If you want to make money investing in residential real estate, you have to do it the old-fashioned way, you have to earn it. There really are no shortcuts.
Now, if you sit down and watch late-night television when fake real estate experts hawk their half-baked theories and believe that they are the answer, think again. These people can be very convincing, and persistent, too, but is there anything concrete behind what they are saying? Let's examine the story a little bit.
John T. Reed is a long-time investor and an newsletter publisher who has followed the industry for many years, including keeping an eye on the gurus who make a living peddling real estate seminars, books and tapes. He is totally dismayed at the practice. Please click the link in this paragraph to read the full article.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Provided by:
Esko Kiuru
Mortgage and real estate market commentator
www.BluefoxToday.com - syndicated mortgage and real estate blog
eskokiuru@gmail.com
My cell: 702-499-1006
Esko,
Very familiar with John Reed, and have many of his books. I highly recommend his guru ratings http://www.johntreed.com/Reedgururating.html to all. Find your (un) favorite real estate guru there and see what John has to say about them.
Of course John has written and continues to write very good books on real estate investing.
Michael,
Reed has a rating system on his website on these gurus.
Bill,
Most people buying these programs are dreaming.
Brian,
Reed is a solid real estate professional.
Bill,
Exactly. Many just lose touch with reality when offered an idea to get rich quick.