Charlton Sheets Real Profit$

[robby]

Has anyone ever gone to one of these seminars on real estate investing? I received 2 free tickets to attend one of his seminars in a couple of weeks and I'm wondering if it is worth the time to attend. Am I going to get any information out of it, or are they going to say I have to buy all types of material to learn the system? Has anyone ever done it (I've seen him on TV a lot) and is there any decent information in his program? I'm not sure I want to waste half a day if all its going to be is a sales presentation.

[jmjj215]

Re: Charlton Sheets Real Profit$

Based on the business model of these places, you'll go there and get a very, very hard sale on very, very expensive materials that are very, very important to your success as a real estate investor so you can become very, very rich.

I'd pass. There's a ton of free material at the library, information from local realtors, and websites that offer the information for free.

[34saving]

Re: Charlton Sheets Real Profit$

Yep. Even if you spent the big bucks on the program, Sheets' stuff isn't going to work for you. Check out http://www.johntreed.com/Sheets.html

These guys are the real thing and will answer questions for free and not try to (hard sell at least ) anything: http://reiplace.com/newsgroup/list.php?1

[Ima saver]

Re: Charlton Sheets Real Profit$

I would pass too, they make money by selling you their product!!

[jmjj215]

Re: Charlton Sheets Real Profit$

If you do go, wear a few layers. I hear one of their tactics is to pump the room with A/C. Apparently that somehow has an effect on their sales rate... maybe I read that on Mr. Reed's site actually - I can't remember.

[jmjj215]

Re: Charlton Sheets Real Profit$

I get a kick out of Reed's site, his dissection of Robert Kiyosaki is an interesting read as well.

Very. He was interviewed in Money magazine a bit back and that was a pretty good little vignette on him. He certainly thinks for himself.