John Beck

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  SavvyYoungster2nd October, 2003

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  On 2003-10-02 14:07, hookage wrote:
  Hello,
  
  I am very green to this and was wondering if the John Beck system would actually help me become a seasoned veteran in the tax lien/deed business <IMG SRC="images/forum/smilies/icon_cool.gif">
  
  
  Yep, buy it and put it under your pillow
  
  
  
  
  ..... seriously though, just read as much as you can for free. Noone will make you a success in REI but yourself. Sweat Equity will take you a long way.

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  GlennI2nd October, 2003

  In a serious vain, I'd like some comments and suggestions regarding material to build a foundation of knowledge in this area. I realize it is all in the execution and not just in the reading, but there must be some fundemental sources of info that people can/should read.
  
  I have heard that:
  John Beck provides a good basis
  others recommend
  Ted Thomas (Trinity Consulting seems to push this material & "mentoring" for between $2500 and $10K)
  and still others recommend
  Linda Solcum
  
  Unfortunately I do not know what/who is the best source of information to establish a foundation. Any help from "seasoned pro's" out there?

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  fap2nd October, 2003

  I have a directory of County offices and that makes it much easier. I got the book "the 16% solution". the directory is ted thomas's got it off ebay for $$280. THe directory is helpful but I talked to someone who has his new directory and said it is just about as out of date as the old one, but alot of the office #'s are correct.

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  hookage3rd October, 2003

  Thanks SAW,
  
  I will order my book then

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  MikeT10133rd October, 2003

  Only time will make you a seasoned veteran, not a book. Apply what he teaches and eventually you will be a seasoned veteran, good luck!
  
  MT
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  Lethe3rd October, 2003

  Please take SavvyYoungster's suggestion seriously Noone will make you a success in REI but yourself. Sweat Equity will take you a long way
  
  The information here as well as other sites is invaluable and can save you bunches of money.

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  MrsMeltzer3rd October, 2003

  I know someone that took the John Beck course and he learned alot.
  
  I actually saw John Beck at a Tax Lien sale once.
  
  My personal observation is that he knows what he is talking about.
  
  Hope This Helps,
  Mrs. Meltzer

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  achab4th October, 2003

  Hi Hookage,
  
  I bought John's Beck starter system ($40 plus $10 Shipping), but haven't received it yet (I expect to get it mid October). Ask the same question again in November, and I will tell you what I think of it at that time.
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  hookage7th October, 2003

  Hello Achab:
  
  
  I will check back in to see how you fair
  
  I twill take me at least that long to do my research

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  JustRoln13th October, 2003

  I bought John Becks book and it was a good read. The book outlines the basics and also more important than anything it got me interested.

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  achab17th October, 2003

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  On 2003-10-07 13:59, hookage wrote:
  Hello Achab:
  
  
  I will check back in to see how you fair <IMG SRC="images/forum/smilies/icon_smile.gif">
  
  I twill take me at least that long to do my research <IMG SRC="images/forum/smilies/icon_evil.gif">
  
  
  Hi Hookage,
  
  I received John's Beck Free & Clear yesterday (it took over a month since I ordered it) and spent yesterday and today studying it.
  
  It's great !!! Even though I read the 16% Solution by Joel Moskovitz, spent numerous hours on the internet and have a little of experience with TLCs (bought 3 in 2 different states), I learned so much from John Beck's material.
  
  Besides a lot of raw knowledge, he provides a step by step system to increase your profits that just buying at random (which is almost what I have done so far).
  
  If you haven't ordered it yet, I highly recommend you do so.
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  newbalance57721st October, 2003

  Im not welI oiled when it comes to tax investments but plan on getting the John Beck course ****Must Reach Senior Investor status before posting URL's*** hope that the $983.00 house with the $200,000 CMA value wasnt just a gimmick