The Federal Trade Commission has ordered Ganadores Real Estate to refund consumers after making false real estate coaching and mentoring promises. The group charged $28,000 per student and promised six-figure returns.
Source: Inman News
Real estate coaches who preyed on Spanish speakers banned by FTC
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