Spend The Day with Robert Shemin! - Landlord Forum thread

Spend The Day with Robert Shemin! by Carolina Zeeb (Washington, DC) on January 16, 2012 @12:23

Spend the day with bestselling author, wealth expert, and multimillionaire, Robert Shemin and learn the "7 Keys to Making a Fortune in Real Estate!"
Robert Shemin is one of the leading real estate and money gurus in the world, often sharing the seminar stage with Donald Trump, Robert Kiyosaki, and Suze Orman. In his book, HOW COME THAT IDIOT’S RICH AND I’M NOT?, Shemin shows readers how they too can become Rich Idiots by turning their thinking upside down, unlearning the things that keep them from making money, and instituting a three-part, wealth-building plan based on buying real estate, investing in stocks and bonds, and starting a business.
Robert has trained some of the top investors in our area and is now coming back to train You!

Register Now and Get 2012 off to a running start!

Go here:
http://TractionREIA.com/shemin

Saturday January 28, 2012
Registration and networking at 8:30, Training 9AM-4PM

Westin Tysons Corner
7801 Leesburg Pike
Falls Church, VA 22043

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Re: Spend The Day with Robert Shemin! by Jake on January 16, 2012 @13:35	[ Reply ]

Looks like a "wealth expert" would want to keep his 7 secrets from everyone else. He should be busy creating wealth and not have time to tell others about it. Anyway, one of the wealth expert's secrets always seems to be hooking others with his wealth spinning yarn.

SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM by Katiekate (New York) on January 16, 2012 @16:55	[ Reply ]

Re: Spend The Day with Robert Shemin! by Anonymous on January 17, 2012 @09:35	[ Reply ]

This is a book review that originally appeared in the 10/00 issue of John T. Reed’s Real Estate Investor’s Monthly. Copyright 2000 by John T. Reed At the recommendation of a reader, I bought a copy of Robert Shemin’s above-titled book. It reads like a crude example of something I might have written in my early days as an investor. He seems to have the right basic idea for the most part, but there are a number of problems that require warnings. The top of the front cover says, “Take the high road to high profits!” The back cover refers to …“his high-integrity methods.” I welcome such talk, but talk is cheap. Unfortunately, I found a number of places in the book where Shemin’s advice was unethical or even illegal in my opinion.