All Forum Posts by: Shannon Goldsmith

Hi @Tarcizio Goncalves... Full disclosure, it's tough to be a good real estate agent and only do it part time. There are so many moving parts and starting out is time consuming.

Another option is something like what I do... I help investors and non-investors pay off their mortgages (and all other types of debt... car loans, student loans, credit cards, etc.) in as little as 5 to 7 years without changing their budget or their lifestyle.

It's fun. It's not very time-consuming. And it's lucrative. You earn $900 - $1,550 per sale. And the conversion rate is high. Most people end up buying because the program sells itself.

Hi Derrick.
I work a great side hustle. I help people pay off their mortgages (and all other debt... credit cards, student loans, car loans, etc.) in as little as 5 to 7 years without changing their budget or their lifestyle. It's not debt consolidation, refinancing or loan restructuring. It's better than that.

One sale takes 1 hour and 15 minutes and generates anywhere from $900 - $1550 in commission.

Happy to share more if you have interest. Let me know.

If you ask any investor who lost their butts and their portfolios in the Great Recession due to their properties being leveraged, they would respectfully disagree with your post, Scott. I know several examples of such investors. All smart. All savvy, capable, knowledgeable men and women. The reason they lost their properties? Debt... A few of them started rebuilding eventually. And guess what? The few who have rebuilt their portfolios are now passionate (scratch that... obsessed) about paying off their properties as quickly as possible.

And guess what else? It's still possible to grow and rapidly pay off properties at the same time. I help investors do this everyday. With the help of a financial tool that I show them, investors (and traditional homeowners) are able to rapidly pay off their mortgages (and other debt including credit cards, student loans, tax debt, medical debt, car loans, etc.) in as little as 5 to 7 years. That's without changing their budget or their lifestyle.

And if they want to balance growth with debt pay down, it helps them do that too.

One last thing... we are standing on the precipice of a serious market shift. It's been happening for some time now. There are many more indicators to watch than just interest rates. If you could see what I see, you would know that the Fed's stance on inflation and interest rates represents will do little to overcome the other powerful forces happening right now that will lead us into a major shift. It's coming...