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My name is Paul. You can call me the Real Estate Spy. It’s my James Bond, alter ego that is way better than I am in real life.
Today, I am taking a look at Robert Blair and his activities in REI.
Look, I don’t know good ole Bobby and much of what I have found online (if it’s true) is a bit underwhelming.
But even if his only weakness was kryptonite, I’d skip.
Why?
Today our subjects under the spotlight are Charlie and Randy France.
Before I get to that, I want to talk about you. Let’s make this relevant.
Why are you here? I can prob guess. You’re sick of the endless gag reflex provoking pointlessness of working for someone else. yeah… that freakin’ 9-5 . . . the endless grill and grind. It serves a purpose but when it owns ya, it sucks. You know…The getting up at 5:30, stumbling for coffee, machining through the day, collapsing in front of the tube, hitting the sack, and starting all over again.
You’d like to parachute out of that scene, and you’re thinking real estate investing might be the ticket out, but make sure you’re not tethered to a bungee cord ’cause making a mistake in REI might just be the quickest ticket back to the same rut you were hopin’ to jump out of.
Or….MAYBE you’re already doing some REI stuff, but you want to ramp up your game. So you’re here to check out people who look like they’ve made it and see what you can learn or buy to get yourself to the next level.
Well, I’m glad you’re here. Today’s review has some information that you might find helpful, especially in regards to Subject-To real estate deals.
But I also want to warn you that real estate investing can be really tough. I’ll tell you a bit about my story, and then I promise, we’ll get to the review that you came here for.
I used to be sold out to real estate investing. I thought it was my ticket to financial freedom. For a while, I did well, and I was flying high.
Then it all crashed down and I lost my shirt. And my shoes. And everything else.
Then I met a guy named James (more info on him here), and I got into something that was a lot less risky with a higher reward.
The video below explains it all. Would you take 3 minutes and watch it? It could make a huge difference for you, because you might just choose to throw your lot in with us instead of the real estate thing.
After the video you’ll find the review you came here for. Whatever route you take, I want to thank you for visiting my site!
What’s up guys?
Paul aka Real Estate Spy taking a fresh peak at Martineau’s course… All good courses should offer you what you are looking for and give you a competitive advantage over the next guy… but can Martineau deliver?
I’m gonna get to that in a moment, but first let’s talk about You. What’s your experience level in REI? Have you had some success?
Or are you a bit wet behind the ears as far as real world practice, but you have definitely spent your time in the Real Estate Seminar Solitary?
–Why do I ask?
Welcome to this review on Dave Lindahl. I want to talk to you about the Creative Success Alliance and several topics that are pertinent to reviewing the information…
>So you can figure out if it’s the right match for you.
The things that I will be discussing in this review are:
I would like to acknowledge you for taking the time to research all of this information before you make your decision on whether or not David Lindahl’s offering is right for you.
It is interesting to me that so many people dive in headfirst without really checking things out.
This seems to be one of the main causes why there are scam reports and complaints online.
But that doesn’t have to be you. Many have found what I am about to tell you helpful.
Wanna find out what a select few others already know?
Today I am going to talk about Ray Alcorn.
Specifically, I will be talking about:
Maybe you’re tired of the big FAT RAT RACE and you’re looking to get into real estate investing in order to quit your 9-5.
Or maybe you I found yourself stuck in real estate investing and realize that there has to be more core skills that you need in order to be successful.
Above all else you may be wondering what the risk/reward ratio is when it comes to real estate investing and you’re trying to figure out how long it’ll take for you to get on your feet.
First I got to tell you a real estate investing is a respectable career choice. But I think it is often play down as to how difficult it can be.
I am not here to be a buzz kill, I will simply share with you my story and let you decide for yourself what your best career passes.
Before I get into Ray Alcorn’s Review, let me tell you a little bit about me.
First it’s important for you to understand that as much as I do research on the gurus and I am trying to find out who has the best offering in terms of real estate investing….
-and who can help you make the most amount of money, I have to let you know I decided for myself to drop out of the real estate game at least as far as it being my main vehicle to success.
Why?
How’s it going?
Today, I have been doing a little investigating to find out a little more about Jane Garvey. I give her two thumbs up for her advice in the real estate investing arena.
Does that mean I gonna chase down the next flip/rental like an eager cheetah on adderall?
Nope….Why?
-Enter James.
After losing my “you know what” in real estate, he helped recover and do what the gurus are doing rather than chase down revolutionary real estate ideas from the next best guru.
The video explains everything.
After you watch it, I invite you to enjoy the review.
Jane Garvey came to the world of real estate investing armed with degrees from Cornell University and Northwestern University in industrial engineering and management sciences.
She dipped her toes into real estate investing in 1979 while she was teaching at the Loyola University of Chicago business school. She kept at it for five years and became so successful that she quit teaching in order to pursue real estate investing full-time.
Her focus is on rehabs and rentals.
Solving real estate problems is something Garvey enjoys, as well as helping other people. Out of these interests arose her involvement with the Chicago Real Estate Investors Association.
She is a group leader, educator, and legislative watchdog. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in landlording, rehabbing, financial analysis, deal structuring, and foreclosures.
Enter: Chicago Creative Investors Association (CCIA) ccia-info.com, Jane has played a primary, key role in founding the Association which has grown to encompass 4,000 real estate investors. Her goal in setting up the CCIA was to encourage education and networking events for local investors.
Jane Garvey (previously serving on the Board of Directors) has also played a significant role in creating the National Real Estate Investors Association. As a board member of the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association (IRPOA), she offers her knowledge related to the Political Action Committee. As an entrepreneur and seasoned real estate investor she has written and taught on many aspects of real estate investing.
In one of her articles on scammers, I was impressed by her willingness to share helpful insight on how to protect yourself from fraudulent activities related to renting out a property.
In her article, she discussed how an individual grabbed the information from her rental listing and changed the price to arrange a con for individuals seeking a rental property in the area.
The con was to get them to send a deposit in exchange for access to the property which sadly would never come.
I highly recommend you give her article “rental scams” a read. In discovering such well rounded information available by Jane, I highly recommend you give her offering/articles and information a serious look.
You can get more information at: https://www.ccia-info.com/jane-garvey.html
Garvey has authored and co-authored a number of books and courses. Some that are notable are:
For a more detailed list go to: https://www.ccia-info.com/jane-garvey.html
Numerous respected national publications have sought Garvey’s opinions on real estate investing issues. She has been quoted in the following publications (to name a few): the Wall Street Journal, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, The Los Angeles Times, Money Magazine, and CNN/Money.
Garvey has also participated in numerous radio shows where she has either been interviewed herself or has interviewed show participants.
I say hats off to to Garvey.
SUMMARY
She definitely is skilled and offers sound advice. I wish I would have listened to someone with her skill and acumen before I bet the farm (my farm) on REI. I don’t believe you can go wrong by listening to her wisdom.
Good luck.
DR SEYMOUR KERN…
It’s Jan. 22, and I’m taking a fresh look at Seymour Kerns and the mess that’s been made out there online.
I want to drop my disclaimer right here. All of the information contained in this blog is personal in nature and should be considered as information for entertainment purposes, further, I am protected just like journalists and adhere to my freedom to share information that I have found as well as list the sources from whence they came. I make no claims on the accuracy of this information.
So if you are an uptight googler, binger or yahooer, I will kindly allow my burly blog bouncers to show you the door.
…with that said…
Nobody likes an “already licked lollipop,” and that’s kinda how I see this whole deal.
-just tellin’ ya what I’m seeing out there folks.
And as far as the real estate investment world, Dr. Kern doesn’t really phase me….I’m out anyways.
Why?
James showed me a better way. I needed to stop chasing money and learn from a real-world mentor.
Although I suffered quite a financial blow in my real estate investing days (well…. I lost everything), I was glad to get a second chance with James.
The video below explains everything.
Watch the whole video and then check out the review I put together for you below.
What’s Up guys? Today I’m doing a review on an individual who I am a bit neutral on, but I def have a some respect for.
it’s a bit like…can you be Trump Rich?
That’s not to say that I’m going to drop everything and go read every publication he has especially in light of the fact that current info is a bit challenging to come by. But I want us set up this review as respectful and acknowledge Robert Shemin for his accomplishments.
When I learned that he had a background with Goldman Sachs, I was pretty impressed. Why?
If you read my story then you would know that I ignored a book that I saw on a book store shelf while I was walking through an airport. I picked it up, thumbed through it and said aaah, what does he know.
I believe if I would have heeded the words in that book, it would’ve saved me from a huge financial hit that would take me many years to recover from. It was written by a guy named Jon Talbott.
Feel free to look him up. At the time, I never suspected that years later I would end up hiring Jon to be a personal Financial advisor.
He too work for Goldman Sachs and was one of the smartest men I have ever had the pleasure of interacting with.
In the same vein, I decided to ditch my efforts in real estate investing (at least that’s my primary vehicle)
Why?<
Seth Williams is a real estate coach, guru and entrepreneur… and he is really making a splash these days in the REI world.
He offers his RETipster info and Youtube channel for those interested in learning more on real estate investing, but is what he is offering right for you?
Be careful….when you are getting into real estate investing!
Do your due diligence before the REI doberman dawgs downright eat you for lunch. (I learned the hard way. You don’t have to.) You can read my story if you’d like. Click here.
By the way, Good …no….GREAT job getting out there and checking some reviews before diving in.
I think you will get a lot out of what I have to say on this blog, and it might just turn your passion for being your own boss into something amazing.
If you are here, you probably are researching Than Merrill and trying to figure out if Fortune Builder’s Mastery Seminars and Bootcamp are right for you.
I’m gonna look at all that, but first, let me tell you what just happened to me to put all of this into perspective.
Last Friday I was at Panera Bread with a couple of business owners, We were discussing taking their company to the next level using Internet marketing as the key mechanism to propel it to becoming extremely profitable. The best part is they hired me to show them how. (Thanks Kat) (I’ll explain later).
Funny thing happened though…It was almost like Panera had passed out the freaky-deaky peachy punch koolaid because as everyone discussed how wealthy they were going to be, it was as if a mushroom euphoric craze came over everyone involved. I’m probably exaggerating a little, but hang with me here, I have a point.
The point is emotional contagion. What do I mean by that? What I mean is that we all have mirror neurons.
