I attended a real estate workshop run by Russ Whitney.  By itself, the workshop included a savvy two hour presentation of several techniques that could be used to make a pretty dime from property, but actually only scratches the surface.  This is also a sales pitch for a 3-day course by Whitney for anyone who is ready to part with $2,000 (reduced if you booked up on the spot).  I have to admit that I almost gave into the temptation to part with my money to find out how he does it, but decided to wait as I am not convinced that his techniques work.  

According to an individual in Google News, he basically states that Whitney will put you to sleep and offers no substantial real estate insight. 

Not worth a dime.  Whitney appears nice on screen, but that by itself does not amount to much.  His nice demeanor does serve as a good draw for baiting people, but it can be scary when someone appears too nice.  

I thought that I should give Whitney the benefit of the doubt, but having read a book of his, procured through special means, my initial doubting impressions of Whitney were well-justified.  

In the book, Whitney spent 30 dreadful, boring and nauseating pages to discuss the horrible life he had and then 10 more pages of absolutely worthless positivist views.   A phone book is literally more appealing.  Seriously, the first 40 pages are best used as toilet paper.  I repeat, “DO NOT GET HIS BOOK!”    

Okay, so what is in Whitney’s book any how?  Simply, he got lucky with a few properties and built an entire publication around that! That’s it.  There is no real estate golden fleece hidden away in the book, in fact, you can find more useful information in any other off the shelf real estate book.   

His infomercial is completely off the mark.  There is absolutely no way that you can turn $1000 into $4.7 million in 18 months without some serious knowledge and luck.  Worst of all, he believes this can be done effortlessly.  He is seriously irritating, since he ultimately tries to sell you the idea that money grows on trees and whatever other adage of the same concept can be implemented. 

Ideas are great, but ultimately, what is really lacking in this program along with many others it the need to show the detailed steps to reach these miraculous results.  The scientific method preaches reproducible results, but this program along with many others is hokey financial science.  Financial alchemists who purport to show you how to make money out of thin air are conning you into serious misfortune.  

Okay, so I got the book for $35 and it was a total waste.  The only fruitful ideas from the book were not worth the $35 I paid.  Too much fluff and not enough detail, I certainly do not recommend Russ Whitney.

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