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| | John T. Reed's view of various real estate investment gurus |
 | | In short, while I may not agree with every point Burkett makes, in general, most investors would benefit from study of the ethical implications of various real estate and business techniques whether it be based on the Bible, the Koran, or other popular religious or secular teachings. |
 | | In short, WA says Del Dotto "charges high fees for information which is virtually worthless, outdated, and unethical." WA authorities were seeking a restraining order to prevent Del Dotto from holding a seminar in the state. |
 | | It defines raw land, lists obvious advantages and disadvantages (e.g., cheap, pays no income), says its valuable because its a limited commodity, says to buy in the suburbs of a major city in the direction of growth, etc. This is conventional wisdom. |
| www.johntreed.com /Reedgururating.html (18639 words) |
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