Watch out for Income Strategies Institute (ISI). Think twice before parting your hard earn money to ISI.
First they get you go to a free seminar. Then the "inexpensive" 3 day workshop, from which you basically learn nothing. The 3 day workshop is basically a sales pitch for getting attendees to sign up for their more expensive classes (each costs thousands of $). They would like you to sign up for all classes for $30,000. They show you about foreclosure/pre-foreclosures, forex, etc. They tell you they have network of Real Estate Professional, lawyers, lenders that they can set up for you.in reality, they don't do that. They tell you the Advance Real Estate Class is one-on-one coaching for 1 year. When the coaching started, the coach told you the coaching was only for 5 sessions and not 1 year. ISI contract the coaching to a coaching company. This coaching company basically would try to get you in a deal they have going within the 5 phone coaching sessions.By the way, they only give you 3 day to cancel any of their classes. However, for the one-on-one coaching, the coach didn't not contact you at least 3 to 4 days later to set up an appointment for the following week. Hence, you would never be able to cancel within 3 days because you wouldn't find out until the first coaching class that the coaching was not going to be for 1 year and the coach would not teach you pre-foreclosure. It's a BIG trap! Signing up with ISI's Advance Real Estate class is basically a waste of money (thousands $)
If any one else has problem with ISI, I suggest you file a complaint with Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Utah Attorney General's office and Utah Better Business Bureau. The more people complaint, the government agencies would realize there is a real problem with Income Strategies Institute. I hope all these government agencies would investigate on ISI and stop them on preying on innocent consumers.
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