Robert Kiyosaki 3-Day Real Estate Seminar

[nta]

$5000, $4750 if you sign up with 3 or more.
Rich Dad Seminar

This guy is awesome, I think it is well worth it if any of you are seriously interested in real estates.

 

[hamburglar]

$5000 for a seminar?

 

[nta]

Yeah, I went to one of his mini-seminars in Denver this week and it was only $50. If any of you has read any of the rich dad books, you know what i'm talking about. I know that this real estate seminar will be worth it, but don't have the dough right now or else i woudl do it in a heartbeat.

 

[hawkeye81x]

Someone's getting rich... perhaps "dad"?

 

[dealsAREus]

There's a bunch of his books at amazon for 10 to 17 bux. That would be a much less expensive way to start out.

 

[spinn]

I read a little bit of his book at Target one nite, and IMHO, seemed like a lot of fluff w/no substance. His Info-mercial showed so much promise.

 

[Thump553]

$5000 for a feel-good/get rich quick seminar is a good deal how?

 

[iwearnosox]

Originally posted by: Thump553
$5000 for a feel-good/get rich quick seminar is a good deal how?

He's smoking silly plants again.

 

[DerProfi]

Is this that wacky Asian huckster who used to make the TV commercials where he was standing around on a big boat filled with bikini babes drinking champagne while he extolled the virtues of his real estate seminars in heavily-accented Engreesh? Oh yeah, I want to give that douchenozzle $5000 of my money.

 

[chrisbest01]

it well worth the $5000 if you have the money. but if you don't know who he is, i suggest you buy his first book Richdad Poordad and read about it. he apply on many financial magazine, and just recently Money magazine did article on him. check him out.

 

[Quixfire]

Originally posted by: DerProfi
Is this that wacky Asian huckster who used to make the TV commercials where he was standing around on a big boat filled with bikini babes drinking champagne while he extolled the virtues of his real estate seminars in heavily-accented Engreesh? Oh yeah, I want to give that douchenozzle $5000 of my money.

No he is an American, who grew up in Hawaii, and learned from his best friends dad how to make money from real estate and investing in businesses. I have read several of his books and learned quite a bit about investing and the estate market.

 

[MarthaLynn]

I did a quick search.... apparently the "rich dad" in his book is ficticious. Not that it matters. Here's an unimpressed reviewer:

http://www.johntreed.com/Kiyosaki.html

The thought that you can still be a real estate mogul by buying cheap properties is simply not possible these days. The market is over-saturated. People who made millions in the 70's, 80's, and even into early 90's are fortunate and did a good job. That doesn't mean you can still do it today, especially since so many of those people now turned to writing books and giving seminars on how to do it.

Here's some free financial advice: stop dropping $20-$300 on PC components every week. Usually I charge $5000 for that seminar, but today only, $5 to my paypal account.

 

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: DerProfi
Is this that wacky Asian huckster who used to make the TV commercials where he was standing around on a big boat filled with bikini babes drinking champagne while he extolled the virtues of his real estate seminars in heavily-accented Engreesh? Oh yeah, I want to give that douchenozzle $5000 of my money.

please be better informed next time so you dont look like an idiot

this seminar goes beyond the scope of "rich dad" books. whereas the books only covered the basic stuff, this seminar goes in depth and provides a lot of good info and network.

MarthaLynn:

you are wrong. my mother just started getting into real estate(only 1 yr) and she already owns two properties that is providing her with generous passive income. remember, there is a reason why only top 5% are wealthy

 

[MarthaLynn]

Well, certainly one year of returns is enough to declaire success and liklihood of being rich. As they say, past performance is a guarantee of future results.

If the advice of ?Rich Dad? back in 1955 was so great, how come Kiyosaki was homeless and bankrupt 30 years later? What kind of financial genius does it take to be homeless and bankrupt when you are a college graduate who had no student loans and were trained as a helicopter pilot by the military?

Apparently he made most of his fortunes in Amway - good for him.

I hate Amway.

 

[zippin44]

OH PLEEEEASE!

Buyer beware! The whole story about the rich dad is a bunch of crap. Don't get taken buy this hype. All you're doing is contributing to this guy's retierment plan. Send the money to me instead!

Read about Kiyosaki here: http://www.johntreed.com/Reedgururating.html

 

[chrisbest01]

for those of you who think he make his fortune from Amway or from the royalty he received from his books, maybe you should do some more research about him instead just base of reference from one website (who is John Reed anyway? no info about him on his website. he is also a sales anyway). his become best sellers not because his book sells through Amway, because it's such a good book. I had recommended his books to all of my friends. But for his advisor series, beware, it's get very technical about mid point of their book.

if you think paying $5000 to this seminar is not worth it, consider this, if this $5000 can save you $5000 or more when you buy your next house, it well worth it already, even if you not going into real estate.

this is not a get rich quick scam, it require a lot of hot work. and if you read his books, he is selling you the idea, not the techniques to get rich, you have to work really hot for it. if there is a book write about getting rich without hardwork, please let me know.

and as for Amway or any MLM company, you just spend a $100 or $200 to join them and expect to make a fortune in a few years just sitting at home.

 

[nta]

Originally posted by: chrisbest01


if you think paying $5000 to this seminar is not worth it, consider this, if this $5000 can save you $5000 or more when you buy your next house, it well worth it already, even if you not going into real estate.
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Good point. Even if you get nothing else out of the seminar, the main thing is MOTIVATION. He motivates you like a motherf..., you get so pumped you just wanna go out and do something with your life already.

 

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: MarthaLynn
Well, certainly one year of returns is enough to declaire success and liklihood of being rich. As they say, past performance is a guarantee of future results.

If the advice of ?Rich Dad? back in 1955 was so great, how come Kiyosaki was homeless and bankrupt 30 years later? What kind of financial genius does it take to be homeless and bankrupt when you are a college graduate who had no student loans and were trained as a helicopter pilot by the military?

Apparently he made most of his fortunes in Amway - good for him.

I hate Amway.

the advice i would say only compromises of 1/5 to success. In other words, 80% is due to experience

he learned through his failures and experiences. in his book, he was warned by rich dad that he will fail at least twice before becoming successful.

if advice is everything like you are alluding, then all the readers of rich dad books would be millionaires

oh btw, he didnt do amway, take your ignorance elsewhere

 

[Yax]

All the idiots with 5K to give away, raise your hands? If you're raising your hand, read on.

C'mon, these seminars are meant to get your money not make you money. So he's told his idea to hundreds of thousands of people and a few got lucky so he shows them off saying "see, they did it, you can too" and now every idiot wants to do it too. I bet those who got lucky and made the millions could have done it without his seminars. Have you actually met any of these people who's made the money in person and asked them about the system? Well? They're like Urban Legends, friends of a frend and you'll never find them in person. If you ever do, you'll find out that they could have made the money on their own.

I already know the secrets to making it in Real Estate and I'll share that with you for free so you don't have to pay the 5K to hear it over and over again in different ways for 3 days. The secrets to making it big in Real Estate, 1. LUCK and 2. Work HARD!!!.

You'd be better off trying to win the lottery. Lottery only costs $1.00.
See, lottery winners did it, you can too. Infact, send me your $5,000 today and I'll tell all the secrets of Lottery winners and how they made their millions just by making a very small investment; BUT WAIT there's more, if you act now, you'll also receive this $1.00 lottery ticket for a chance to win over $7,000,000.00 and I'll also throw in a free bonus website where you can check the lottery results. $5,000 is a small price to pay when you consider the income potentials. You could be worth over $7 million dollars. (FINE PRINT: Results may very).

In short:
You can do just as well without the seminars. If it was that easy to make money off Real Estates, don't you think there'd be more people in it already?

NOTE: if you already know what I'm talking about, this message does not pertain to you. Its only for the idiots out there who want to get rich quick.

 

[richardycc]

oh please its all common sense! you dont need to pay 5k to listen to some guy on how to buy a home at X amount of money, and resell it at X amount of money + profit, and you get to keep the profit.

rich

 

[Yax]

03/06/2003 6:31 AM




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Originally posted by: DerProfi
Is this that wacky Asian huckster who used to make the TV commercials where he was standing around on a big boat filled with bikini babes drinking champagne while he extolled the virtues of his real estate seminars in heavily-accented Engreesh? Oh yeah, I want to give that douchenozzle $5000 of my money.
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No he is an American, who grew up in Hawaii, and learned from his best friends dad how to make money from real estate and investing in businesses. I have read several of his books and learned quite a bit about investing and the estate market.

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So Quixfire, are you rich yet? Have you made the millions you were promised?

 

[DrPizza]

If he's so good at the real estate business, and the real estate business takes a lot of time and hard work, I can see only 2 reasons for him to leave the real estate world and waste his time writing more books:
1. To make lots of money quick
2. Real estate isn't as lucrative as it used to be.


Either way, the message should be: If you want to make money, give seminars, not buy real estate.

 

[sevo]

Jeez! That guy needs to pay ME $5,000 to attend him seminar... I am shocked to see people even considering this junk!

 

[TonyDD]

Originally posted by: DerProfi
Is this that wacky Asian huckster who used to make the TV commercials where he was standing around on a big boat filled with bikini babes drinking champagne while he extolled the virtues of his real estate seminars in heavily-accented Engreesh? Oh yeah, I want to give that douchenozzle $5000 of my money.

Hehe, the man you're referring to is Tom Vu. Makes me want to learn how he did it!...NOT!

 

[QuicknDirty]

Originally posted by: DrPizza
If he's so good at the real estate business, and the real estate business takes a lot of time and hard work, I can see only 2 reasons for him to leave the real estate world and waste his time writing more books:
1. To make lots of money quick
2. Real estate isn't as lucrative as it used to be.


Either way, the message should be: If you want to make money, give seminars, not buy real estate.

You forgot one-

3. He is just a nice guy, and wants to teach every poor schmuck in the world his secret so that he'll have 100x the competition taking money out of his pockets.
It's all perfectly logical. Maybe he's just tired of being filthy rich and wants to give back to the community. ROTFLMAO....