A real estate educator warns that teaching wholesaling methods carries ethical weight. He describes a man in his mid-60s who spent tens of thousands on real estate education and now faces possible prison time, likely from following bad advice. The speaker calls misleading instruction morally reprehensible.
If there's someone out there educating, I think there is a responsibility that we have as educators, not only as wholesalers and real estate investors, but as educators, to make sure we're telling people how to do things the right way. Because think about it, dude, if this guy's in his mid-60s, probably spent like, I don't know, $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 to try to figure out how to change his life. Yeah, his final years. Right? And now he's potentially looking to go to prison. I don't think he just came up with this idea on his own. I'm just gonna be honest with you. No, for sure. And I have— it reeks of some shit. That's what I'm saying.
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