I also ordered the Rich Dad's Roads to Riches: 6 Steps to Becoming a Successful Real Estate Investor audio program and listened to it several times.Now I am seeking to further my education by asking questions and reading through all the information on these forums.When I'm not attempting to learn about REI, I love backpacking, hiking and camping.

Never heard of them but it sounds like a mentoring program.

A caption right from the investor's guidelines:[b]Additional Terms for All Loan Programs: • Minimum credit score of 575

I'll let the investors answer 1 and 4; I'll answer 2 and 3.Always a pre-qual/approval letter or proof of funds if paying cash.Always a earnest money deposit.You do want to buy and actually close don't you?

If you are serious about buying into a tenant in common program and would like some choices from respectable and trustworthy people in the industry email me and I will get you in touch with someone who has a perfect reputation and has been in business fro over 20 years.

I helped push for and eventually pass an overlay that requires historic board approval of exterior changes in order to preserve these prominent homes in our west side neighborhood.

Check out CTC and/or the TX Tech program here for some basic accounting, intro to law and economics etc.

After getting contacted by a owner facing foreclosure, what if they would approach the lender, let them know how they are trying to help, their required commission and then ask for approval.

They deal with educating REI's, but it costs $19,500 for the whole program.

Anyone familiar with this "program"?