Review: Marketing Website and Seminars - But it's free
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2013
I downloaded five free books related to house flipping, and expected them to be marketing ploys to get you to attend seminars, sign up for paid websites, etc ... and this book did not disappoint that expectation. (sigh)On the other hand his website is free at the low levels, because the basis of all house flipping is networking - and getting more people on his network actually makes money for him and others on the network. In addition, the network/website looks like it has some pretty good support articles and encourages people to learn more about the business. (ADDED NOTE: Played with it for 2 weeks. The learning modules are only somewhat useful. And the website is very strong armed in selling other levels and add-ons)His house flipping specialty is wholesale and a bit too slimy feeling for me.The book itself is funny, driven, and overly friendly - just like a good seminar spokesperson and salesperson.I found the religious overtones annoying. I am not of the Victorian/Darwinism flavor of Christianity - work hard - God favors the bold - you can measure how good a Christian you are by your success and money. Not to say making money doesn't have its place in Christianity - it does, just the anything for a buck and justify it by God wants you to make money doesn't sit well for me.The writer really likes bandit signs and false advertising - cash for house in three days, but send 30 day offers once the seller has bit. He does try to get the house as quickly as possible - seven days or less, because the money is in the flip - but still, not my cup of tea or style.Off to read the other books downloaded.