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Are those real estate courses a scam? top
I feel it is necessary to address this question first. I give people everything all the tools and tips that I use in my day-to-day business. With every class I teach, there are success stories. People really do find what they are looking for. If you are looking for that "turning point," are willing to take control of your life by making money investing in real estate, and you come to each class with an open mind, then you will meet with success! If you come to our course as a skeptic who's convinced it won't work, chances are you will leave one too. Don't waste your money. Seating is limited. Because we keep our class sizes small in order to provide one-on-one attention, we occassionally have to turn people away. We want people who are serious about making more money in less time and drastically changing their lives.
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Can I really buy a house with $10? top
Yes! In order to process a real estate contract, there must be a written agreement between the buyer and seller in addition to some sort of consideration. The consideration does not have to be money. One of my biggest success stories (turned business partnerships) was that of a client who made just under $200,000 in less than 4 months. He does all his deals using only $1.00. In fact, I myself, have even done deals with consideration that was not monetary. I bought a house from a couple of surfers. We hugged and wrote down "love and affection" on the contract and they signed for it. After that, I did another one in Pennsylvania where I took the sellers out to lunch and I tied up their house with a ham sandwich.
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You encourage people to tie up houses before they do their due diligence or research. How is that possible and what if I lock up a house I don't want? top
Everyone does their due diligence sooner or later, but the old school investors do it first. I had to come up with a way to beat the old pros. All the contracts I recommend to my students have liquidated damages clauses and language throughout to protect you! Furthermore, we use a letter of agreement and an addendum which covers your butt and states that you have made no promises regarding the completion of this transaction. By tying up the property, then doing your research later, you can get the best deals first. In the event that you tie up something that you decide that you no longer want, you can simply give it back to the seller. The recourse would be the loss of your binder deposit, which should be no more than $10.00 bucks.
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Why does your course cost so much? Is there a payment plan ? top
Cost so much?! Everything is relative. The investment in your education is less than $2,000.00. The return is limitless. If you want to talk about expensive education with a bad return, go to college! Payment plan? No! Part of your success is dependent or your ability to solve problems creatively. You are going to be solving peoples problems with 6 and 7 decimal places in them. I think you can solve your own with 4 decimal places.
It's only about $100 a month on a credit card, and that should be the first thing you pay off when you do your first deal.
There was a time I was embarrassed to tell people that I put my first real estate class on my mother's credit card. Years later, I realized it was one of the best decisions of my life! Taking on the extra debt just helped to motivate me.
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Did you spend money on real estate investment courses? top
Did I?!?!?! I spent in excess of $100,000 on real estate education products. But I've also made in excess of $1,000,000, so I guess that's not such a bad return. AND I can do it again even faster now because I know how to duplicate the process. That is just what I have packaged & delivered to you. Do I think you can do it? I know you can do it. If you follow my system you can do deals and do them faster than with any other course because I've taken out all the stumbling, and tailored my course to your state.
- What is a "short sale?" I'm 6' tall, can I still do one? top
Funny guy, it has nothing to do with height. A short sale occurs when a bank takes a discount on a loan in order to sell a property that is over-financed or in poor condition. So, yes you can still do one even if you are in the NBA.
- Ok, so what's it really like being a full-time investor?
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