I think the Sheets program is a great head start for a beginner. But one must use it as a guideline, not a step by step cookbook.
You see Ed, every deal is different and every investors situation is different. If you mold the techniques to the situation you are in you will do well in this business.
Also explore other books, courses, investment clubs, etc.
Getting many points of view has been the best part of my REI education. I keep learning everyday and I love it. Its a great business to be in and I’m glad I’m part of it.
I purchased the No Money Down course in 96 and am curious if anyone knows what info has been added to the new version or has it simply been repackaged? Does anyone know if it is possible to get the equivalent of a software update? Thanks.
I am very interested in investing in Real Estate, my sister gave me the Carlton sheets course she purchased in December of 1997, ( she didn’t use it ) is this course outdated or should I purchase a new one ???
I think most of the basics are still there. I have the pink version and the blue one. There are a few chapters that are different but overall there was not much of a change between the two.