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Post: New Investor

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Hello and welcome to the postings. You will learn many things here about real estate. But, you should also join your local REI club in your area. There you will be able to network with other investors and also learn something about your market.

Post: cleveland ohio

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Hello Ryan, Welcome to the postings.

What type of real estate are you wanting to do?
I am also interested in knowing what type of business you are in?

Post: Big Deals

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Hello Jack, Are you looking for funding for these projects?

Post: New Investor From Cali

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Hello, Welcome to the postings.
I would suggest joining your local REI club. This will help you develope your RE business, help you figure your market, network with others, etc. Also, continue to read these posts, ask questions, and gain knowledge constantly. Good Luck!

Post: New guy on the block

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Hello, Welcome to the postings.
What is the purpose of your business plan? Depending on your answer, I would suggest trying your local REI club because they would be familiar with your market and lenders.

Post: Hi

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Hello and Welcome, As a CPA, you will probably develope some clients in the RE business. Also, it should help you network with other investors. I would suggest joining your local REI club. Good LucK!

Post: Least expensive way to get a RE license?

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Hello, What is your reason for getting a license?

Post: bank owned?

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Hello, First, your project is the basis of a loan with a HML. They also have upfront costs and high interest rates. Second, have you considered other funding options, like a private money investor?

Post: Do you have a poverty mentality?

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Hello Johnmichael, You said:

"The largest sector in America makes between $20,000 to $29,000 per year and our poverty level is at around $19,000 per year and this is what they are willing to spend each year on:

Eating out $1,483
Alcoholic Beverages $247
Tobacco $324
Entertainment $1,517

Let's see $3,571

However, the average person is only willing to spend $95 per year on education!

WOW what has more value eating out, alcoholic beverages, tobacco and entertainment or education?"

Along with what you stated above is the fact that "delayed gratification" is lost. They also put themselves in a poverty mode by buying expensive, high end products instead of waiting till they build their RE success. Thus, the financial strain brings them to the poverty level.
I was taught that whatever you want, you need to earn it. With that in mind, my success is built on the principle of work for what you want. You work your business and then reap the rewards as you go.

Post: dont understand

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Hello Homie, Where is your credit at and how much cash do you have to work with? There are many ways to fund projects. Private money investors work well for solid projects.