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What’s in your head?

What’s in your head?

  I’ve been listening to a phenomenal book called “Mastering the Attitude of Achievement,” by Lou Tice. I’ve got to tell you, I wish I’d found this years ago.   Lou is a motivational speaker, high school teacher and football coach. One of the main points in this book is that the pictures that we formulate in our heads affect what we do in life.   Lou gives a great example using...

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Become a flea trainer

Become a flea trainer

Become a flea trainer   If you’ve never read Zig Ziglar’s book, “See you at the top,” I highly suggest it. Zig has a gift for helping motivate you, improve your self image and teach you how to set and attain goals. His book is full of parables and stories that embody the keys to make you a success.   He tells one story about how to become a flea trainer, and it goes something like...

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You need to protect your assets, trust me

You need to protect your assets, trust me

You need to protect your assets, trust me:   When people are getting started in real estate, they often assume they need to form an entity like an LLC or an S corporation first thing. The two main reasons for this are to protect their assets from lawsuit and to take advantage of certain tax breaks.   In my opinion, due to formation and maintenance costs, neither of these entities are...

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If you want to learn about real estate investing, buy the man lunch

If you want to learn about real estate investing, buy the man lunch

If you want to learn about real estate investing, buy the man lunch   I’m often asked where the best place to get education is for new investors.   Truthfully, some of the best seminars I’ve ever taken happened over lunch when I’ve taken out successful investors and had in-depth discussions.   Here is how I prepare: before we go, I tell the investor I want to be respectful of his...

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Using A “Handyman Special” Option

Using A “Handyman Special” Option

Using A “Handyman Special” Option   Have you ever experienced buyer’s remorse after purchasing a property that needed too much work? If you haven’t, count yourself blessed.   One time we bought a home that needed a ton of work. When we started pursuing the deal, I lived 15 minutes away; I was full of vigor and ready to knock out so major rehab.   A year later, when we finally made it...

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