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still no success

I have lost track of how long I have been here trying to get that first deal done, done this done that, tried this, tried that. Have all of Dean's book and some other things. I have proved one thing this does not work, all you see now advertise is insider elite, the new name for dean's academy no doubt. To me it was all wasted time and money. When life really s.... and you fail in every thing you have tried I know what I should do, take the easy way out of things and just leave this world to who ever that wants to deal with it. Life has no meaning and I have gotten to where I do not care about any thing. Thanks for all the help I got that did not help, just wasted others time along with mine too.

Shawn

First WEEK

its been a week with the NO MONEY program i am doing. Deans 30 days to cash. today is Saturday, and my plan for the weekend is to find the buyers in my area. list them down and email, call, or mail a letter.

How to Invest in Texas

Any comments will be appreciated

Making an Offer

I just found a property that is worth 410,000.00 and owner is selling for $350,000 as is. Repairs needed approx 20,000 to change carpets and paint walls. What should I offer and what form should I use. The owner has a realtor and has their forms to use to make an offer. Do I use their form?

December 18-19 2014 Inner Circle Camp

Hello to all in the D/G family. My previous partner is not in a position to accompany me to this upcoming inner circle camp training.

I am able to bring a guest(partner) who would like to benefit from a trip to Utah and learn real estate investing from some of the best. I live about 50 minutes west of Chicago and have to submit the travel docs soon, if this is something you are interested in, please email me as soon as possible, please and thank you.

This is what we have been doing, what do you think?

For the past few years my husband and I have been contracting homes to people.
They contact us to buy a home, get info off of them and tell them to find the home they like, neighborhood they like, school district so on. When they contact us again, we go look at the home, then we contact potential buyer. Buyer has to have 20% down of the real estate price, before we sign a contract to buy. Once the property is bought, the contract is signed. They pay 20% down, 8 % interest for 5 yrs and we charge 10K over list price.

This is working for us because the people buying are late 30's to 50's who have rented and tired of that but shot their credit.

What do you think?

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