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How to get started in real estate investing?

How to get started in real estate investing?

How to get started in real estate investing?   So what’s the best way to break into real estate investing? You may think you should start by getting approved for a loan. Maybe you think you should meet with contractors, realtors or even lawyers first. Perhaps you should buy one of those seminar packages who come with a mentor that will tell you exactly what to do next.   Here is a...

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Knock on the door of success

Knock on the door of success

Knock on the door of success:   It’s that time of year again. It’s time to evaluate last year, to celebrate your successes and investigate where you need to improve. Once that’s done, you can move on to the all-important task of setting goals for 2017. Are you excited?   Something I love about this time of year is that personal development goes into overdrive. If you’re like me, you’re...

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Work to learn, not to earn

Work to learn, not to earn

Work to learn, not to earn:   There are concepts that have truly life-altering effects. For us, the idea of working to learn, not to earn was one of them. This notion came from a book we read called “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki.   If you’ve never read that book, please do. It’ll change the way you look at money, your job and investing forever.   In the book, Robert talks...

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Mom and Dad got one

Mom and Dad got one

Mom and Dad got one:   I’m so proud of my mom and dad. They just bought their very first income producing property – and they did it very creatively.   In early fall 2005, my mom and dad broke ground on a house. At the time, my brother-in-law, Michael, was their builder with myself and two other friends making up his crew. We had a track record of building custom homes in a gated...

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Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be broke kids

Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be broke kids

“Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be broke kids”   When meeting with sellers, your No. 1 goal should be to solve real estate problems.   You should tell them something like, “I’m about to ask you some crazy questions. That’s because my job isn’t necessarily to buy your house; it’s to solve real estate problems.”   I even tell them that allowing me to buy their house may not...

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