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Posted over 4 years ago

Millionaire Real Estate Investing Basics for Beginners

      Today's class is part one of a two part series where I'll show you the formulas to get started making offers on real estate. The biggest problem I see from Florida to California is new investors making over price offers. Let's go over the equations we use to make calculated offers. You must know your equations.

       Further, I'll also go over how we finance real estate deals. If you're depending on banks to build your real estate empire my friend, I promise you're in for a huge surprise. Banks don't care about making you RICH. They only lend money to people that already have money. It's strange the more money to have, the more you can get access to. But, that won't help if you're a new investor just starting out. I'll explain what Private Money is and how to set it up so you don't get crushed from high payments.



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