Carleton
Sheets has grown to be an infamous late
night infomercial Guru. Carleton Sheets
focuses on no money down real estate, and
for the past 20 years he has claimed that he
can teach anyone how to buy and sell
property with this strategy.
Carleton Sheets pushes
his course on the web and on TV and he has
made a lot of money from it. As is the case
with most gurus Carleton Sheets makes his
income from selling his products and not
from following his own advice.
The latest product to
come from Carleton Sheets is “The
Worlds Greatest Wealth Builder Booklet.” He
sells this for only $9.95 which definitely
sparked my interest. I quickly realized
that it’s priced this low because it’s part
of an elaborate up sell strategy.
There is no useful info
in that product; you basically pay Carleton
Sheets $10 to be put on his call list. I
immediately started getting calls from his
sales reps recommending that I attend the
“Wealth & Empowerment Training Seminar" for
$799.95 and upgrade to a professional
personal coach for about $2,000.
Carleton Sheets’ course
advertises the no money down method of
buying real estate. His course has not
changed since he began selling it.
Most of the material in it has become common
knowledge by now or can be found for free.
The point is that
Carleton Sheets’ theories are not new and
people know about them. The reason that
everyone doesn’t buy their homes no money
down is not because they don’t know about
the method it’s because that is a very
difficult strategy to pull of.
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Yetta Bell, Los Angeles
Posted at 4:46pm on Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
I have heard about your realestate marketing program for the longest of times and I would like to advertise for you so other people can hear about it. My fabulous paper is called The Los Angeles City Beat and it circulates throughout a mighty big area. Our readers are 18-46 and these are the people you want to get interested in your program. Many of our readers are looking for the non traditional ways of making money and or looking to make some extra money and they will call you for further information and investments in your program(buying th program, tapes, lecters etc...) We have lots of cost effective ways of advertising both in our paper and on the internet. For an Black and white ad like the one you have it would only cost you $1200 a week. that is a great bargain. If you wanted to do 1/2, it would be $600 and $250 for a quarter page ad. We also have specials for out Back Beat color page on which you can place a business card or a 6-9 liner ad. Color is free on the Back Beat ... read more»
Tyrone, Baltimore
Posted at 3:23pm on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
Actually Carleton Sheet's program does work. I bought his course back in 95 and I still use the same techniques to this day. Back then I had bad credit too. It's pretty easy to build a credit line if you think createive like he said. For example, I took $5,000 out on a HELOC, I used the money to credit a credit line on a secure creidt card. Once I was granted the $5,000 credit line, I payed on time for one year. The credit card company unsecured my money and returned to to me for paying on time. So instead of paying of my HELOC, I repeated the process and applied for another secured credit card and got another $5,000 credit card line. I now have now have 5 credit cards unsecured with a $60,000 limit. I use my credit lines as bridge financing on Hard Money when I need to act quick on a property. Carletons's course has always been meant to be basic. Only experience and creativity will fill in the rest.
j, redmond, washington
Posted at 9:40am on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
i bought the program several years ago. i wanted to be one of those "no money down, no credit, no money" people that they advertise in their infomercials. I had bad credit, no money, and no savings. i couldn't buy a home. i got a couple of calls from one of the "coaches". he told me to fix my credit and save some money. i have yet to buy my own home.
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