? About Ron Legrands Course

I have been reading a little about Ron Legrands boot camp. He talks a lot about removing risk and liability. Making Tons of money and not using your own credit and name. Is he just doing sandwich lease options?
He says he'll teach you how to get sellers to beg you to take their house for free, and even pay you. What are the chances of that happening? Any body go to his course? what all are they talking about?
Josh
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  • buddy19th November, 2004

    Due to all those "gurus" out there, and newbie inestors flocking to investor club meetings and buying all those tapes and books telling how easy it is to get rich in real estate, there will be many such newbies who will lose their behinds.

    Why? Because making money in real estate (or in the stock market) still relies upon the basic wisdom of "buying low- selling high". Too many are competing over a bunch of derilect properties...without taking into consideration the much higher fees that contractors are charging these days (especially foundation firms), in addition to higher costs for materials. Also, there is a bubble in real estate values that could soon pop.

    Many of present gurus rely upon the "bigger fool" concept to turn a profit. Approach with caution, "oh ye of too much faith" .

  • LeaseOptionKing20th November, 2004

    Ron has some decent materials. He has by far some of the best negotiating tactics. (No wonder, since he used to be a carnival barker!) All in all, I've learned a lot from Ron.
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  • jpchapboy26th November, 2004

    So what kinds of "tactics" does he use? I am not new to realestate investing and I think I know at least a little about most every technique (not nesessarily enough to do it, but enough to find out how to do it.) so I am trying to find out if he has techniques that I don't even know exist. So if you would tell what kind of things he does. Thanks.
    Josh

  • LeaseOptionKing26th November, 2004

    Just ways of speaking to the Seller and responding to objections. That's also a strength of mine. If the Seller has an objection about a L/O, how you respond can make or break the deal.
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