"How I made 100k a month flipping houses in 1978.".

**Operation_OPM** · Jun 8th, 2010, 03:25 PM

I've noticed a lot of the old time guru's and some new regional-internet guru's are offering their warez....for free...or so it seems.

There is a 100% chance you are also signing up for some sort of coaching/mentoring program that is desinged to bill your card monthly-reoccurring...for the rest of your life. Most do give a 30 day opt out clause ....a lot of the local-internet marketers you can reach almost directly through an assistant.....it is the savvy old timers where you can catch hell trying to cancel the subscription or get a refund. Not hating (I buy everything just to have an edge)...just warning the folk new to the industry, because guru's are usually the first encounter with "education" most get since SBA, SCORE, NAR and other free educational resources tend to not market themselves well.

Basically you are paying for the coaching/mentoring, since... their book and most of the information in their books can be found in the library or on the internet for free.
Read the fine print and cancel if you must buy their book....or schedule time to utilize the coaching/mentoring....but don't be a statistic.

**Forbes** · Jun 9th, 2010, 05:39 AM

Are you referring to any specific program? There are different ways to pay for coaching. I know you can profit share and pay per session.

Personal coaching is still better than reading a book. if you have the opportunity to get a mentor take advantage.

**MJDeMarco** · Jun 9th, 2010, 09:56 AM

Re: "How I made 100k a month flipping houses in 1978.".

In short, who cares. That's like saying "How I made $100K a month selling Atari and Intellivision game consoles" or "How I made millions repairing typewriters!"

What worked in 1978 surely is irrelevant now -- new times, new economy, new circumstances, new lending, new government regs, why should anyone care?

**Operation_OPM** · Jun 9th, 2010, 11:26 AM

Forbes-They all have revamped their programs online and are now giving the materials/books away for cheap/free with the coaching as the fine print offer. I agree, coaching/mentoring is an excellent way to go, my post was a warning to the student just starting out...read the offers carefully and cancel or don't agree to anything you do not want.

PhxMj-Proved my point...as battle-worn and successful you have been in life you went for attacking the thread based on it's title....you responded without even reading the post...your responce was purely emotional based.......imagine how many prospective business owners/investors make the same mistakes when they're enthusiastic about learning and they get an email offer stating...."Flip your way to 1 Million course on sale for $1"...then proceed to offer up CC info without reading the content...read before you leap, that's all I'm saying.