I saw this infomercial thing on the TV for John Beck’s real estate meathod. It has to do with tax auctioned houses. I was looking at it, and it sounded pretty good. Now for my question, for those of you who have tried, was this a good meathod?
Auctions marketing for real estate works like a charm with all types of properties (residential, commercial, industrial, farms, ranches, land). Turn virtually any type of property into cash quickly and sell "as-is" with no hassles or fix up.
Mr. and Mrs. Clagg, luxury home builders, owned a magnificent 3,000 square foot residence situated on a third of an acre. Sadly, they had their property on the market for over 10 months without an offer, even though the price was reduced 3 times. Read more...
This property was a rental property owned by an investor. It is located in Southwest Bakersfield in the Silver Creek development. The home was in good condition with over 1,600 sq. feet (3 bedroom 2.5 baths). Read more...
I personally prefer Robert Allen and Donald Trump’s methods and some I’ve developed on my own using a bit from both of them and others I’ve read.
Those infomercials are lame…they make more money off suckers buying their “program” than from the methods they are trying to sell
In my opinion, every one of the real estate investing methods you see advertised will work, if YOU will work, and if you have some basic skills: communications skills and a little financial savvy.
I think people who take these courses and then complain that they were scammed have a “victim mentallity” and they expect that just by taking the class, they’ll suddenly become wealthy. It takes HARD WORK to make any business work, and these are BUSINESSES.