We're not going to tell you that you will be a millionaire in 6 months. After all, we don't know you, or how determined you are. Regardless, you should understand some very important points:

1) Forget the infomercial promises - real estate investing is NOT a "get-rich-quick" scheme, but it WILL make you rich, and can put a lot of cash in your pocket in a short time, if you have the right guidance. But REAL wealth takes a little time and effort. If you have a tough time getting off the couch, save your money.

2) If the program you are considering does not provide personal mentoring by actual practicing investors and at a reasonable cost (or free, as offered by The Simple Man's Guide to Real Estate), it is unlikely you will ever get your investing career off the ground unless you already have some experience. There are just too many variables in this business, which makes it impossible for any program to be a "stand-alone" career guide. Without a mentor to help you get started, these variables will stand as a barrier between you and success. Almost every OTHER guru charges from $2,000 - $45,000 for coaching, and THEIR coaches are not investors. Again, with "The Simple Man's Guide to Real Estate" the mentoring is always free, easy to use and our mentors are practicing investors, not telephone operators or "couch investors". Your mentor will be there every step of the way, holding your hand, so to speak.

3) Real Estate investing is not for everyone. Success in this field, as with any other, requires effort, and can be frustrating at times, and can take an emotional toll. But the rewards are wealth, the freedom that wealth brings and a 4 hour work-week, for starters...

NOTE: Many of the infomercial gurus do not provide in-house mentoring by qualified investors. Instead, most of them "farm out" the mentoring to disreputable companies such as PMG, PMI, Mentoring of Utah etc. Before buying into a mentor program, you would be wise to ask the company EXACTLY who provides the mentoring. Ask if the mentors are actual, practicing investors and if the mentoring is provided in-house, or if it is provided by a third party.

Most programs are not complete or self-explanatory, with the logic being that the customer would then need to buy into their expensive mentoring, which is what they are really selling. But if the coaching is free, as it is with "The Simple Man's Guide to Real Estate", you can rest assured that the program, itself, is complete, finely detailed, and easy to understand. Again the logic is simple - the more complete the program, the less need you will have of a coach. And when coaches are free, it is important to keep the "need" to a minimum, so we provide the most detailed course possible.

Whichever course you may purchase, we do wish you the best. And if you have questions, feel free to ask. We are here to help.

IntelliBiz staff