There is a lot of word of mouth between real estate agents but probably most property promotion is internet based.

You can also use it to promote a deal, especially in large dense urban populations.

Perhaps just work harder at your job and with a little luck you'll get a promotion or something and a $2 buck an hour raise, because you will never be a real estate millionaire, or even a moderate realestate success if you do not invest and study these two courses.

Investing where I live and work is exciting for many reasons, financially of course, but also relationally, spiritually, and psychologically to be rooted and invested in a place and to actively promote the well being of that place. 

It may not be an issue but would be worth discussing with the promoter.  

Seems to me I'd be rather cautious about blindly following the theories promoted by that author unless they really checked out.So, what is it about these note gurus or any guru for that matter in areas of RE where common sense seems to be tossed aside?

I’m not normally the guy that promotes or asks for advice in business, but I am stepping out of my comfort zone a bit.

This self-awareness promotes a sense of integrity and helps you make decisions that are consistent with your values and aspirations.It's important to note that while visualization can be a powerful tool, it is not a substitute for taking action.

It is enforceable against the tenant only if its purpose is to promote the convenience and safety of the tenants in the premises, protect the landlord’s property, and make a fair distribution of services and facilities.

I wonder how many investors will sign up.My 2cents Not promoting anything just a thought.Joe Gore