rmcrorie[at]msn.com (Ryan), you asked:

<< <i> i have bought and read multiple books covering "creative real estate
purchasing", and i just discovered a new course called "How You Can
Move Into a Million Dollar Mansion in 90-days" -- does anyone know
anything about this course? is it another Carleton Sheets system? is
it worth the investment?</i> >
The principles and what's taught are all true . . .but, it's NOT as easy as it
might sound. There's a lot of work involved and with a little luck, the road
to success might go quicker than normal (which is what's usually advertised to
stimulate people's interest).

And by the way . . .come to parts of California and you'll find that a million
dollars doesn't buy much of a "mansion" if any at all. A million can buy you
an upscale 4 bedroom ,3 bath, 3,000 sq ft home. . . . hardly a mansion. ;-(

. . . and these million dollar California homes are open to the opportunities
that Carleton Sheets promotes.

So . . .is it worth the investment??? I'd say yes . . . if you're able to
work hard and apply the principles that are taught. And I might add that these
principles are really nothing new. Carleton (and some others) are just good at
promoting them.

i have bought and read multiple books covering "creative real estate
purchasing", and i just discovered a new course called "How You Can
Move Into a Million Dollar Mansion in 90-days" -- does anyone know
anything about this course? is it another Carleton Sheets system? is
it worth the investment?

any feedback is great...thanks

ryan

ps the website is www.therainbowmaker.com for quick reference