Timeless Real Estate Investing: How to Buy Real Estate Without Using Your Money, Credit, or Lender. More Importantly Having It Sold Before You Buy.
By Joe McNamee
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Benjamin Franklin wanted to make a difference for everyone.
Thats exactly what this book does!
This book contains dozens of profitable deals done in the worst economy since The Great Depression.
Learn Why:
-Your over-financed house is an asset.-Appraisals are the worse way to determine value of your houses.
-A bankrupt person can easily buy a house.
-Real Estate is the best investment of all time.
-Recessions are good for our economy.
Learn How To:
-Get employees that dont cost you a dime.-Have a zero overhead commercial complex.
-Bring your teenagers into your business happily.
-Sell your over-financed house for a profit FAST.
-Put your children/grandchildren thru college without needing Grants, Scholarships, or Student Loans.
Discover the SECRETS of buying real estate without the need for your money, credit, or lender. More importantly, have the property SOLD before you BUY it.
Joe McNamee
Joe McNamee, is a retired U.S. Army officer, expert real estate investor, and founder of multiple company's, to include Absolute Investment Training Company. He is looked at as one of the most credible real estate gurus out there. Joe has created several successful company's during the worst recession in U.S. History. Joe is the only person on the planet with a Triple Masters Degree in Real Estate Investing as of the writing of this book. Joe practices what he teaches, by doing his live deals in front of his student's faces. He and his wife Victoria have four children and live in South Effingham County, Georgia.
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Timeless Real Estate Investing - Joe McNamee
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1
Opportunity
Chapter 2
Choosing the Right Program
Chapter 3
Five Ways to Fail
Chapter 4
Busting Myths
Chapter 5
Problems When You Start
Chapter 6
The Truth about Business
Chapter 7
Respect and Appearances
Chapter 8
Attracting Buyers
Chapter 9
Building the Buyers List
Chapter 10
The Six Figure Income
Chapter 11
Why Does This Stuff Work So Well?
Chapter 12
Attracting Sellers
Chapter 13
Marketing
Chapter 14
Teaching Obstacles
Chapter 15
Building a Dream Team
Chapter 16
Contracts and forms
Chapter 17
Products and services
In Closing
About the Author
Free Offer
($200.00 Value)
Preface
The cautions made throughout this reading are not suggesting in any way that other training programs have no value. You should expose yourself to new and old techniques alike. Some of the old school methods may reappear, or at least a variation of these old ways.
The primary point you will take away is the author stays on the cutting edge of what works right now.
Due to the author and his staff practicing real estate investing every day, the words right now,
pertain to the first day any of his training events begin. It could be next week, or next year, what works "right now" is relevant.
Almost all other programs don’t stay on as sharp a cutting edge as the author. The author is known as the guy who does his deals live in front of his students.
********************NOTE**********************
I will repeat myself throughout this book several times. The repeating is on purpose. When I repeat myself it’s because I want to drive that point home, and that subject is critical to the success of your company, or deal. So be patient, it’s for your own good.
Acknowledgements
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank my staff, past and present. They all have been so tolerant of my constant growth which brings with it more to do. Without you I would have fewer companies to reach out and help people with.
To my children, you are the fuel behind my driving passion for solving some of the toughest economic problems. You keep me focused on America’s future.
Most of all to my beautiful wife Victoria, you have stuck by my side, while we’ve successfully built several businesses together, during the worst recession in US history. This could not have happened without the strong foundation and surety that you provided both in the office as well as at home. Our continued journey remains special with you as my confidant and co-pilot. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. I couldn’t have done it without you there. You truly are my ROCK.
Introduction
I have written this book to inform as many people as possible how lucrative real estate is, especially when the entire country thinks it’s not. Whenever there is major doubt cast over a popular commodity that is were serious opportunity lies. Real estate is a bad investment, WHEN you operate an investing business under conventional wisdom. However, opening up your mind to a much deeper creative investing process will reveal the possibility of tremendous profits. More than 99.9% of the entrepreneurs have never seen the creative secrets shared in this book. Go against the current, it’s not popular but it’s very profitable.
Joe McNamee
The checks shown within are way less than 1% of live examples we can show you. They were randomly pulled from a few files purposely during the worst recession in US history. Please understand our intentions are not to brag, only to motivate you.
Another point for you to understand is these checks are a tiny piece of the profit from a few deals I did, as well as some of my students without our money, credit, or lender. There are hundreds more just from these elementary style deals.
I’ve also asked a couple of my students to give a small sample of their checks. Many of our examples have four or more separate incomes off the same house. Some have more than ten separate incomes.
RESULTS DISCLAIMER
Look, I don’t know who you are yet. So there’s no way you or I can predict your results from doing this system. But one thing I do know for sure, if you do nothing than the result will be nothing. My example checks and those of my students are not typical. Some students do nothing, some do way better, and some do in between. These checks are for educational purposes only.
There is nothing more powerful than a made up mind!
Absolute Investment Training Company
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support@absoluteinvestmenttraining.com
Phone# 1-866-573-8880
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Absolute #1 (See results disclaimer) Total for page……$3,700.00
Chapter 1
Opportunity
Before we jump right into the tremendous opportunity of investing without using your money, credit, or lender, I’d like for you to know a little more about me.
MY STORY:
Well where do I start? I guess I should start like Bill Cosby said one time in one of his comedy skits, I started out life as a child.
For me the first real estate deal I remember being involved in I was six years old, that’s not a misprint, six years old. So let me explain, that way you can stop snickering at this one.
My mother was a realtor and my father worked construction. As a matter of fact both sides of my family (grandparents) worked construction. When you sat at my family dinner table you talked about real estate and construction or you weren’t worth listening to. I remember out of desperation, my parents would create a real estate deal. We’d be living separately as a family.
My sister would be in someone’s house, maybe a family member or friend, my parents would be at a different person’s house and I’d be in a third house of a family member or friend. So mom and dad would look for creative ways to get the four of us living in the same property again. Obviously they had no money to either rent or buy something. So they would come up with some very creative and interesting techniques that enabled us to live together using practically no money. I remember the typical scenario worked like this: my sister Donna and I would have to dress up in our best Sunday clothes so that we could make a good impression on the landlord owning a piece of property. Usually the property was in a ghetto (today it’s referred to as a war zone) or a less than desirable neighborhood. Also the property was usually destroyed from the previous tenant(s). The landlord would happily negotiate a sales price with mom. So she would lock in the purchase price which was an as is
price. Next dad would negotiate with the landlord that we would not pay rent, but in exchange we would repair the house and pay for the material. Dad was an expert at finding material that spruced-up a house in a less than desirable neighborhood for just a few dollars.
I remember one building supply company that used to go to estate sales, going out of business sales and pick up on material that never sold. They would get it for next to nothing and then dad would get it for just a few cents above that. So with way less than a hundred dollars a month we could easily take a house in deplorable condition and make it really nice.
So just imagine we’ve locked in the purchase price for a house in as is
condition. We’ve rented the house without paying rent, but yes we have provided the material and we had to do the work so there’s a lot of blood sweat and tears involved in those deals. Now the initial trick was to clean one or two rooms. That was my sister and mom’s job for us to move into the house. Next we would battle rats, roaches and maybe even the neighborhood while we fixed up the rest of the house. (I remember getting suspended from First Grade for beating up two third graders and a fifth grader. I realize that sounds crazy, but I was always the new kid and had to fight, a lot). Now we’re able to live together while repairing this house. Once the repairs were finished mom would put the house up for sale. Remember, they didn’t own the house.
But once she found the buyer then she would schedule a back-to-back closing at the attorney’s office, where she was