Promises Unkept by RAI

Review...

My problem with the RAI program that I recently attended was the disconnect between what was said at the initial seminar and what was delivered in terms of the boxed materials received and the content in the 3 day seminar. (Cost: 2995.) The "exclusive" information promised to the RAI attendees was only available by plunking down an additional payment in the amount of another 3995.

The information re: contracts truly scared me it was so simplified; we were told just pay your attny 5000 if that makes you learn contracts better! As for the information at this weekend I was informed that there was no proprietary information that this was all public information! Well, I should have signed up for a college course instead that would have better prepared me than this course. And, at 13.00 a unit a whole lot cheaper. The CD' I received were slick and old, I am also unimpressed with the content. It does try to give the personal experience of those that have had some success with rehabbing, or foreclosures etc. I don' fault the instructors so much however, they are running their personal business' with depth, and professionalism but to expect that this course will do it for you too is an overstatement. (One had invested considerable capital to learn the business, the other had had experience with real estate in the past)

One thing that I didn' like was the hurried pace, and the lack of depth in answering doubts. I am glad that I didn' put down the additional cost of the mentoring program, this is another hard lesson in life for me. I will explore real estate investing clubs, stay in contact with some of the other attendees who are good people, and only try to invest once I am convinced that I know what I am getting into. I found this website incidental to trying to go online with RAI, I wish I had known about it before!