Not to sound cliche, but the Sheets course, just like any other course, only works if you work it. Most people buy these courses and then think “Oh it requires me to call people or work hard” and stick the course on a shelf or ask for a refund. I can’t comment on the refund because I kept mine. A very worthwhile “small” investment. I don’t mean to sound degrading, but if spending (or even losing $180) scares you, then you may not be ready for this business. Most of the properties you will be buying cost TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars.
As for bad credit vs. good credit, I think it was already answered for you. If you have good credit, you have many more options to access money including banks and credit cards. I have purchased properties using seller financing and lease options with absolutely no credit check whatsoever, so it can be done.
First I am disabled and I saw the carlton sheets infomercial. Can you tell me if it works? If you have bad credit, does this mean that I cannot get a house with no money down using the calton sheets method? If you do not have $180.00, can someone that the course has worked/or is working for sell their course to me at a lower price? Is the 30 day guarantee real - and has anyone that the course has not worked for gotten their refunds promptly? Please help me by answering as many questions as you can. Thank You.
I feel that Carlton’s course is a definite winner, It is very motivational, and will teach you step by step how to get started with little or no experience in real estate. The course is worth the money, however if you are still concerned about the $180, check out your local book stores. You can pick up numerous books on buying property with little or no money. There are literally 100’s of these books available, priced anywhere from $10 to $30.