Hello fellow DGr's,
I was just on the live cast and wanted to say it was great Dean, thank you. It was more motivational than real estate, and that's what I needed right now. Zig Ziglar said "People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing - that's why we recommend it daily."

This is a 2 bed/2 bath/ 2 car garage home built in 1979 with 1666 sq. ft. under air(2440 sq.ft.under roof).It was a probate, we paid the estate 40K; new roof for 6K; new kitchen cabinets/counters, stainless appliances; new vanities, toilets; new paint inside & out; new light fixtures/ceiling fans; new carpet; costing about 7.5 K, total spent was about 13.5 on materials & roof installation. Have about 53.5K into it, Sold it for 72.5 to a Cash Buyer ... 19K gross profit, after closing costs, taxes, insurance & utilities should clear about 15K!
I am going into the hospital on the 13th for gallbladder surgery, will be searching for another property in the next couple of weeks so we have something to work on we I'm recovered.
Thanks, Gary

Print out several pages of the attached document and attache it to a clipboard with a pen taped to a string and hand it out at the back of the room, then sit in the front of the room and when it comes to you you simply keep it:)

Happy Hunting!

Sorry for not posting this earlier but after struggling with fear and doubting myself for 2 years, I finally closed my first deal and profit $2,500! Thanks to the Success Academy and the DG family I managed to wholesale in North California.

I was at the last day of the time frame for the Earnest Money, since I did not count with the $5K that was required to move on, but I persisted on finding a buyer and finally one of my buyers said YES.

I got it under contract on 9/12/13 for $424K and assigned it to my buyer for $426,500 which closed on 10/08/13. The property had an ARV of $560K.

I feels amazing!!! Thanks Dean! you changed another life!!

Deal #1
I closed Another $25k Assignment Deal on Friday, which was a FSBO From my bandit signs ARV Was $280k
needed around $35k In rehab, Locked it up for $146,500 Sold it to one of my Big buyers for $171,500 in 6hrs And The seller threw in a 74 Stingray Corvette for another $1k That was in the Garage! When I made my 1st offer for $141,500 He declined it ,wanted closer to $150k, So I offered him $146,500 & The Stingray "He Accepted"
Deal #2
Also a FSBO who called from my Bandit signs,

Investors over the past couple of years have been enjoying opportunity they haven’t seen in a very long time. Much of the buying has been with cash. Of course, the big players have been throwing cash at the market and still are. This doesn’t mean that those of us who are cash-challenged can’t benefit from this market. We don’t have to go hat-in-hand to lenders either. They have cash and a desire to invest just as we do. We just have to show them that we’re their opportunity to cash in on this improving market.