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I don't think anybody would label Steve Cook, Ron Legrand and David Lindahl as the Bad, the Good and the Ugly. Those words are just too harsh. After all we have our names on this forum, and we don't want those real estate gurus angry at us. :D
I like your philosophy, befriend them all. You don't know these guys anyway so there is no use talking about them in a negative way.
Kurt Lacson said:I don't think anybody would label Steve Cook, Ron Legrand and David Lindahl as the Bad, the Good and the Ugly. Those words are just too harsh. After all we have our names on this forum, and we don't want those real estate gurus angry at us. :D
Guru is just a title, I don't understand why a lot of people give a fuss out of it.
YES, We can all ask and reply. About the GURU'S NEVER THE LESS Some of these people got where they are becouse they networked and invested a lot of time in themselfs along with money. They all sell the some thing with a differnt spin but the info. and technics are basicaly the same .The funny thing is we are all looking for an opertunity to brake out but we seam to be afraid of success becouse we have not joined or pulled together all our resources or opertunitys..THIS website is a good starter for real serious joint venture of money with bad credit and good credit with no money.. Good reading books are* the millionare next door,* rich dad poor dad.*lawyers ar liars, *the secret millionare, *
Nouveau Riche is a lot of things:
A Real Estate Investors Club and forum, yes... networking and marketing in Real Estate. I like the Amway of Real Estate line, except that it is *direct marketing* for the college. Yes there is a college. It's held in Phoenix 4 to 6 times per year, with actual one to two day classes in wholesaling, short sales, land acquisition, multi-family and commercial strategies, tax strategies... and on and on. Taught by folks like Tony Litster, Chris Wilson, Craig Cottrel, John Dessauer, Mark Kohler, and on and on...
These are experts in their niches and it's actually a good and worthwhile education. You get two years to complete, and *repeat* your classes. The marketing comes in, in that if you are also signed on as a marketer/advisor for the college, you make a 50% commission on the products, up to the tuition to the college itself...
IN my experience so far, it is heavy in the meetings on marketing the Nouveau Riche name and product line, but I've found not many of the leaders that interested in actually mentoring on actual real estate deals. The culture perpetuates getting more folks signed up for products and the college and maintaining a cash income that way. Real Estate investing is pretty much up to the individual based on the knowledge learned in classes and the connections made with people "doing things" there. For that, I have been grateful. I have some strong REI connections and friendships cultivated.
So, yes, a bit of "Amway" and "soap selling" if you will... but actually a beneficial group and network to be *in* with, particularly in my market in Chicago, where Nouveau Riche is *killing* for the company nationwide...
Anyway, that's my $.02... from someone whose "been there"...
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