Comments on: B.I.Y.D.S. (Build It Your Own **bleep** Self) http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/ Publishing, Education and Entreprenuership Thu, 14 Jul 2011 19:19:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Cal Worthington http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-37688 Cal Worthington Thu, 19 May 2011 22:23:14 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-37688 I tried John Does URL.. It does not work. Must be a fake. I tried John Does URL.. It does not work. Must be a fake.

]]> By: John Doe http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-37337 John Doe Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:08:36 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-37337 Nick, how can I reach you to discuss some things? Nick, how can I reach you to discuss some things?

]]> By: Nick http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-30830 Nick Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:21:05 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-30830 Mark Infanger has been booked on charges of fraud for this exact thing. he has screwed many people on this. Join the lawsuit against him. Mark Infanger has been booked on charges of fraud for this exact thing. he has screwed many people on this. Join the lawsuit against him.

]]> By: John Doe http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-30537 John Doe Wed, 30 Jan 2008 22:02:08 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-30537 Mark Willian Infanger d/b/a Watermark Financial, d/b/a Trident Financial, is in jail, for the second time, for wire fraud. http://www.co.utah.ut.us/dept/sheriff/InmateDetail.asp?id=210088 Enjoy trying to do business with him. Mark Willian Infanger d/b/a Watermark Financial, d/b/a Trident Financial, is in jail, for the second time, for wire fraud.

http://www.co.utah.ut.us/dept/sheriff/InmateDetail.asp?id=210088

Enjoy trying to do business with him.

]]> By: What’s the power of a blog? : Neal Harmon http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-41 What’s the power of a blog? : Neal Harmon Wed, 19 Sep 2007 15:09:18 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-41 [...] this year, when considering buying a home in Utah, I posted a blog about an experience I had at a presentation about B.I.Y.D.S.. They offered to help me build my own house with tons of equity. It sounded very good but I [...] [...] this year, when considering buying a home in Utah, I posted a blog about an experience I had at a presentation about B.I.Y.D.S.. They offered to help me build my own house with tons of equity. It sounded very good but I [...]

]]> By: site admin http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-21 site admin Fri, 04 Mar 2005 15:10:22 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-21 This topic is drawing a lot of interest. It's important to note that Sue and Russels comments were posted by the same IP address. This doesn't invalidate them, only means that they were posted on the same Internet connection. This topic is drawing a lot of interest. It’s important to note that Sue and Russels comments were posted by the same IP address. This doesn’t invalidate them, only means that they were posted on the same Internet connection.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Anonymous Fri, 25 Feb 2005 22:59:31 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-17 Oh yeh, those last few blogs are really choice. Its sad that BIYDS has to write them under assumed names. Oh yeh, those last few blogs are really choice. Its sad that BIYDS has to write them under assumed names.

]]> By: Russel http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Russel Wed, 16 Feb 2005 00:20:02 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-15 I was VERY surprised and somewhat disappointed when I stumbled across this web site, and found all the negative comments about BIYDS. I AM CURRENTLY a client of BIYDS; and am CURRENTLY building a house with BIYDS. And I can not say enough good things about all they have done to ???consult??? with me about building my home. When I first met with them, they said I could continue my full time job, continue my schooling, AND have enough time to build a home WITH up 25% equity, even though I have NO building experience; frankly I didn???t think it was possible. I???m only 24 and the thought of having an extra $40,000 lying around was certainly fun to think about. I was very skeptical at first; but once I got started, I found that BIYDS actually knew what they were doing and took care of most everything with building my home. I am almost finished with the house and I m coming out better then I had hoped. It turns out my cost to build is $202,000and I just listed it for 249,000!!! It???s an amazing program. I have now talked my best friend, my parents, my sister, and my brother into building an investment home with BIYDS; and I just got approved to start another home last week!!! I suggest any one who is curious about building a home to ask BIYDS to provide you with a list of good and bad examples of homes they have built; and you will find that every home they have built, their clients made money! Now I am not saying that I simply did nothing and came up with $47,000. It was a learning process! I ran into problems, JUST LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. But they were the same problems that I would be faced if I had BIYDS or not. The only difference is that WITH BIYDS I had someone on my side with years and years of experience with building homes and solving problems! I think the problem with the above situations is that those people felt that building a house would be just like buying a car. You go to the lot??pick it out??and drive the damn thing home. Its not! It???s a project, that if you are willing to do, and spend a few hours a week to ???solve problems??? and pick out colors etc.??you can make A LOT of money! It more then tripled my 2004 salary, and I worked 9-5 EVERYDAY??and all I did with BIYDS is spend a few hours a week meeting sub contractors out at my house describing what I want and going to 2-week meetings! Over-all I am very pleased with BIYDS and would recommend ANYONE to their program! I was VERY surprised and somewhat disappointed when I stumbled across this web site, and found all the negative comments about BIYDS. I AM CURRENTLY a client of BIYDS; and am CURRENTLY building a house with BIYDS. And I can not say enough good things about all they have done to ???consult??? with me about building my home. When I first met with them, they said I could continue my full time job, continue my schooling, AND have enough time to build a home WITH up 25% equity, even though I have NO building experience; frankly I didn???t think it was possible. I???m only 24 and the thought of having an extra $40,000 lying around was certainly fun to think about. I was very skeptical at first; but once I got started, I found that BIYDS actually knew what they were doing and took care of most everything with building my home. I am almost finished with the house and I m coming out better then I had hoped. It turns out my cost to build is $202,000and I just listed it for 249,000!!! It???s an amazing program. I have now talked my best friend, my parents, my sister, and my brother into building an investment home with BIYDS; and I just got approved to start another home last week!!! I suggest any one who is curious about building a home to ask BIYDS to provide you with a list of good and bad examples of homes they have built; and you will find that every home they have built, their clients made money!
Now I am not saying that I simply did nothing and came up with $47,000. It was a learning process! I ran into problems, JUST LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. But they were the same problems that I would be faced if I had BIYDS or not. The only difference is that WITH BIYDS I had someone on my side with years and years of experience with building homes and solving problems! I think the problem with the above situations is that those people felt that building a house would be just like buying a car. You go to the lot??pick it out??and drive the damn thing home. Its not! It???s a project, that if you are willing to do, and spend a few hours a week to ???solve problems??? and pick out colors etc.??you can make A LOT of money! It more then tripled my 2004 salary, and I worked 9-5 EVERYDAY??and all I did with BIYDS is spend a few hours a week meeting sub contractors out at my house describing what I want and going to 2-week meetings! Over-all I am very pleased with BIYDS and would recommend ANYONE to their program!

]]> By: Richard Harmon http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Richard Harmon Mon, 07 Feb 2005 15:36:52 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-16 I built a home with a construction consultant in 2000. Acting as the general, I had a positive experience (they provided a completely documented system, list of reputable subs, and consulting throughout - all for a fee) and was able to gain about $50,000 in equity on a home that cost me $309,000 to build. Try http://www.ownerbuildercentral.com/ I built a home with a construction consultant in 2000. Acting as the general, I had a positive experience (they provided a completely documented system, list of reputable subs, and consulting throughout – all for a fee) and was able to gain about $50,000 in equity on a home that cost me $309,000 to build. Try http://www.ownerbuildercentral.com/

]]> By: Sue http://www.nealharmon.net/archives/2004/06/20/biyds-build-it-your-own-bleep-self/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Sue Sat, 05 Feb 2005 01:43:25 +0000 http://nealharmon.net/?p=27#comment-19 Oh, brother! This is a little over the top. When I decided to build with BIYDS I definitely did my homework. I talked to actual clients who were in various stages of building their home (I didn't just read competitors slander like that listed here) I talked to various subcontractors, cities, others. What I found was this: There is not a single person who has built with BIYDS that did not receive their occupancy certificate with equity in their home (on average about 15%--some more, some a little less), they recommend subcontractors who offer good work at a low price and help mitigate with problems that arise with subcontractors, they allow you to learn about building your home and encourage you to be involved. I would encourage anyone who is thinking of building to talk to BIYDS AND their ACTUAL clients as I have done. They are consultants. If you want a general (and no equity) than this program is not for you. As mentioned in a previous remark--building a home is difficult!!! Thanks heavens I don't have to go through it alone. Oh, brother! This is a little over the top. When I decided to build with BIYDS I definitely did my homework. I talked to actual clients who were in various stages of building their home (I didn’t just read competitors slander like that listed here) I talked to various subcontractors, cities, others. What I found was this: There is not a single person who has built with BIYDS that did not receive their occupancy certificate with equity in their home (on average about 15%–some more, some a little less), they recommend subcontractors who offer good work at a low price and help mitigate with problems that arise with subcontractors, they allow you to learn about building your home and encourage you to be involved. I would encourage anyone who is thinking of building to talk to BIYDS AND their ACTUAL clients as I have done. They are consultants. If you want a general (and no equity) than this program is not for you. As mentioned in a previous remark–building a home is difficult!!! Thanks heavens I don’t have to go through it alone.

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