Peter Conti and David Finkel books-cheap!

[investinAK]

Hello,

Not sure how many of you are Ebay'ers, but I was parusing last night and came across a seller selling Conti and Finkel's Books for a very low price. Turns out it is actually Peter and David's Ebay store. With shipping they end up around $8 or $10, which is about $10 cheaper than the book store.

I have read their foreclosures book and it is VERY informative, with some very good negotiating tips.

Search their username: wealthinrealestate at www.ebay.com
Or try this link: http://stores.ebay.com/Finkel-Conti-Real-Estate-Center_W0QQssPageNameZl2QQtZkm
All of their items are in their store, not on auction.

-Ryan

[ray_higdon]

Thanks for the links, I bought them, one can never read enough on real estate investing

[Aldo]

Before attempting anything suggested in their material, run it past your attorney without fail. I'll say nothing more in a public forum.

[Jim Johnson]

Because Peter Conti actually lives in Denver I have been to see him speak. Cautious with good legal is great advise here.



Before attempting anything suggested in their material, run it past your attorney without fail. I'll say nothing more in a public forum.

[investinAK]

Thanks for the warning Aldo and Jim! Appreciate it. Does that go for the marketing and negotiating tips as well? Those were the only thing I REALLY wanted to use from the book I read....


Thanks again,

Ryan

[Aldo]

If they suggested Starbucks for coffee, I'd go to McDonald's. I hope that answers your question. PM/email me for more info.

[Jim Johnson]

Just think how lucky I am, Peter lives here with me in Denver and we compete for the same properties to invest in. Lucky me ehe?

If they suggested Starbucks for coffee, I'd go to McDonald's. I hope that answers your question. PM/email me for more info.

[RealLifeEstate]

will someone please tell me what everyone is talking about. is what he does shady? or illeagle? someome PM me with the details pls! :SM050:

[BCC]

I doubt if anybody is going to say anything too negative about someone else's company - at least not in print. I've never personally dealt with the company in question but I know people who have and they continue with the relationship so I assume they are happy with it.

Not being an expert I have two recommendations:
1. be patient before spending your money with anyone
2. there are several people on this site who teach and mentor - if you like this site why not use them?

Bernard

[Jim Johnson]

What this really comes down to is there are many different ways of investing. Some of those methods that are taught are really a good mix of win-win for investor and (buyer/seller) alike. If there is little risk, little accountability and lots of upside... well, you can probably figure out who wins and who does not. Here is the question, would you allow one of your properties to be bought or sold under the investment methods you are using. If you apply this test to the investment styles you are using, or thinking of using, you will look at some material being taught through different eyes. *** a little tap... a little dance***

[Aldo]

Jim, with all due respect, you appear (to me) to believe that a person who achieves the status of 'guru' (English for 'seller of books and tapes') is a person to believe, or believe in, without question. RE investing is as infested with scammers as any other industry. Sadly, many investors, or potential investors, believe every word uttered by these alleged gurus without taking the time to check them out. I won't live long enough to spend many hundreds of dollars for info that may or may not be legal and or ethical. With the single (known) exception of John T Reed's site, there are many sources availalble for checking the value of the info from a specific guru. This site is a great place to start.