Real Estate Seminar

Let’s face it, reading information about real estate can be overwhelming. You don’t know what to believe or where to get the best information. Attending a real estate seminar can seem like the perfect solution, but you need to be extra careful.

Your opinion about these seminars may be based on where you first heard about them. If you bought a real estate guru’s book or course then you might have heard that buying into this seminar was the only way to profit. If you read about seminars online in websites like Read the story »

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Be a Real Estate Millionaire Home Study Course Review - Dean Graziosi

You invest a small amount of money into a house, hold onto it for a little while, and then flip it for fast (and high) profits.  Does that sound like something you’d be interested in?  Of course!  Who wouldn’t want the chance to make some income from something so fun?  Dean Graziosi’s Be a Real Estate Millionaire course might be what you’ve been looking for.

The problem is that it can be hard to even thing about getting started flipping houses.  Sure, you hear about people making money, but you might think the chances of you doing so are slim to none.  Well – they’re not! According to real estate millionaire Dean Graziosi, your chances are actually very good that if you follow the home study course he has created you too can earn a lot of money from real estate.

Skeptical?  There are actually many other home study courses out there, so what makes this one different? Well, the main difference that I can see is that this course actually gets great reviews.  Instead of the usual “this is a scam” commentary you might find from other “make millions” real estate courses, you see praise and evidence that people are actually doing really well with Dean Graziosi’s methods. He has all of the usual high profile praise such as from Jack Canfield who says: Read the story »

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Lindsey Hunter Mortgage Fraud Scandal

Ralph R. Roberts is not new to chasing down those who try to fraud decent people out of money via mortgage scams.  (He’s even written “Protect Yourself from Real Estate and Mortgage Fraud: Preserving the American Dream of Homeownership” available here.)  He’s now investigated mortgage fraud allegations that involved Lindsey Hunter, a basketball player for the Detroit Pistons.

It seems that Mr. Roberts was alerted to a man named Bruce McClellan’s case about being defrauded by Lindsey Hunter’s company.  Lindsey Hunter and company allegedly made false claims and may have committed mortgage fraud. 

Mr. Hunter denies involvement. More can be found here

This story is making big news for a few reasons. Read the story »

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