Offlinehey I am really new to this Real Estate thing and I am pumped up about getting started. I am waiting for my course to get here this week, I purchased it Tuesday and paid the extra to get it sooner. My question is, as far as I know I paid for the course and the 4closure Alert, what is the difference between this course and the Be A Millionare in Real Estate book that Dean has?? Any advice for me?
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I AM ALSO NEW AT THIS REAL ESTATE THING. I HAVE A FEW RENTALS. I AM EXCITED ABOUT DOING THIS.I AM GOING TO DO THE PROGRAM WHERE THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO COACH YOU AND TEACH YOU HOW TO DO IT IN A BUSINESS WAY. NOT SURE IF IT IS THE SAME PROGRAM. ANY INSIGHT WOULD BE APRECIATED ON THE SUBJECT. GOOD LUCK AND KEEP UPDATED.
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as i replied before,i thought that this was the program i was taking. i want to correct myself. pmi is the one that i'm going to take. it is supposedly a one on one coaching program. any advice from anyone in this program would be helpful.i'm excited and ready to do this.
On the creonline website they had a contest,(in case there are some of you that didn't see this). It was for a new creative strategy suggested by students. The 1st place winner's idea was to create a down payment for someone who wanted to purchase but had no down. The seller paid him $10,000 for repairs and the buyer paid him back $10,000 for the down payment. It's legal and works for the seller as a write-off for repairs. etc.
I like it, but I think I'd rather have some money in a deal. This seems good for a sale that's hard to make(takes too long). What do u think??
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I always use this in every deal. I always lower the price of any deal by 6% or whatever % the seller will have to pay for the 2 Agents fees (if there are agents) It probably makes more sense in Ca because the property is more expensive, but it definitely saves me money every time. I also try to pay their closing costs NTE and lower the price again.
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