Blogs

Ok, so yesterday I was wondering how to set a goal for a year backwards when I don't know what I'll be doing next week. I still don't know.

That said, I continue to press on. I am pleased by what I have read tonight in the book. Dean was cool enough to lay out the motivation and inspirational stuff up front then fess up to it... with good reason.

What I read tonight is how to go about finding a real estate agent. Matt Larson lays it out very nicely. I expect to get some agents who won't be so kind. They just wrong mental attitude for me to work with. The key is to find the right agent or agents.

Three action items:
1. Order business cards
2. Get a dedicated phone and voicemail
3. Rewrite Matt's script and practice it

This is my first blog and to be honest, I was a little bit nervous about writing one. Then I thought, hey, write what I know and it should be easy... and short. haha!

Does any one use Iflip?

Thurs 4/4 - bought Dean's program last week & my 3 day training class starts tomorrow - don't know what to think - I have some trepidation & hope to come out of this class running, not over-thinking.

I am very excited about DG's free book, and if you have not seen it you should. This is probably the best place to start for a beginner in real estate. DG just impresses me more and more everyday. Knowledge is the key to wealth.So read and do as much as you can everyday, and you will succeed.

Real estate continues to be a very interesting, ever-changing field. As an investor, I view it as a giant chess game. For example, we come up with a great way to do short sale flips, the banks change the title seasoning rules. We investors find a way to help neighborhoods while profiting from flipping,the banks sell in bulk to hedgies instead. We want to create an income stream by owning rental properties, the banks limit how many mortgages we can have. Sheesh!