Paper into gold

[jon.a]

Someone suggested that I get terry vaughn's paper into gold. I'm finding it a challenge to locate a copy. Amazon, EBay, Craig's list, even biggerpockets.com no joy. Anyone have one?

 

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[DeletedUser2]

About CRE Online - Who We Are

this is terry vaughn.

you can contact him. he sold that course

he could also recommend a similar course if not his.

Z

 

[jon.a]

Thanks z

I wouldn't have posted here if I hadn't put in a little effort first.

I found that site
Searched it
The link to the product went to a 404 not found page CRE Online Store
Sent an email to the author, no reply after three days.
The sight is a little dated. It seems to be run now by some woman with the same last name maybe his wife or daughter. Maybe she gave up.

I just joined their mailing list (something I didn't want to do) maybe that will open contact with someone.

 

[DeletedUser2]

he might have passed away.

 

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[jon.a]

That's what I was thinking. I didn't read the obit's that came up in search. I'm trying their mailing list contact.

 

[jon.a]

Crap, maybe I didn't try hard enough. That site has a forum maybe someone there knows. Not a really active forum though.

 

[recon187]

Crap, maybe I didn't try hard enough. That site has a forum maybe someone there knows. Not a really active forum though.

I just did a google search Is this what your looking for http://www.notetools.com/turmoningol.html

 

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[DeletedUser2]

no.
both authors are good. but Terry Vaugns stuff was brilliant
Z

 

[maui]

This phone number is on his linkedin page:
855-920-4493
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/vie...561363,VSRPtargetId:31113014,VSRPcmpt:primary

 

[Late Bloomer]

Several years ago I came across the creonline site. I was impressed by the range of articles and quality of thought and investment experience available there. I thought then, and I still do, that when I have funds for an investment portfolio, I'd like to pursue this kind of investing. Unfortunately, if there were sections on how someone who's broke can get paid as a finder, I missed them. But I think I'll return to it after clearing up the lingering credit issues from the cancer, and getting back on my feet financially with current work and business.

 

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