R. LeGrand

Ron  is a well known real estate guru who has written a number of real estate books on wholesaling, lease options, and cash flow.

He reports that he borrowed money from a couple of friends to attend a weekend real estate seminar at a cost of $450. He also admits that most of the material covered at this seminar was well above his head, but Ron was able to grasp one concept that made him $3,000 in about 3 weeks.

Over the next two years, Ron Legrand was able to purchase 276 real estate units which consisted of single family dwellings in addition to apartment buildings, etc.

As a member of a local real estate association and I have known many of the members to hang on every word that Ron Legrand writes. Some own a number of properties but I don't know of anyone in that large group of real estate investors who is "wealthy".

I have purchased and reviewed a number of real estate courses, but have not personally reviewed those of Ron Legrand.

From my research I found one student that said although expensive, the course materials were good, but he also said that in order to make the system work you need to have a mentor and a team. Mentoring usually costs quite a bit of money.

Another of R.  Legrand’s students reported that he brought Ron Legrand’s Cash Flow, Short Sales, and Lease/Options course and thought it was the best $1,600 he had spent. The student said he was able to recoup his $1,600 in about 2 months and got a substantial sum at closing. The student didn’t say how many of those kinds of deals he had done since his first one however.

Ron Legrand and Carlton Sheets appear to sell similar courses. I have purchased and reviewed Carlton Sheets’ course and it cost a lot less than $1,600.

Mentoring is usually very expensive and this may account for the large amount of money Ron Legrand charges for his course.

If you are seriously interested in real estate investing, I would recommend doing some research on other real estate courses before investing $1,600 dollars. I have purchased and reviewed many real estate courses and they all usually cover the same basics.

Contrary to what we are frequently lead to believe by many of the real estate gurus marketing their courses, real estate investing is not a “get-rich-quick” venue. Good deals are few and far between. Building wealth through real estate investing is possible but most real estate investors are not wealthy.

Ask yourself this question. How many people do you know who own more than one piece of real estate? And how many of those people are actually "rich?"

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