How Does Real Estate Investing Work - The Will To Win
March 25, 2010 by Kenny Santos
Filed under Real Estate Investing
In October 1941 Winston Churchill visited Harrow School (his alma mater) and spoke to the students. Included in that speech is one of the most famous quotations in history. Churchill said, ?Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never–in nothing, great or small, large or petty–never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense.? If you?re wondering to yourself, ?How does real estate investing work?? you could do worse than to start by memorizing those immortal words.
As in most other worthwhile endeavors, real estate investing requires one thing above all else? perseverance. Otherwise known as the will to win, perseverance is the quality I find in the shortest supply among those I run into who are asking the question, ?How does real estate investing work??
There?s plenty of strong starters? lots of folks come out of the gate and sprint well.
There?s no shortage of brilliant strategies? creative acquisition and finance techniques abound.
There?s a plethora of aggressive and clever marketing? witness all the ?We Buy Houses? signs and ads in your town.
There?s even a host of investment clubs and forums? people are partnering and working joint ventures in record numbers.
Unfortunately, there?s a lack of consistency. The investors I meet today are often not the investors I was meeting at this time three years ago, or two, or even last year. Why? I can only conclude that many investors are woefully ill prepared for market conditions as they truly are, and therefore are all too quick to exit the game when the going invariably gets rough.
Many of the failed investors I?ve spoken to had a ?pie in the sky? mentality when it came to the realities of real estate investing, especially regarding market values and lending criteria. As a result, they just couldn?t stick it out. They gave in.
How can you avoid becoming one of these disillusioned ?former investors??
One simple answer? enter in to the investing game with both eyes wide open, and a willingness to look at things the way they truly are, not as you would wish them to be. If you do that, you will position yourself to be one of the winners, consistently, over the long haul.
Winston Churchill had a funny habit of telling the truth. He told it to pretty much everyone he met. He didn?t sugarcoat reality, even with himself. Especially with himself.
Make sure, when answering the question, ?How does real estate investing work?? that you do the same.
I?ve got more on the question, “How does real estate investing work?”
Now, go make more offers.
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Don’t Overlook This Source Of Private Money For Real Estate Investing
February 12, 2010 by Kenny Santos
Filed under Real Estate Investing
When it comes to finding private money for real estate investing, some folks are sitting on a goldmine and don?t even know it. Read on to discover what this goldmine is, and if you’re sitting on one yourself.
Think about this? if you have retirement funds that have been gradually building up in a 401k or IRA, you?ve most likely seen the rates of return stumble in recent years. In some cases they?ve done more than stumble, they have taken a nosedive.
There are a few people out there whose retirement accounts have grown during that same period at a healthy double-digit pace, for one simple reason. They knew how to put their money to work for them in self-directed IRA accounts that allowed them to invest in real estate.
Don?t dismiss this as pie-in-the-sky thinking. If you?re sitting on retirement funds, from tens-of-thousands to hundreds-of-thousands, even millions of dollars, yet you continue to struggle with finding private money for real estate investing, you need to ask yourself why.
Simply by moving your money into a self-directed IRA, you could create a convenient source of available funding for your deals, pay yourself a healthy rate of return, and defer the taxes on your real estate transactions, all in one move.
There are several players in the self-directed IRA market right now. Some are better than others, but all are capable of administrating your account and allowing you to fund your deals. Shop, compare services, and decide which company fits your style and personality.
A self-directed IRA is usually pretty simple to handle, but there are some special rules you will need to follow. One of the most important is that ALL transactions relating to the subject property must be paid for out of the IRA, but that?s easily accomplished. Your account administrator will assist you in setting it all up.
Make sure you familiarize yourself with all the rules, and follow them to the letter. Failure to do so could cost you all your tax benefits, plus substantial penalties. As long as you follow the rules, using your IRA to fund your deals may turn out to be an excellent source of private money for real estate investing.
There are other ways of finding private money for real estate investing, but few are as convenient and immediate as your own retirement funds. Don?t overlook your IRA or 401k when you?re looking for ways to fund your deals.
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For more on finding private money for real estate investing try http:http://www.private-money-real-estate-investing.com/find-private-money.html Tom Dunn is a successful real estate investor and author of the popular DealFiles Real Estate Investor Stories free newsletter. You are welcome to share this report, unedited and in it’s entirety, with anyone you like. You may not remove this text. ? 2007 by Tom Dunn. |
How Does Real Estate Investing Work - The Will To Win
February 3, 2010 by Kenny Santos
Filed under Real Estate Investing
In October 1941 Winston Churchill visited Harrow School (his alma mater) and spoke to the students. Included in that speech is one of the most famous quotations in history. Churchill said, ?Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never–in nothing, great or small, large or petty–never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense.? If you?re wondering to yourself, ?How does real estate investing work?? you could do worse than to start by memorizing those immortal words.
As in most other worthwhile endeavors, real estate investing requires one thing above all else? perseverance. Otherwise known as the will to win, perseverance is the quality I find in the shortest supply among those I run into who are asking the question, ?How does real estate investing work??
There?s plenty of strong starters? lots of folks come out of the gate and sprint well.
There?s no shortage of brilliant strategies? creative acquisition and finance techniques abound.
There?s a plethora of aggressive and clever marketing? witness all the ?We Buy Houses? signs and ads in your town.
There?s even a host of investment clubs and forums? people are partnering and working joint ventures in record numbers.
Unfortunately, there?s a lack of consistency. The investors I meet today are often not the investors I was meeting at this time three years ago, or two, or even last year. Why? I can only conclude that many investors are woefully ill prepared for market conditions as they truly are, and therefore are all too quick to exit the game when the going invariably gets rough.
Many of the failed investors I?ve spoken to had a ?pie in the sky? mentality when it came to the realities of real estate investing, especially regarding market values and lending criteria. As a result, they just couldn?t stick it out. They gave in.
How can you avoid becoming one of these disillusioned ?former investors??
One simple answer? enter in to the investing game with both eyes wide open, and a willingness to look at things the way they truly are, not as you would wish them to be. If you do that, you will position yourself to be one of the winners, consistently, over the long haul.
Winston Churchill had a funny habit of telling the truth. He told it to pretty much everyone he met. He didn?t sugarcoat reality, even with himself. Especially with himself.
Make sure, when answering the question, ?How does real estate investing work?? that you do the same.
I?ve got more on the question, “How does real estate investing work?”
Now, go make more offers.
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Crush The Biggest Obstacle to Your Success in Real Estate… or Anything Else! Download my FREE report HERE! Tom Dunn is a successful real estate investor and author of the popular DealFiles Real Estate Investor Stories free newsletter. You are welcome to share this report, unedited and in it’s entirety, with anyone you like. You may not remove this text. ? 2007 by Tom Dunn. Website: http://www.dealfiles.com e-mail: tom@dealfiles.com |
How Does Real Estate Investing Work - The Will To Win
October 29, 2009 by Kenny Santos
Filed under Real Estate Investing
In October 1941 Winston Churchill visited Harrow School (his alma mater) and spoke to the students. Included in that speech is one of the most famous quotations in history. Churchill said, ?Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never–in nothing, great or small, large or petty–never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense.? If you?re wondering to yourself, ?How does real estate investing work?? you could do worse than to start by memorizing those immortal words.
As in most other worthwhile endeavors, real estate investing requires one thing above all else? perseverance. Otherwise known as the will to win, perseverance is the quality I find in the shortest supply among those I run into who are asking the question, ?How does real estate investing work??
There?s plenty of strong starters? lots of folks come out of the gate and sprint well.
There?s no shortage of brilliant strategies? creative acquisition and finance techniques abound.
There?s a plethora of aggressive and clever marketing? witness all the ?We Buy Houses? signs and ads in your town.
There?s even a host of investment clubs and forums? people are partnering and working joint ventures in record numbers.
Unfortunately, there?s a lack of consistency. The investors I meet today are often not the investors I was meeting at this time three years ago, or two, or even last year. Why? I can only conclude that many investors are woefully ill prepared for market conditions as they truly are, and therefore are all too quick to exit the game when the going invariably gets rough.
Many of the failed investors I?ve spoken to had a ?pie in the sky? mentality when it came to the realities of real estate investing, especially regarding market values and lending criteria. As a result, they just couldn?t stick it out. They gave in.
How can you avoid becoming one of these disillusioned ?former investors??
One simple answer? enter in to the investing game with both eyes wide open, and a willingness to look at things the way they truly are, not as you would wish them to be. If you do that, you will position yourself to be one of the winners, consistently, over the long haul.
Winston Churchill had a funny habit of telling the truth. He told it to pretty much everyone he met. He didn?t sugarcoat reality, even with himself. Especially with himself.
Make sure, when answering the question, ?How does real estate investing work?? that you do the same.
I?ve got more on the question, “How does real estate investing work?”
Now, go make more offers.
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Crush The Biggest Obstacle to Your Success in Real Estate… or Anything Else! Download my FREE report HERE! Tom Dunn is a successful real estate investor and author of the popular DealFiles Real Estate Investor Stories free newsletter. You are welcome to share this report, unedited and in it’s entirety, with anyone you like. You may not remove this text. ? 2007 by Tom Dunn. Website: http://www.dealfiles.com e-mail: tom@dealfiles.com |
How Does Real Estate Investing Work - The Will To Win
October 15, 2009 by Kenny Santos
Filed under Real Estate Investing
In October 1941 Winston Churchill visited Harrow School (his alma mater) and spoke to the students. Included in that speech is one of the most famous quotations in history. Churchill said, ?Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never–in nothing, great or small, large or petty–never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense.? If you?re wondering to yourself, ?How does real estate investing work?? you could do worse than to start by memorizing those immortal words.
As in most other worthwhile endeavors, real estate investing requires one thing above all else? perseverance. Otherwise known as the will to win, perseverance is the quality I find in the shortest supply among those I run into who are asking the question, ?How does real estate investing work??
There?s plenty of strong starters? lots of folks come out of the gate and sprint well.
There?s no shortage of brilliant strategies? creative acquisition and finance techniques abound.
There?s a plethora of aggressive and clever marketing? witness all the ?We Buy Houses? signs and ads in your town.
There?s even a host of investment clubs and forums? people are partnering and working joint ventures in record numbers.
Unfortunately, there?s a lack of consistency. The investors I meet today are often not the investors I was meeting at this time three years ago, or two, or even last year. Why? I can only conclude that many investors are woefully ill prepared for market conditions as they truly are, and therefore are all too quick to exit the game when the going invariably gets rough.
Many of the failed investors I?ve spoken to had a ?pie in the sky? mentality when it came to the realities of real estate investing, especially regarding market values and lending criteria. As a result, they just couldn?t stick it out. They gave in.
How can you avoid becoming one of these disillusioned ?former investors??
One simple answer? enter in to the investing game with both eyes wide open, and a willingness to look at things the way they truly are, not as you would wish them to be. If you do that, you will position yourself to be one of the winners, consistently, over the long haul.
Winston Churchill had a funny habit of telling the truth. He told it to pretty much everyone he met. He didn?t sugarcoat reality, even with himself. Especially with himself.
Make sure, when answering the question, ?How does real estate investing work?? that you do the same.
I?ve got more on the question, “How does real estate investing work?”
Now, go make more offers.
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Crush The Biggest Obstacle to Your Success in Real Estate… or Anything Else! Download my FREE report HERE! Tom Dunn is a successful real estate investor and author of the popular DealFiles Real Estate Investor Stories free newsletter. You are welcome to share this report, unedited and in it’s entirety, with anyone you like. You may not remove this text. ? 2007 by Tom Dunn. Website: http://www.dealfiles.com e-mail: tom@dealfiles.com |
Real Estate Investing And Goal Setting
May 18, 2009 by Kenny Santos
Filed under Real Estate Investing
What is the primary reason for success most people have that seems to elude unsuccessful people? Goal setting is the primary reason for success. Lack of proper planning is the number one reason for failure. Proper goal setting involves setting a business plan in place for your life. Too many people this doesn?t sound fun or sounds tedious. In practice though, goal setters have more time freedom, more money, and more success in all areas of their lives than those who don?t. Well it?s no different with real estate investing. Real Estate Investing must be treated as a business and it requires planning that anyone can do. Much like an airplane pilot who goes through a pre-flight checklist, the real estate investor must go through many steps for every real estate deal. You must market to find the deal, do your research on the property to establish a value, have your contracts ready, make your offer, schedule a closing, have title work done, prepare your financing, get property insurance, etc.
The reason the doers make money is because so many people aren?t ready to make money. Real estate investing seems like pie in the sky until you put your plan down on paper and it starts to crystallize. The planning process itself should give you renewed energy. Before I daily setup my plan I didn?t want to get out of bed each day, but now I get up ready to work on knocking out my plan every day. Set your plan up into baby steps that you can review and knock out every single day. Your daily plan must include marketing to get motivated sellers to contact you. Regardless of the deals you have in the works, if your marketing stops, you will go through long dry spells. Even with consistent marketing you will have periods with few leads and periods where you are just swamped with sellers offering you great deals.
Constant daily review of your goals is critical. This is why so many suggest taping your goals on your bathroom mirror so you see it when you wake up and again before you go to bed. You can even buy giant poster sized post it notes that you can write your goals on and stick them on your wall. Reviewing your goals before going to sleep at night causes your brain to dream about your goals and program them into memory. So put your goals down on paper and start putting your real estate investing plan into action.
About the Author: David Neese is a real estate investing author who offers a free course for real estate investors delivered by email, audio and Tele-seminar which you can get for free at: http://www.FreeRealEstateInvestingCourses.com You can find more information about David at http://www.DigitalSuccessCoach.com

