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Evil’s greatest tool

Evil’s greatest tool

Evil’s greatest tool   I read a story recently in a book called “Chop Wood, Carry Water” by Joshua Medcalf that I would like to share with you. It goes something like this:   Once, there was an evil old witch who was going out of business. As such, she decided to have a yard sale to get rid of all the ‘tools’ she had used over the years in her terrible trade. At the sale, you could...

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“What Box” is coming

“What Box” is coming

“What Box” is coming   I’m often asked where I go to learn about real estate investing. Truthfully, Ashley and I have been blessed to meet, befriend and attend seminars with some the most creative real estate investors out there. And we go back to the same classes time and time again.     Chances are that if you are reading this column on Sunday morning in Bartow County, I’m...

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I am, I change

I am, I change

I am, I change   Today, I would like to revisit a topic that I’ve written about before. It resurfaced recently.   Once upon a time I invited you into a night ritual that I had with my then 3-year-old daughter. She’s now 6. The ritual went like this:   I’d lay her on my chest while we sang songs and prayed.   Before I’d lay her down, I’d ask her:   “Are you beautiful? Are...

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Lease option vs. lease purchase

Lease option vs. lease purchase

Lease option vs. lease purchase   I got a call from an investor recently needing some help with structuring a deal. He was in the process of buying a property and wanted to do “one of those lease option, lease purchase things” as his exit strategy.   As we talked, I realized just how easy it is to get those two terms confused and how freely people use them synonymously. To be clear, a...

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The money is in the meter drop

The money is in the meter drop

The money is in the meter drop   How would you like to make $10,000?   Now, before you blurt out an answer, I’d like for you to consider a story that my good friend and mentor Gary Harper tells about a cabby he encountered. The title of his story is “The money is in the meter drop.” And it goes like this:     Gary was in the big city of Chicago where he lives. He and his...

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