Dwan Bent-Twyford is President of Financial Freedom Through Foreclosures, Inc., a cutting edge company that specializes in teaching foreclosure buying strategies to real estate investors.

For almost 30 years, Lonnie Scruggs has owned, rented, managed and maintained his own rental properties. After becoming a burned out landlord, he began selling off his properties and started buying discounted notes and mortgages. When it became more and more difficult to find good notes to buy, Lonnie found a way to "make" his own. That's when he discovered the best "Money Making Machine" of all -- Used Mobile Homes. That was 17 years ago, and he's still doing what he is teaching. Mr. Scruggs is one of the most respected national instructors on the topic of making money in the used mobile home business. He was the first to teach others how to make big profits with mobile homes as an alternative to traditional real estate investing. And although his instructions focus on making money in mobile homes, the proven investment principles that he teaches can be applied to many types of real estate investing. According to Mr. Scruggs, "You should never let your mail carrier pass your house with out leaving a check."

Rob Bostick, MBA, is a frequent speaker at Robyn Thompson’s Rehabber’s Boot Camps on his killer strategies for minting money in Baltimore’s infamous War Zones. Rob’s proven secrets for making money in the "toughest parts of town" start with his mastery of the fundamentals of rehabbing. According to Rob, "Not everyone is going to want to run to the War Zones to get filthy stinking rich, but the truth is, if you can learn to make money here, you can make money anywhere!"

Roger Dawson has been a full-time professional speaker since 1982. He was inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame in 1982, an honor shared by Ronald Reagan, Norman Vincent Peale, Zig Ziglar and Art Linkletter. He delivers content filled, humor filled messages that delight meeting planners around the world. He has spoken to as few as 10 corporate executives, to 10,000 people at a sales rally in Taiwan.