Chris McPherson's Profile

Hello and Welcome to the DG Community!
May You have Great Success on your Journey! You will find a vast array of information at your disposal on this site. Most of your questions can also be answered by researching in some of the Forums, Posts, and other links available. It would also be to your advantage to complete your profile to it's fullest as well as creating your own personal journal such as my example here: http://www.deangraziosi.com/real-estate-forums/investing-journals/54326/...

JJD

I wanted to drop by and welcome you to Deans board. We are all like one big family here. Feel free to ask questions from those of us who have done lots of deals. If one can't help there are others that will have an answer for you. Read all you can here on the forum and make sure you have Deans 2 books. The books are worth their weight in gold. They helped to to successfully close 21 cash deals as of now. Again welcome and I look forward to hearing about your first RE deal.

P.S. when you get time fill out your profile information. It is a great way to learn about people and where they are located so you can find others in your area to network with and do deals together.

Hey all DGers - I have just watched my first Edge dvd as part of the SFL package and am putting it out to the great forum here for some advice.

I recently told a work colleague about my budding Real Estate investment career and she mentioned she was thinking about opening a restaurant near the Hampton's in New York and if I came across any good deals for her to locate out there to send them through. I found a house in foreclosure at a great price and contacted the agent who has given me the lock box access code. I haven't spoken to my colleague about any type of bird dog fee and wanted peoples opinion if I should get something written up before giving her the lock box code. I realize it's early in the piece but has anybody had experience dealing with friends that required a contract of some sort?

Thanks for taking the time and good luck with your deals

Be Careful!, and Always keep in mind....It's Still BUSINESS!

Tell her not to be offended but it just the "formalities".

JJD

when u learn that let me know.i myself will studying no money down strategies i know it a little but scared to try.

Calling out to any DGers in Philly looking to work together. I'm in Brooklyn and have a broker I'm working with in Philly. I have a pre approval of mortgage. PM me if you are interested!

Thanks for your time

Hello sir, my name is pryor clifton and was wondering was the training program worth the money it cost

Hi Pryor,

Apologies for the late response - things have been pretty hectic lately! To answer your question it was definitely worth it for me as it gave me great focus at a time when I needed it. It gave me the confidence and held me accountable for taking action which, for me, was a huge step in moving forward to achieve my goals. To stop procrastinating is priceless for me. The information and accessibility to coaches is a fast track to learning the world of RE. I had no idea there were so many different ways to succeed in RE. So I have to say yes - it's worth it. I must admit it was a HUGE expense for me but I adjusted my expenses in other areas to pay for it and am still learning everyday. Without it I'd probably be where I was a year ago and be procrastinating over my future. As the saying goes, "give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a lifetime."

Good luck in all you do!

Hey, I wanted to follow you on twitter, but, your link goes to linked in. Looks like it duplicated the link above.

Looking forward to following!

Cheers!