Escaping the Real Estate Investing Newbie Zone

Christopher Bruce

Description

What does it really take to flip houses with no money or credit? Are you finally ready to regain your job and finally quit the rat race?

Finally be able to take vacations when you want? No more asking your boss for time off, and finally give to live life on your own terms.

Well you're about to discover the hidden secret on how to truly create income on demand through "no money down investing" real estate investing.

Author Chris Bruce is a full time real estate investor, serial entrepreneur, and host of the top rated podcast on iTunes Escape The REI Newbie Zone. He's flipped 100's of deals all over the country and has been accredited to over hundreds of successful students all across the country. His straight approach no Fluff approach to business and life has gained him tens of thousands of followers and subscribers to his weekly newsletter.

Many of whom have started their real estate business, quit their jobs and live a life of Freedom. You're about to be next.

Sujets

• Santé et bien-être
• Développement personnel
• Selling Homes
• Buying Homes
• Real Estate
• Employabilité, métiers et formations
• Economics
• Business

Informations

• Publié par: eBookIt.com
• Date de parution: 09 janvier 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781456628024
• Langue: English

Extrait

Escaping The REI Newbie Zone Book
By: Chris Bruce
Copyright 2017 Christopher Bruce,
 
 
Published in eBook format by eBookIt.com
http://www.eBookIt.com
 
 
ISBN-13: 978-1-4566-2802-4
 
 
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Foreword
Alright, the fact that you were here right now uh tells me a lot about yourself. I am happy that you are here and we're going to discuss a lot in this e-book, so I want you to pay close attention, alright.
 
Alright, so my guess is that you're reading this book and you are new to real estate, which is fine and okay because we all started at this point. My goal is to transition you from a real estate newbie into a real estate expert in your particular area. I’ve flipped over 100 plus properties since 2009. I also have hundreds of successful students all across the country, some even on the other side of the world.
 
The One thing I want you to do is not only commit to reading this book, and taking action steps in this book but also to make sure you come back to my site http://escapethenewbiezone.com to listen to our weekly podcasts.
 
Every week, I’m giving away tons of content which will help you in your real estate investing business. On Escaping The REI Newbie Zone podcast, I also interview other real estate experts all around the country. The podcast has been streamed in 50plus countries and a top 100 plus 5-star rating on ITunes.
 
Now, one of the best ways to break into real estate investing is getting started in real estate wholesaling. The reason is because real estate wholesaling is probably the most effective way to bring in tons of money closing deals without you barely having any skin in the game. And what I basically mean by that is that you don't have much risk at all. It's little to no risk at all getting started with real estate wholesaling.
Introduction
Man, I hated working a job. I would go from job to job looking for a new experience and a better way to make more money. I get very bored easily, so after a few months of working somewhere I would quit and find a new job. But one job I could not stand at all was being behind a cubicle answering phones. But it was the only job I could qualify for that paid decent.
 
I barely passed high school, and I didn’t end up graduating on time. I had to attend summer school in order to get my diploma. I tried college but realized school was just not for me. I moved from Detroit Mi to Tampa FL in summer 2004. I remember getting a Temporary job making $12/hr. Yeah, the money was ok at my age; I would have times where I would get tons of overtime. But the more money I made, the more Uncle Sam would take out my check.
 
I ended up stumbling across real estate investing in 2006. This was when the market was red hot. I mean you could literally put a sign in front of a doghouse, and it would sell. One day, my dad who lives in Jamaica called me up and told me he had an opportunity for me to make some money. Of course, my eyes lit up, and my ears were ready to hear about the opportunity. He said, “Chris I have an opportunity for you to buy a house in Detroit, and make some good money upfront.”
 
I said, “How? Tell me more…” I, later on, agreed to buy what would be my first rental property in 2006. Hear, I was 22 years old buying a house with a $99k mortgage. I later found out they took money out the equity and gave me $9k to pocket. I’m not even sure if this was all the way legal, but I trusted these people. Fast forward that same property a year later I ended up foreclosing on. I also witnessed one of the worst economic crisis I’ve ever seen. The recession damaged and crashed the whole housing market. Many of people were hit hard with this crash including me. By that time I was working for Countrywide Mortgage which was later bought out by Bank of America. The job was fairly easy, but after 2 years of working there, I began to get bored. I also had not just me to worry about but also my daughter who was born that February.
 
I felt like no matter how hard I would try to get ahead; I kept drowning in debt and more bills. I remember one day in July after being late on my car note payment for the 3 rd time; I had a defining moment. I said from this day on, I’m going to find a way to make money and be able to quit my job aka just over broke.
 
 
So I began to search online, and I came across
 
 
WHOLESALING REAL ESTATE …