Need Mentor - Conti&Finkel Or Wendy Patton?

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  LeaseOptionKing5th October, 2004

  Mentoring is expensive. Get a Course, study it, and you may not need Mentoring at all. Wendy has some rather unique ideas.
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  bnorton5th October, 2004

  I don't have Conti/Finkel, but I do have Wendy's course. I think it is a great course.

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  OzNovice5th October, 2004

  Thanks guys, I appreciate the feedback. Its reassuring to hear from someone whom has actually used the material and found it beneficial.
  
  Which "course" of Wendy Pattons do you suggest? Is it a home study one, or attending a seminar?
  
  Thanks again guys..
  
  Cheers,
  
  OzNovice

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  OzNovice5th October, 2004

  Thanks LeaseOptionKing,
  
  Thanks for the tip. Which product would you suggest I start with. At this stage I have read 2 of Conti/Finkels books - that gives you an idea of where Im at in the "learning curve"
  
  Cheers,
  
  OzNovice

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  LeaseOptionKing5th October, 2004

  You just need her basic L/O Course to begin with.
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  LeaseOptionKing6th October, 2004

  Unless I'm looking in the wrong place, I don't see any of her complete Courses for sale here any longer. :(
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  OzNovice6th October, 2004

  I was a little confused which one to get, as there are about 6 different ones listed.
  
  Any advice on which on is the most comprehensive?
  
  Cheers,

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  LeaseOptionKing6th October, 2004

  Cool! I see everything is back up. I'd probably go for the $149 for Seller and $149 for Buyer in the very least. Or the comprehensive one (the one right before the boot camp).
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  china177th October, 2004

  Hello.....
  Where can I go to find Wendy Patton's courses mentioned on this post?
  Hope it's a legit question....
  Gracias......

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  JohnLocke7th October, 2004

  China,
  
  Glad to meet you.
  
  Here is a link to Ms. Patton's products.
  
  http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/ChanPart-WendyPatton.html
  
  John $Cash$ Locke
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  loon7th October, 2004

  Since you're new at the game, you could hook up with an R.E. club and'or be a birddog, help established investors find deals for a finder's fee, get your bearings, milk him/her for tips and info and experience, then strike out on your own. You'd probably be better served by getting your feet wet than spending lots of $$ (US or AUS) on training. You can prepare all you want--and it's usually not wasted time--but it's hard to learn this business until you jump in yourself.

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  china178th October, 2004

  Thank you John Locke and Loon......
  Thanks for the link, John and....
  Thanks for the advice, Loon
  
  I understand there's nothing like hands on, and presently besides reading up on L/O, asking questions from folks like yourself, I am actually talking to FSBO's in the area. I don't have the script down well enough to convince, but atleast the folks I've spoken to are warm towards my presentation. That isn't making me money, but I feel more confident atleast.
  Thank you All very Much!!!!