My father owned tourism based businesses, and liquidated a few years ago, his contacts got him onto a group who buy property management rights, they offered him a buy in to the next property, a resort on the Gold Coast (one of the most popular tourist destinations in Australia), this investment (which was thoroughly looked over by his accountant and lawyer) over the past 3 years has been netting him on average 18% per year, passively.