AD Kessler

AD Kessler is a very famous real estate guru who has been around for ages. He has been in the business so long that many of his students are the leading gurus of today. AD Kessler was one of the first real estate investors to start teaching and focusing on creative real estate.

These days AD Kessler publishes the Creative Real Estate Magazine, which also serves as the main sales tool for his courses and mentoring programs. AD Kessler's personal story of riches is that he was able to turn $100 into one million in less than two years. However very few people have reported having success with AD Kessler's materials.

The most prominent book authored by AD Kessler is, "A Fortune at your Feet" which is supposed to help people earn money through real estate. However, many folks have complained about the quality of the content, saying that there wasn't enough info for the price.

Likewise, a slew of complaints can be found against AD Kessler on various real estate websites. Complaints range from lack of refunds to people venting about how they spent over $5,000 for personal coaching and still had no completed deals. His sales tactics are also very similar to other not recommended real estate gurus.

Through the real estate magazine AD Kessler offers a free book that requires you to submit personal information in order to receive it. However once his sales staff gets a hold of that info they use it to bombard you with phone calls and mailings about additional programs.

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Run Location unknown	1:55pm on Wednesday, July 1st, 2009
The FTC just exposed some other real estate gurus/mentors. If you have issues about people selling hope and leaving the buyers more in debt, report them to the FTC.
Laurie AZ	12:01pm on Friday, September 19th, 2008
Diane was right about the price waffling. My husband and I had such a bad experience with AD Kessler that we reported his business to the BBB. I would advise all out there considering this opportunity to save your money and avoid the hassle it is not worth a minute of your time or sleepless nights. Goodluck & Blessings!
Robert Tamburelli Pa.	9:33pm on Friday, June 27th, 2008
Do not give these people any of your money you can obtain the same info for free
kenneth melancon louisiana	8:49pm on Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
my partner had the same thing happen to him.he also sent the product back ,they took 174.00 then wanted the reat as i said he stopped payment the second time ,they turned him over to a credit agency.This company has no creditability as for as im concerned.
Noel T. Winter Burbank, California	4:05pm on Thursday, February 21st, 2008
A.D. Kessler provided his course for a handling fee of $7.00. I read it, got nothing out of it, and then I learned about a month later he tried to get out of my checking account $77.00. He uses the bank account to get the $7.00 out of, and then he tries to get almost $400 out of the checking account. And now I get a letter from a collection agency for $311.51, and they say if I do not send them the money now, they will put this on my credit account. I tried to get a hold of A.D. Kessler on their email, and it does not work. I tried to call them, and I could not get through. It seems they are hiding. Stay away! Stay away. This is a rip off.
Diane California	9:21am on Friday, June 22nd, 2007
The infomercial promised a coach along with the product purchase, but after I paid my $250 for the c.d.s I got daily calls from Kent Ricks. Wow, what a story, he has to tell ... the former roofer, etc, but wanted $20,000. don't tell them your income or net worth, the price is how much can they get from you based on your assets evidently. This charming man, and he was indeed charming, had I not been married I would have been tempted to meet him. Then began the waffling on price, apparently there is no set price for the mentoring. I could not quite nail down the program, so he had to go away for a week, after which the heavy, Cliff Barber called me daily until I finally talked with him. He only wanted $10,000. for mentoring and made all kinds of promises about putting me together in deals with other big investor types, right here in my own part of California. When I said to him, "Cliff, if I could show you how you could double your money on my $10,000. would there be any reason you would not wanted to listen?" He became so angry that I could see the veins popping in his neck over the phone. Of course that is Mr. Kessler's key line, which he teaches, but evidently Mr. Barber did not like to hear it from a student in need of his mentoring abilities. After listening to him go on for another 20 minutes I explained it had cost me $250,00 to listen to him for an hour, as that is what I charge my clients, and I still did not know what I was buying. I also told him i did not know what credentials he or Mr. Ricks had to give them $10,000. to teach me. Why A.D. Kessler and he are close buddies. I would give Kessler $10,000, I said, but it is a little like paying my paralegal the same as me, for legal advice, would he do that?He also could not tell me whether Kessler was even with the company, or had sold it out to marketers. He then said he would send me the contract by e-mail and it had a guarantee with it. Well the contract doesn't promise anything, but give you more books and materials, certainly not the key investor contacts promised. And the guarantee is that if I don't double my money they will refund it. Hmmmm, what a deal!!! When I didn't respond Mr. Ricks called me for 2 months. I would stay away, the very fact these guys have so much time to waste on one potential "student" tells me they are not doing much business, except selling books and tapes.