The prices these real estate gurus charge for their information aren't cheap. I think the course by Carlton Sheets is just as good as the one by Legrand and you can get it for far less than $600. I think it's not much different from what Carlton Sheets gives you. Ron LeGrand's course may have some good information, but why pay so much when Carlton Sheets has over 20 years experience doing the same thing. If you read my review of Carlton Sheets, then you already know that I did not have a good experience, but if you decide to try "No Money Down" Real Estate, you would be just as well off buying Carlton Sheets' course over the LeGrand course.

Also, LeGrand teaches how you can be pulling in a substantial income in very little time. He seems to focus on how quick you can make money with real estate, but anyone who's made serious money in real estate will tell you that it takes months and some times years before the big money comes in. Most people I know need to make some money now, not way down the road.

Another thing to consider, is not everyone selling are interested in "No Money Down" financing. These days, most people insist on security, and you may need to show good faith by putting at least ten percent down. These aren't the feel good eighties.

And, in case you aren't aware of it, everybody and there cousins are into Real Estate now, so you will be competing against literally hundreds of other people just like yourself, looking at the same classifieds, both in the local papers and online. If you don't have hours each day to hunt and inspect properties, you will find that others have beaten you to the punch.

If youre absolutely in love with real estate, and this is definitely what you plan to do for a living, then you may still be able to become successful in time. But know that there is something that's easier to make money with. There are better business opportunities than "No Money Down" real estate stuff.