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Ask Dean's Coaches a Question

You may know by now I am a coach with the Dean Graziosi program. In fact I have been with this group for 6 years and in the investing field for 11.

If you could ask one of Dean's coaches a question what would you ask?

Myself or one of the other coaches will try to answer what we can in between trainings.

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contract

i heard of a good way to starting out is getting a shourt term(sixty days) contract on a home and then selling that contract to the iinvestor for the rights of the house. but what would be a good contract to use.


need some advice!

Hi everyone,
I found a Ugly house, went to the courthouse and got the owner's name and address-sent a letter-they called me! yah!and yes they will sell it! I found out they wanted to Re-hab it but like a lot of people they never finished what the start! $ 15,000 is what they want to sell for. I got the ok to look at the house. the House is a 3 bedroom 1 Bath- Ranch style. So I go in and all the sheetrock has been removed and insulation.the Bath room floor has been removed. But the Bones in this place is good-from what I see, I have worked on homes for other people ( Handy man work ). I asked if they would Finance the deal, they said no they can't afford that.So I need some more Ideas on how to lock this place up, I see Profit in this deal.
bring it on I smell money. the owner's dont have any money! the wife is sick-DR. Bill's and he drives Truck.any Ideas, maybe an Option.
thanks for your Help
JayBob


60 Day Re-sale Contract

JCH wrote:
i heard of a good way to starting out is getting a shourt term(sixty days) contract on a home and then selling that contract to the iinvestor for the rights of the house. but what would be a good contract to use.

What you are talking about sounds like an assignment of contract. If this is the case you would use your Real Estate Purchase Contract with "and/or assigns" on the contract. Then you would assign the contract to the investor / purchasor using an contract actually called the Assignment of Contract. This contract can be obtained from a closing agent or closing lawyer in your area.

The other possibility you may be speaking of is called an option contract. You create an option to purchase real estate at a price then sell the option to someone else. Essentially the same as the above information.

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Your Options on the Property

JayBob wrote:
Hi everyone,
I found a Ugly house, went to the courthouse and got the owner's name and address-sent a letter-they called me! yah!and yes they will sell it! I found out they wanted to Re-hab it but like a lot of people they never finished what the start! $ 15,000 is what they want to sell for. I got the ok to look at the house. the House is a 3 bedroom 1 Bath- Ranch style. So I go in and all the sheetrock has been removed and insulation.the Bath room floor has been removed. But the Bones in this place is good-from what I see, I have worked on homes for other people ( Handy man work ). I asked if they would Finance the deal, they said no they can't afford that.So I need some more Ideas on how to lock this place up, I see Profit in this deal.
bring it on I smell money. the owner's dont have any money! the wife is sick-DR. Bill's and he drives Truck.any Ideas, maybe an Option.
thanks for your Help
JayBob

This is hard to answer but a couple of questions from me that may help me to answer your particular question. First) What is the property worth? Second) How much is needed for repairs? Third) What are you planning to do with the property? In other words what is your exit strategy? Are you going to flip the property? Rent the property? Lease Option?

The answers to these questions will make a big difference in the mode you will use to acquire the property. Then you can decide if a hard money lender or lease option or assignment or double closing or any other strategies would be best.

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Nathan, You say in the EDGE

Nathan, You say in the EDGE kit that HM is a great way to go. tell me if im correct on this.
Say i borrow 250k to buy and renovate a home, does that mean i will be paying 25k per month if i was paying 10% interest or do you start paying interest after the 6 months on the short term agreement?


Just Make Offers

ivanessa89 wrote:
Hey guys, I recently met a contractor who has agreed to do my rehabs and after the house is sold I can pay him. I have a real estate agent-investor herself, not much experience though. I found a lender that will lend all cost to make the deal happen at about 1% interest rate and if I need 100% financing then when I sell the lender wants 50% or to make at least $20,000 per deal. I also have buyers, one has a loan for about $200,000 for a single that she can fix and live in. OK now here are my questions;

I do not have money for money down or ernest money, I have no money whatsoever. How or what can I do? I try bird-dogging but,I could not find anything...I dont know how to find deals period, I do use the MLS but unless its a reo, I will not know if the seller would be flexible or agree to rastically slash the price.

I just don't know how to know if sellers are motivated-I mean yes I should submit offers and see what happends but we are talking about homes that are 90,000 and up in good neighborhoods-yes they have been in the market for a lonngg time but, I am just skeptical about sellers accepting 60,000 for a home that is worth 135,000. When I go to websites like Homevestors.com I notice that the houses they have are either in a not so good neighborhood or it needs ALOT of rehabbing.

Should I just make offers anyway-not pay attention to the listing price?
Also, the contractor that I am working with is bringing me buyers but what should I do about showing them the properties? I dont want to have 5 houses under contract and then have no buyers because they dont like something or the other but yet how akward to bring the buyer, contractor and have the realtor show ALL OF US the property, for that they just talk to the realtor. I need advice....

It is excellent about the handyman you have. No money is not a problem when making offers. The question you have seems to be: "How do I find motivated sellers?"

Here is what I would say. Most people that begin feel as though the offer price or something close to it is the price that sellers will accept. If you have read Dean's book "Profit From Real Estate Right Now" you will read about Matt Larson. He makes offers at 50% of the asking price. I make offers at 60-70% of the value regardless of the asking price.

Asking price means nothing. Many people, including myself, will ask for more than is expected to be actually accepted.

Knowing this just make offers (and don't forget your contingencies).

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Assignment Answers

arichards wrote:
Hello, I'm sorry to bother you, I just have a quick question (kind of). I am going to make an offer tomorrow to lock a house up under contract then offer it to an investor Wednesday at an investor meeting. I have a realtor and so does the owner of the house I will be making an offer on. To do an assignment do I need my own contract or do I use my realtors contract and put the and/or assigns next to my name and write in an exit clause (i.e. pending partner's approval)? Also, if it is accepted and my investors also accepts then what next? There are other contracts that have to be signed, right? Do I go to closing and will my realtor still be involved once my investor accepts? This is my first offer, I'm a little nervous that I will do something wrong in the paperwork department. I have read the book and watched the Edge seminar and am very excited and if the offer is accepted I know my investor will jump on it. Thank you for your time, I really appreciate it. -Amanda

Here are the answers to your questions. I apologize that I did not answer them earlier.

1) The contract you will use is usually going to be the contract your Realtor has with and/or assigns in it.
2) You will usually only use two contracts - Real Estate Purchase Contract and Assignment of Contract (you can get this from a closing agent or lawyer).
3) When the investor / buyer accept the contract and sign the assignment they will go to closing and not you.
4) One that you did not ask but that I will answer is your Realtor will be paid by the seller as though they were representing the new buyer. If you recall on the buyer’s line it will have listed [your name and/or assigns] your Realtor represents the buyers you and whomever and/or assigns is.

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EDGE info

I bought the EDGE kit, and the Boscherts who bought 6 homes on one block said they have lease applications they use from their Realtor, is there somewhere we can see them or copy them? Thanks Donna


I dont have the info!

im sorry about the lack of info.. I got in a hurry. im working on the info right now and will get back with you very soon.
thanks for yout time!

JayBob


Incorporation/Business Credit Rating

I am just getting started in real estate investing. I have read Dean's books and I bought the EDGE Home Study course which I am about half way through. I was reading some of the testimonials that Dean put out after the EDGE conference and they spoke about incorporating a business and setting up a business checking acct. at their bank. I have established an account at my bank but it is just a personal acct. for business purposes. It is my intention to make real estate a large part of my income going forward, if not my sole source since I am currently unemployed.

Do I need to set up a corporation of some type? (I know there are different types) Would I then tie my checking acct. to this corporation? Would my business then have its own credit identity with regard to credit score and credit history, etc?

Any detailed information on any or all of these or related subjects would be greatly appreciated.


still confused

nstreet wrote:
Quote:

how do sellers feel about you putting 0 in the first earnest money part of the contract. I understand this part of the contract is nonrefundable money if the deal does not close, so that is why I asked if putting some small amount instead of 0 would help close the deal with the sellers.

Thanks for your help

Jim

Putting 0 (zero) as earnest money will defeat earnest money. The purpose of earnest money is to bind the contract - this is the real reason for earnest money however, some Realtors have started to teach that earnest is used to show intent to purchase - slightly true but not the real purpose. If you put zero for earnest you have nothing that binds you or the seller to the contract. In a sense the seller could sell the property to someone else and claim that you never had a "contract" because you had no earnest. It would be up to decide if there was indeed a "contract". Always put earnest, whether it is money or something else with value.[/quote

Dear N street
Please read page 158 from Dean's new book. It says to put 0 in for earnest money. You say you can't do that. I am confused.

Jim


1031 Exchange

What is the difference between a 1031 Exchange and an IEE or Contract Assign. I recently contacted a Realtor to work with and when I explained the IEE and Contract Assign strategy she said it was a 1031 Exchange.

Jim


IEE vs 1031

Jim320 wrote:
What is the difference between a 1031 Exchange and an IEE or Contract Assign. I recently contacted a Realtor to work with and when I explained the IEE and Contract Assign strategy she said it was a 1031 Exchange.

Jim

Unfortunately, for this Realtor they do not seem to understand both 1031 exchanges and IEE.

Instant Equity Exchanges are similar to assignments of contract. It is a way to profit from a transaction without ever owning the property. You will get an offer accepted with the seller. You will then get another offer accepted between you and the new buyer at a higher amount than your first offer. Once this is done you will have the seller and the new buyer create a contract for the same amount the investor and yourself set up. The difference is your profit which you set up with the seller to pay to you.

1031 tax exchanges are like kind exchanges. You don't want to pay taxes right now on property you sell. Instead, you sell, then transfer all or part of your profit into another property without taxation. There are some limits to this and you must use a qualified intermediary but this is the sense of the process.

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Business Accounts

rickbrock wrote:
I am just getting started in real estate investing. I have read Dean's books and I bought the EDGE Home Study course which I am about half way through. I was reading some of the testimonials that Dean put out after the EDGE conference and they spoke about incorporating a business and setting up a business checking acct. at their bank. I have established an account at my bank but it is just a personal acct. for business purposes. It is my intention to make real estate a large part of my income going forward, if not my sole source since I am currently unemployed.

Do I need to set up a corporation of some type? (I know there are different types) Would I then tie my checking acct. to this corporation? Would my business then have its own credit identity with regard to credit score and credit history, etc?

Any detailed information on any or all of these or related subjects would be greatly appreciated.

You would start by creating some type of business entity whether that is a LLC or a Corporation or whatever. Once you have this you will receive an EIN (Business identification number). When you have the EIN number you can take this to a bank and ask for a business account. They will set up a business account using your EIN number. This is the first part - getting a business account.

When you have a business account you can ask for a loan. You do not want to get a loan using your credit score. Instead you want to get a loan using the EIN number. As explained in the EDGE conference to get the EIN number used as the primary security you will add money to a checking account. When you have money in a checking account you can ask for a loan using just the EIN number and not your social with the checking account as collateral. This works because the bank has nothing to lose. If you fail to repay them they take your checking account.

Setting up EIN number loans will improve your business credit and/or credit line depending on what you are trying to do and how you repay the loans.

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Lease Option Contracts

tshirtsbydonna wrote:
I bought the EDGE kit, and the Boscherts who bought 6 homes on one block said they have lease applications they use from their Realtor, is there somewhere we can see them or copy them? Thanks Donna

You can find them by going to the left hand side under "Forms and Docs" or you can click here:

http://www.deangraziosi.com/documents/Lease-Agreement.pdf

http://www.deangraziosi.com/documents/Lease-with-Purchase-Option.pdf

You may also want to get a lease and option from a Realtor in your area. This way you know that you are getting a contract that is state accepted and approved. Most contracts are general contracts and it is always suggested that you have a lawyer look at your contracts if you use a general contract.

Enjoy and best of luck.

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I got more info! ( nstreet )

I drilled for more info on that place! the House after the demo inside Is apr.( $22,000+ $25,000 )the RE-Hab cost Is $ 35,000 , and I found a intersted Buyer. the comps in the area are ( $60,000 + $80,000 )3 bed-1Bath.the person that is interested in buying said he has about $70,000 on a va loan .I think I can make $500. to $1000. and just assign it to the new Buyer. the Market is a little slow out here for sales.this is what I got so far.

thanks for any ideas.

JayBob


How Does Bird dogging work in detail

How Does Bird dogging work in detail,

do you have to have a contract for both sellers and buyers?

How Can we know for sure we can get paid for finding great deals?

Whats the limits to Bird Dogging?

Can We Do this in NY State?

I just want to know More about this...

Thank you And God Bless


Question for Coach

Dear Coach,
Is my membership still valid for Dean's coaching program?
I want to get started with it again. I need to change my life around.
I joined it in December of 2007, but was only able to do it for a few months.

Unfortunately I have not bought a property yet.

In 2008 my husband I started a business with an awesome new product, which we had great hopes for.
It has failed and our savings are used up. We are in a big debt - $82k, and
my husbands job and my part time job doesn't pay the bills. We are both
looking for better paying jobs. We got behind because we had son who was born 3 months premature at 1 lb 8 ounces. I have had to stay home with him to insure his health.

I have the EDGE program and have been calling
personal rep. about Probates and liquidating the home of the deceased. No opportunities yet, but I keep trying.

I would really appreciate your help to let me continue the course, so we
have hope to get back on our feet soon. The last few years have been very trying times. I need the coaching to help give me direction and support.

I love Dean's amazing products and the support you guys have.

Please let me know as soon as possible.

Thank You,
Skylar St. James-Wilcock
skylarstjames@****

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FAST CASH

Hello Coaches,
My question is how many buyers should I have before I start marketing for houses?
And what have you found to be the best way to find retail buyers?
And where do the 24 hours message company for automation?
We recently joined the success Team and we have been marketing for buyers. We have a few wholesale buyers on our list and just a couple retail. It took a while before I menatally made the difference between retail and tenant buyers. We have a couple retail.
Thanks in advance

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Step One

What is really step one when you have super bad credit and maybe $2000 to play with.

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Business Accounts

Thanks for the reply and the good information. I've got some work to do in order to get this into place.


How do I do this?

Ok,here's a deal I want to pursue.

I found a large rental farm that a gentlemen wants to get rid of(that is not listed with a realtor)because he wants to retire after doing it for 20-30 years.

There are many of each of the propeties Duplexes, Triplexes, 4-plexs, 15 Units with 30,000 sq ft of commercial, more commercial in one of the Triplexes. Couple of 12 Unit bulidings.garages etc. About 54 units total

All the buildings are up to code and in good/great condition if not just built and in good neighboorhoods.

They are all rented out with really good rates for our area. Tenants pay most of the utilities if not all on the majority of them.

His asking price approx. $2.6 mill. He is willing to owner fiance and here is the terms he is asking. 10% down, 8% interest at 30 year rate and a 5 year balloon. He says this is his way to know if your serious or not. He is willing to give a 5% discount on the prices if I buy him straight out.

Not that any of this scares me- I am just fine with this many and I would like to have more-but here's my stumbling block. How do I pursue this with no money down from me, because I don't have it or the credit to get it.

I have done a little research and two of the properties that are in my local town, he is asking 40K more and 80K more than the FMV. The others are in a different State across the bridge from us and not sure as to looking them up yet but I will figure it out today. And I am going to go and use the total market tool from Dean right now.

I have read Dean's books-several times and reading on the site many, many stories. I just need some very clear directions. And some bargining tips. I am not even going to ask if this is possible- I know I can make it work. Just need some help-Please.

No is not a option.

Thank you for your time and valuable info that you provide to all of us here! I feel that it is truly a blessing to have been directed towards Dean and the DG family.

hillvalley


Hi guys, OK here is my

Hi guys,

OK here is my question. It concerns buying notes for cash flow in similar fashion to Talmadge Bell's presentation at The Edge event.

My question is hypothetical. Say you had $50,000 in capital. Do you, as coaches, think it is possible to be making $2000-$3000 / month cash flow within 12 months?

For example, you buy a $20,000 note for $3000 (deep discount because it is a non-performing second). Talmadge's rule is that you recover your investment within a year, so on that note, you'd have to get about $300 / month. Therefore $300 X 10 is $3000 a month if you can get 10 of those notes. And 10 notes would cost $30,000.

I understand it takes time to market for and acquire these notes but my main concern is how do you get the "payee" to actually "pay" you since, historically he hasn't been!

If someone who knows the note business can validate my numbers above and there is a good chance of making $2000 - $3000/ month, then I am very interested in purchasing non-performing notes!

Thanks,
Steve

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Areas: Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Wish everyone success.


$3,000 a month

The answer to what you are looking for is yes.

Yes, technically you could get about $3,000 a month in income. You will of course run into situations where the payor does not pay and where you will not be making $300 a month on each note.

The example you give where you purchase a $20,000 note for $3,000 is a great idea but getting $300 a month for 12 months would put the note interest in the area of 18%. This would be hard to get.

You can work with the payor to get them to pay more so they can catch up but in all you may find it a little more difficult to get the kind of numbers you are looking for.

However, consider getting the note payor to pay $150 (about 8% interest) for 6 months then resell the note for 3-4 times your investment because the note is a paying note now.

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Thanks Nathan

Nathan,

Thank you very much sir.

I understand what you mean. Lower the interest rate on the note, let it season (improve the note) for 6 months, sell it. Cool.

That makes complete sense. I'm going to reread this post later when I have some downtime to digest it all.

Steve

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Your Commercial Deal

hillvalley wrote:
Ok,here's a deal I want to pursue.

I found a large rental farm that a gentlemen wants to get rid of(that is not listed with a realtor)because he wants to retire after doing it for 20-30 years.

There are many of each of the propeties Duplexes, Triplexes, 4-plexs, 15 Units with 30,000 sq ft of commercial, more commercial in one of the Triplexes. Couple of 12 Unit bulidings.garages etc. About 54 units total

All the buildings are up to code and in good/great condition if not just built and in good neighboorhoods.

They are all rented out with really good rates for our area. Tenants pay most of the utilities if not all on the majority of them.

His asking price approx. $2.6 mill. He is willing to owner fiance and here is the terms he is asking. 10% down, 8% interest at 30 year rate and a 5 year balloon. He says this is his way to know if your serious or not. He is willing to give a 5% discount on the prices if I buy him straight out.

Not that any of this scares me- I am just fine with this many and I would like to have more-but here's my stumbling block. How do I pursue this with no money down from me, because I don't have it or the credit to get it.

I have done a little research and two of the properties that are in my local town, he is asking 40K more and 80K more than the FMV. The others are in a different State across the bridge from us and not sure as to looking them up yet but I will figure it out today. And I am going to go and use the total market tool from Dean right now.

I have read Dean's books-several times and reading on the site many, many stories. I just need some very clear directions. And some bargining tips. I am not even going to ask if this is possible- I know I can make it work. Just need some help-Please.

No is not a option.

Thank you for your time and valuable info that you provide to all of us here! I feel that it is truly a blessing to have been directed towards Dean and the DG family.

hillvalley

Great question. Because of the nature of the properties you are working with you will need more information to determine the offer price and whether or not this is a good / great deal.

First off what are the profit and loss statements telling you? Once you know this you can find or determine the NOI (net operating income).

Once you find the NOI the question I would ask is what is the cap rate (noi divided by the asking or selling price of the property)? Once you know a measure such as the cap rate and items such as debt coverage ratio the question I would ask is how does this compare to the surrounding area?

Though the properties may be rented right now what is the yearly vacancy rate as well as have you seen two years of rent rolls?

Another note: Pro-forma numbers are not what we are looking for.

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One Step

ekn2god wrote:
What is really step one when you have super bad credit and maybe $2000 to play with.

The answer to this will all depend on what you end goal is. Are you trying to purchase and hold property? Are you planning on flipping and / or assigning properties?

My bet or guess would be that you are planning to flip properties. This works well to create large amounts of cash quickly so that you may use this for later.

If I was going to go down this route I would first find buyers. Particularly, I would be looking for investor / wholesale buyers that can purchase cash. Once I had this I would find the properties they are looking for and do an assignment of contract.

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Buyers Marketing Answer

Donna Doo wrote:
Hello Coaches,
My question is how many buyers should I have before I start marketing for houses?
And what have you found to be the best way to find retail buyers?
And where do the 24 hours message company for automation?
We recently joined the success Team and we have been marketing for buyers. We have a few wholesale buyers on our list and just a couple retail. It took a while before I menatally made the difference between retail and tenant buyers. We have a couple retail.
Thanks in advance

Question 1) Ii would generally suggest obtaining 5-10 buyers. If you are looking to add retail buyers I would suggest 5-10 qualified retail buyers as well as 5-10 investor / wholesale buyers.

Question 2) My favorite ways to find retail buyers are by placing specific ghost ads in grocery stores and by delivering flyers to rental properties. We also have a local service similar to Craig’s list that is provided by a local radio show. You may check for one of these as they tend to do well for me.

Question 3) I do not understand the question maybe restate this and I will answer it.

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Re-First Steps

Skylar St. James-Wilcock wrote:
Dear Coach,
Is my membership still valid for Dean's coaching program?
I want to get started with it again. I need to change my life around.
I joined it in December of 2007, but was only able to do it for a few months.

Unfortunately I have not bought a property yet.

In 2008 my husband I started a business with an awesome new product, which we had great hopes for.
It has failed and our savings are used up. We are in a big debt - $82k, and
my husbands job and my part time job doesn't pay the bills. We are both
looking for better paying jobs. We got behind because we had son who was born 3 months premature at 1 lb 8 ounces. I have had to stay home with him to insure his health.

I have the EDGE program and have been calling
personal rep. about Probates and liquidating the home of the deceased. No opportunities yet, but I keep trying.

I would really appreciate your help to let me continue the course, so we
have hope to get back on our feet soon. The last few years have been very trying times. I need the coaching to help give me direction and support.

I love Dean's amazing products and the support you guys have.

Please let me know as soon as possible.

Thank You,
Skylar St. James-Wilcock
skylarstjames@****

I have looked you up and found that you have recently contacted the advisory line. This is a great re-first step. I would suggest as you have done contacting and continue contacting the advisory line.

I may suggest that you contact the advisory line and ask for a specific course of action for you to proceed from this point forward. I give this suggestion because as I was looking at your account I did not find that you had a specific path. This would help a lot when getting back into real estate. What we will do for you is run through your resources, goals, hopes and knowledge. Based upon this we will create the specific course of direction to get you going.

Keep with the advisory line and the professionals here and we will help you stay on this path and do great.

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Bird Dogging.

GD Real Estate Incentives wrote:

How Does Bird dogging work in detail,

do you have to have a contract for both sellers and buyers?

How Can we know for sure we can get paid for finding great deals?

Whats the limits to Bird Dogging?

Can We Do this in NY State?

I just want to know More about this...

Thank you And God Bless

Bird dogging works essentially this way: You find a property where the seller is motivated. You then contact an investor and tell them about the property. The investor does the due diligence, negotiations then makes an offer. When they purchase the property they pay you a fee for telling them about the property. Usually the fee is about $500 - $1000 for the information.

Bird dogging is different from assignments of contract in that during assignments you do the due diligence, negotiations and make the offer then sell the offer to the investor. Because you control the deal and have done the work you get paid more.

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If you would like the chance to work with me or one of my fellow real estate investor coaches and our advanced training programs, give us a call anytime to see if Dean's Real Estate Success Academy and our customized curriculum is a fit for you. Call us at 1-877-219-1474 ext. 125


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