Ron Legrand courses

[hanwellboy]

I understand that Ron will be speaking here in Canada in October. I have read through some posts on this forum about Ron and the feedback has been quite incredible. I am interested in buying Ron`s "Fast cash generator" course. With this course, Ron throws in his new book "Quick Turn Real Estate Millionaire".

Has anybody read this book or bought this course? It`s not alot of money to part with, but still, I would like to know if it has any valuable information that I can apply and get my feet wet with.

Aaron

 

[tonypeters]

Aaron,To answer your question; pretty much anything that you purchase or subscribe to from Ron LeGrand will provide you with VALUE!

You can NEVER get enough EDUCATION!

Hope this helps you with your decision?

QUOTE (hanwellboy @ Oct 1 2009, 10:37 AM) I understand that Ron will be speaking here in Canada in October. I have read through some posts on this forum about Ron and the feedback has been quite incredible. I am interested in buying Ron`s "Fast cash generator" course. With this course, Ron throws in his new book "Quick Turn Real Estate Millionaire".

Has anybody read this book or bought this course? It`s not alot of money to part with, but still, I would like to know if it has any valuable information that I can apply and get my feet wet with.

Aaron

 

[sofanit]

That`s funny.. Yes I just bought the Fast Cash Generator.. But I have yet to listen to the CDs or read the book. When I do I will let you know what I think of it..

Cheers,
Sophie

 

[luckyluciano]

I watched the free video link. I can certainly see how people can get excited at the propspects of "FAST CASH", "MILLIONAIRE" etc. In the video it appeared as though he was training an army of people to chase after people in financial distress who were going to hand over title even though they have bundles of equity and he phrased it as helping people not stealing from them. Although I have heard of it occuring, I have to wonder how abundant these scenarios are especially since he is exposing the concept to armies of men & women. With such a goldmine out there I would rather keep it hush hush instead of making money selling seminars an books. I also would think that my being a realtor would open me up for all sorts of legal issues even with disclosure. Under what type of mental duress would some one hand over $50-100k of equity rather than finding more conventional methods of elleviating their problems. (Excuse my grammar, from my BB)

 

[tonypeters]

Given that REIN place a lot of focus on "ETHICS", I would like to thank you for raising the questions and concerns that you have.
As a result of the number of posts that have had similar concerns, I feel that it is necessary for me to "jump into the arena", in an extended effort to provide REIN members with some valuable insight regarding Ron LeGrand and the "creative" investing strategies that he teaches.

With this in mind, I will commit to creating a (new) post, so…Please Stay TUNED!


QUOTE (luckyluciano @ Oct 2 2009, 02:48 PM) I watched the free video link. I can certainly see how people can get excited at the propspects of "FAST CASH", "MILLIONAIRE" etc. In the video it appeared as though he was training an army of people to chase after people in financial distress who were going to hand over title even though they have bundles of equity and he phrased it as helping people not stealing from them. Although I have heard of it occuring, I have to wonder how abundant these scenarios are especially since he is exposing the concept to armies of men & women. With such a goldmine out there I would rather keep it hush hush instead of making money selling seminars an books. I also would think that my being a realtor would open me up for all sorts of legal issues even with disclosure. Under what type of mental duress would some one hand over $50-100k of equity rather than finding more conventional methods of elleviating their problems. (Excuse my grammar, from my BB)

 

[gwasser]

QUOTE (luckyluciano @ Oct 2 2009, 02:48 PM) I watched the free video link. I can certainly see how people can get excited at the propspects of "FAST CASH", "MILLIONAIRE" etc. In the video it appeared as though he was training an army of people to chase after people in financial distress who were going to hand over title even though they have bundles of equity and he phrased it as helping people not stealing from them. Although I have heard of it occuring, I have to wonder how abundant these scenarios are especially since he is exposing the concept to armies of men & women. With such a goldmine out there I would rather keep it hush hush instead of making money selling seminars an books. I also would think that my being a realtor would open me up for all sorts of legal issues even with disclosure. Under what type of mental duress would some one hand over $50-100k of equity rather than finding more conventional methods of elleviating their problems. (Excuse my grammar, from my BB)

Hi Lucky,

From what I understand of Ron`s methods, the profits are often in the $20K to $40K range equalling the commissions for two or three decent real estate transactions. Considering the fact that Ron also makes a significant number of transactions before he makes his money, I don`t think most of his deals are that extreme.

What is the difference of giving up 20 to 30K in equity vs paying comissions?


Not to critize you but, as a realtor-in-training, I just don`t see that much difference. Other than that Ron works without licence because he buys and sells properties only for himself.

 

[luckyluciano]

My ethics remarks were directed at my being an active RE agent, I was stating that I may have an ethical problem especially where the girl took over approx. $100k of equity. The rest of my post pointed out that he was trainiing multitudes of people to prospect this source of business and with a potentially lucerative strategy I woulld assume he would keep it to himself.


QUOTE (gwasser @ Oct 3 2009, 02:14 PM) Hi Lucky, From what I understand of Ron`s methods, the profits are often in the $20K to $40K range equalling the commissions for two or three decent real estate transactions. Considering the fact that Ron also makes a significant number of transactions before he makes his money, I don`t think most of his deals are that extreme. What is the difference of giving up 20 to 30K in equity vs paying comissions? Not to critize you but, as a realtor-in-training, I just don`t see that much difference. Other than that Ron works without licence because he buys and sells properties only for himself.

 

[gwasser]

QUOTE (luckyluciano @ Oct 3 2009, 12:49 PM) My ethics remarks were directed at my being an active RE agent, I was stating that I may have an ethical problem especially where the girl took over approx. $100k of equity. The rest of my post pointed out that he was trainiing multitudes of people to prospect this source of business and with a potentially lucerative strategy I woulld assume he would keep it to himself.



Hi Lucky,

Thanks for the clarification.

Godfried

 

[ScottL]

Hi,

I once purchased a property from a woman who was dting of liver disease. She had put a second mortgage on her home to take care of her medical bills and likely enjoy the last months of her life. By saving her the RE commissions, and putting some cash back in her pocket I was able to give her appx. $20,000 that otherwise would have been just eaten up. Also I saved her from an uncomfortable foreclosure situation . I rented the property back to her for 18 months and she was a great tenant. It was win win for both of us.

Without the creative financing techniques I learned from Rein this would not have been possible.

Regards,

Scott