I had to learn
my lessons the hard way, but you don't
have to because I'm going to give
you the low-down, the details, the
"missing chapters" if you will.
If you want to skip the negative
cash flow and frantic scrambling to
cover vacancies, and discover the
Street Smart techniques everyone is
looking for, this hard-to-find advice
is for you.
From: Tim Randle
Dear Investor,
If you're like most real estate investors,
you're struggling just to make an
income you can live on. Whether you've
wrestled with lease options, owner
financing, subject to purchases and/or
purchased advice from self-proclaimed
"experts" -- you've been disappointed
and led astray.
Speaking of which, if you're hunting
for another "guru" course, you might
as well click your "Back" button now.
I'm no guru. I can't "wow" you with
20 years in the trenches or several
hundreds of deals under my belt. I've
been actively buying, selling, and
leasing properties since 1999.
I've seen the hottest seller's market
my area's ever experienced and I've
seen the damage caused when the market
melts to a super-soft buyer's market.
The great advantage to this is: I
was able to go back and look at my
properties, both the good and the
bad.
I know what works and what doesn't,
and I promise you this information
isn't in most courses on your bookshelf.
Why? Because it's a reality check
and that doesn't sell well...
... You don't know me yet, I realize,
but I honestly hate to think of you
wasting a year or more of your life,
and many thousands of dollars, trying
to build a real estate investing business,
only to discover that your plan was
flawed from the beginning.
That's why I've created these materials...
to show you the same market-tested
techniques and information I use --
to make profits with less risk when
purchasing properties and how to avoid
the "equity trap", thinking that buying
marginal deals to increase your equity
position is 'investing". It's not.
I'm talking about insider tips
like...
- Why a monthly spread of $150
to $200 per house is a fool's
game in most markets.
- Why "location, location, location"
still matters when buying properties
to keep, regardless of what you
may hear elsewhere.
- Why it may take three months
to sell or fill a property even
when you're offering favorable
terms.
- Why analyzing foreclosures,
homebuilders, and the overall
real estate market is critical
to your gameplan.
- How the pricing structure of
your real estate market dictates
which properties to focus on.
- Why you must know the end user
long before you sign on the dotted
line.
- How to properly analyze all
the components of the monthly
payment to determine if it's one
you want.
- Why you must include all the
hidden costs of owning and holding
properties in your purchase decision.
- And much, much more...
Any one of these insider tips can
save you thousands of dollars, perhaps
even prevent bankruptcy. I'm serious.
Yes, if you buy enough properties
the wrong way, you're going down,
one way or another. But that doesn't
have to happen...
This two hour audio course will teach
YOU how to buy right and avoid the
mistakes that will literally cost
you tens of thousands of dollars!
NOTE: Even if you're NOT currently
buying properties to keep and are
just considering the possibility,
you need this information now. I'll
show you fifteen potential "gotcha's"
you might not even be aware of that
will save you ten to one hundred times
the cost of this material. Without
this information, you could waste
years and thousands of dollars building
an investment portfolio that is destined
to come tumbling down around you.
What This Course is Not...
This is not a "comprehensive how-to"
nor are there any forms included.
It's two solid hours of information
on how to analyze your market, your
target neighborhoods, your properties,
and the specifics of your potential
deal. If you don't know how to take
a deal down, this information isn't
going to teach you to do that. But,
it will prevent you from buying something
you shouldn't. Ever heard the expression...No
Deal is Better Than a Bad Deal?
I promise you I know well the pain
of carrying vacancies month after
month on properties I should never
have bought in the first place. I
wish I could have purchased a very
inexpensive product when I first started
that would have prevented me from
buying into the hype of "it's okay
to buy low equity deals in not so
good areas, etc., etc., when you're
getting favorable terms". Just one
monthly payment on just one empty
house is over 20 times the cost of
these materials. Something to consider...
Sincerely,
Tim Randle
(product is two audio CD's)
