Robert G. Allen

Robert G. Allen is an author and seminar hype man that is most known for his work with real estate courses. Throughout the years Robert G. Allen has advertised products such as Nothing Down for the 2000's, Multiple Streams of Income, Creating Wealth, and One Minute Millionaire. But can you really become wealthy with Robert Allen's real estate courses?

Much of the information taught by Robert G. Allen has come under fire for several reasons. Similar to other real estate gurus Allen concentrates on real estate methods that focus on buying distressed properties. These include foreclosures, estate sales, and a variety of financially mismanaged properties.

Gurus like Robert Allen focus on these because you can procure a low buying price due to the strenuous circumstances of the seller. The problem is that people like Robert Allen falsely present these cases as a commonality in the real estate market.

Robert Allen has been accused of preying on folks without much real estate experience. He convinces them that riches are just a seminar or short read away. However, much of the information that he preaches is the same recycled material that can be found anywhere on the net.

His real estate seminars have been compared to circus acts, with Robert Allen as the main attraction. They charge people absurd amounts of money to attend these wealth building pep rallies in which emotions run high and useful information is scarce. There is even a point in the "show" where Allen breaks down and cries, all in an effort to boost sales.

This is why many people have accused Robert G. Allen of making most of his money from being a seminar face man rather than from his own advice. He has also been behind several other marketing ploys. For instance he was involved in marketing vitamins and an internet marketing course.

I had a chance to check out Robert G. Allen's Internet marketing course and can say that it's definitely not the thing that helped me make a living online. In the course he bragged about how he made around 90 thousand dollars in 24 hours.

However, what he left out is that he did it by pitching his enormous opt in list of at least twice that many people. Allen also failed to mention that a list like that costs an immense amount of money and time to cultivate, and his was the product of thousands of advertising dollars.

Overall his negative reputation follows him for a reason, and that's because Robert G. Allen is not a trust worthy guy. In the past his company has gotten into trouble with the IRS and eventually filed for bankruptcy. It's speculated the move was to avoid paying mounting refund requests.

I would be very careful with his products, some have decent information for their price but most are rehashed no money down gospels. After many years working online I've found one program that's helped me and my family live comfortably, to learn more Check It Out Here.

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Me, Surrey, BC	Posted at 2:39pm on Tuesday, August 12th, 2008
I was at a Workshop August 11, 08 with Mr. Karl Noons...Nice guy with many good advices...My only Question would be "WHY those organisations always show-up when the Real-Estate start to be Down, Is it because they are stock with many properties and when you to buy them..Or are they looking for a fish to do the work searching properties for them "HARD MONEY LENDERS" I suspect that Robert Allen Technic is a hidden Network Marketing Scheme a bit like USANA when the RICH (TOP Upline) get richer and the POOR (DOWN LINE) get poorer until they drop down in shame..They keep recruiting people to search properties and eventually get stuck with the properties and Mr. Karl Noons (Hero) Save you from bad credit, by re buying the property he just finance you, and putting your equity in his pocket. DON'T BE FOOL. THOSE GUY"S ARE IN MORE DEBT THAN THEY LET YOU IMAGINE......
Young but not dumb!, West Jordan	Posted at 7:06pm on Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
I just attended a seminar today. I don't know what the last poster is talking about? There was nothing free about that seminar. I feel sorry for the folks that were lied to and manipulated into purchasing a $4000.00 program. I walked out and came home to do some research. I did not find good reviews on Robert Allen and his program. The only good reviews were from Robert Allens own website. So, I agree with the other folks on this forum. Just do your own research by reading and do it yourself. There are no shortcuts!
Peach, L.A., California	Posted at 1:39am on Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
Robert G Allen is my true hero and my role model. Not only he provided TOTALLY FREE but well organized seminar/workshop for those who give themselves room to learn but also got a group of "Mini Him" to coach each one of us. What touched me the most is the goal of huge charity giving. I am here to challenge those who think it is a "scam" to do something "unscam" and make sure it is done PERFECTLY BETTER in my point of view as well as all others'. So if you chicken out, you should keep your BIG MOUTH SHUT forever!
rbambie, Canada	Posted at 9:43pm on Sunday, March 30th, 2008
For all readers I will unlock the secret of secrets. How to get wealthy,rich dreams come true. Please take notes and it doesn't matter what kind of situation that you are in this will 100% work. 1- There is no secrets 2- Think positive 3- Work hard even that you have to take 2 jobs do it there is light at the end of the tunnel. 4-Eat healthy your body is temple treat it like god keep your mind sharp and don't stop learning more knowledge more money 5-And most of all KEEP POSITIVE
Ellen, BC Canada	Posted at 9:29pm on Sunday, March 30th, 2008
The program could be interesting, the speaker Mr. Karl Noons was charismatic during the presentation but an ass after when people went to speak to him. He likely is tired of meeting what he calls "stupid people" I observed him berate a man telling him "do you know how stupid that question is?" He did go on at length regarding his lack of education, his ADHD, how rich he is, and how anyone who missed this opportunity was "stupid" and not serious wasting time etc. He also berated people for not having the 3000 bucks today, and suggested that it was a trifling amount of money to come up with so we must be really broke. Bite my shiny metal ass Mr Millionaire, I think after that performance I will read the books instead.
Protege Student, Orlando, FL	Posted at 2:03pm on Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
I have been through the Enlightened Wealth Institute training with Robert Allen and have been very successful. It takes effort that most people don't have. If you think you're going to go to one seminar and suddenly be wealthy, you're crazy. see their success stories from the students themselves.
Tamgotcha, Maryland	Posted at 6:54am on Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
When I went to the free seminar, I was told everything I wanted to hear. But no one really answered my question. If it is as easy as he says it is why arent more people doing it. The only thing that the speaker proved to me is that he has a degree in psychology. I dont have four grand to be gambiling with and taking chances. Robert Allen didnt even come to the seminar it was some guy named Tim or Tom Willams. He showed us pictures of his family and how successful he was....thats when I knew this program was kind of suspect!!!
Chance, Tennessee	Posted at 7:41pm on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
I like Robert Allen you can't listen to what every author/hype man says. Just like Dave Ramsey he is awesome but noone can make 4000 $ a month delivering pizza! they all gotta have a day job and if you don't like there seminars or books quit wasting your time and money. I read alot of diff peoples books but I never attend seminars.
cedric, philippines	Posted at 1:15am on Sunday, February 3rd, 2008
Robert allen is an excellent mentor. I've read his book Nothing Down, Creating Wealth, Multiple Streams of Income and many other related investing books. Ever since i've read his book, I've accepted his challenge of buying at least one house/apartment per year. In fact, now i'm buying more than 35 apartments per year using what he has taught me on his books with nothing down. I'm only 17 when i started investing on real estate and ever since i've never worked as a corporate person although i'm a summa cum laude of civil engineering with high offers from multinationals(of which i did not accept since i'm earning higher passive income from real estate). I'm now 24 and still buying real estate with nothing down principles of Roert G. Allen. I've created my first billion peso (equivalent to million dollars) from my 8 years of practice of Robert Allen's principle. I haven't yet ventured into internet business but i'm sure what robert allen is saying is true but it needs supplem... read more »
David, Orange County, CA	Posted at 5:34pm on Thursday, January 24th, 2008
100% scam. I attended a seminar. It is a scam
MG, Blacksburg,VA	Posted at 9:41am on Wednesday, January 16th, 2008
Amen to DJ in seattle, I went t o a seminar in Charlotte, NC once and it was exactly like that, the man giving the seminar keep boosting how the program has made him rich, how his family is invovled, how he drives around in a SUV, hell I have a New Jaguar, maybe I'am qualified to be a Robert G Allen rep as well, then they hit you with only $4000 down today, HAHA yeah f-ing right if i had $4000 on hand today then I surely wont put it into his program, and the ones who do are ovisouly suckers or so disperate they will try anything, an then 3 months later they have the same info we all can get if we do the reseach (which is free) and the're out four grand, I think RGA's book a millionaire in a min was wrote to make him a million a min buy scamming the middle to lower class people, again Thank you Robert G Allen !!
DJ, Seattle, WA	Posted at 7:11pm on Friday, January 4th, 2008
Attended a free seminar in Seattle... It's very disconcerting to sit through a 2-hour pitch just to have some guy who's already rich tell everybody that $2995 is not a lot of money! Further disturbing to me is following it up with a comment like, "It's a shame for people to miss out on an opportunity because they don't want to take a chance." The speaker was good though. He used a great measure of psychology. One way was to start off telling everyone to write down how much money it would take for them to live at the level they'd like. Of course, people wrote down that number just to be lured in at the end of the sales pitch and told that that's the amount they could LOSE if they DON'T buy the program and attend the classes. It amazes me that it never seems to cross their minds at these seminars that if someone HAD $3000 on hand, he/she probably wouldn't be sitting in that room looking for a reasonable opportunity to better their lives. One other interesting footnote: his prese... read more »