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geoffw
15-11-2004, 09:24 PM
MrsW was in New York a little while ago. They were advertising a weekend Real Estate Wealth Expo. There were 70 separate seminars on for the weekend. Keynote speakers were Donald Trump, Robert Kiyosaki, and Rudy Giuliani- but speakers covering a gamut of other topics (John Burley was just a minor speaker). Flips, foreclosures, real estate on ebay, abandoned properties- the list goes on.

The cost for this weekend? $US149 for unlimited access, down to $29 for everything bar the keynote speakers.

But if you're not into real estate, the range of courses is huge. You could listen to Naomi Campbell on goalsetting for $20 (though I wouldn't be listening so much), or Robert F Kennedy Jr. You can get visits from the afterlife- or even learn how th make money from the seminar business.

Unfortunately I've missed out on How to Launch Your Stand-Up Comedy Career (http://www.learningannex.com/default.taf?sctn=A&_function=detail&cnum=120HNY)- though sit down one liners is more up my alley :(

http://www.learningannex.com/

If Quiggles has started an interest in US Property, there's some online courses avaliable on http://www.learningannex.com/search.taf?cat=online_classes&subj=re

quiggles
15-11-2004, 10:29 PM
Their was a discussion on richdad.com of this weekend.

Most seem to feel is was a sales pitch only - if you'd read their books, you were wasting time. Other's didn't and got some inspiration, although it was pretty light on for information in their view.

No one mentioned Naomi campbell. There's a worry - too much focus on one thing only?

geoffw
16-11-2004, 06:55 AM
Their was a discussion on richdad.com of this weekend.

Most seem to feel is was a sales pitch only - if you'd read their books, you were wasting time. Other's didn't and got some inspiration, although it was pretty light on for information in their view.

No one mentioned Naomi campbell. There's a worry - too much focus on one thing only?Well, she wasn't on the weekend, just promoted by that network.

I'd be happy having exposure to such a range of speakers. My guess is that people over there are so used to this sort of event that they can be critical- whereas we are very ublikely to see anything of that calibre.

Garry K
16-11-2004, 08:56 AM
That's cheap.

Shows what you can do when there's 20 million people living in one city.

I'd be too scared to attend a Donald Trump session in case his hair escaped and attacked me :p .

Geoff, TV portrays that everyone lives in appartment blocks, with a "super", who can't fix anything.

Do people own these apartments generally or lease them?

GarryK

quiggles
16-11-2004, 06:43 PM
Depends. My impression is that the yuppies and poor tend to lease, and just about everyone else tend to own. Overall, the housing stock is about 65% rented, when last I saw some figures.

Jerry Maguire
17-11-2004, 11:25 AM
I was in LA a few weeks ago and you can get the whole Rich Dad Poor Dad in CD version with the Cashfow 101 & 202 included they even throw in 5 of the books from Robert for FREE as a bonus

make sure you are sitting still for this
US$39.95 plus postage of US$8.95
we aussies are paying 5 times that amount or more

Robyne
17-11-2004, 04:12 PM
Where do you get this fantastic deal Jerry?

Jerry Maguire
17-11-2004, 10:11 PM
In the United States Robyne

Robyne
18-11-2004, 08:54 AM
Yes, thankyou Jerry. I understood that. But where in the US? Is it at a bookshop, if so which one? A department store? The reason I ask is that I may find a way to access these great deals. Many US stores will send products overseas if you pay online. Alternatively I may be able to get someone who is going to the US to pick one of these packages up for me.

luckyone
18-11-2004, 02:01 PM
I would like to know where you can get that deal also please Jerry.

Jerry Maguire
18-11-2004, 08:55 PM
I saw that on TV in the US where they have got 3 channels
with goodies for you to buy