[Hostage]

The real estate training was great while there was a housing boom. It was rated A+ before the real estate crash in 2008.

In 2010, BBB received 14 complaints about the training courses. BBB rated the training business as D-. That coincided with the real estate crash deepest point. Of the 14 complaints, 9 were resolved.

In 2012, the real estate training business had recovered their BBB rating to A.

By 2016, the training had ceased for 3 years and the BBB rated as ‘no rating’.

All of the above is documented and evidenced in the following thread:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3405896/posts

with special focus on posts by dynoman.

[Enlightened1]

Thanks for the clarification.