Mentor Financial Group Scam http://www.mentorfinancialgroupscam.com/<br /><br />When I researched this I found the answer for you. Mentor Financial Group says on their website that they will pay you a $10,000 finders fee for helping them to find properties that they can buy to fix up and resell. I wanted to find out how long they have been doing something like this to see proof that Mentor Financial Group is a scam or maybe I would find out that they are for real.<br /><br />Mentor Financial Group was started in Lakewood, Colorado in 1997 by Peter Conti and David Finkel. Peter was a former auto mechanic who started investing in real estate in 1990. David was a former U.S.A. Olympics men's field hockey team player who got injured right before the Olympics and had to sit it out. Peter Conti became a millionaire within three and a half years of getting started by buying real estate with little or nothing down.<br /><br />The investing methods used in the 1990's by Peter Conti and David Finkel appear to be lease options, owner carry, and other low down real estate investing methods.<br />In 2005 Peter Conti bought David out of Mentor Financial Group and ran the company on his own for a number of years. Once the real estate market tanked in 2008 Peter discovered that the old methods of making money in a rising market no longer made sense. He began to focus mainly on the commercial real estate marketplace, doing deals, teaching others, and writing books.
