Learn to Buy and Sell Real Estate Notes

Welcome to my Friday newsletter!

This issue features:

Learn to Buy Real Estate Notes
Hear Alan Brymer’s Call on Virtual Real Estate VAs
Stay in Touch!
Armand Morin's Big Seminar
Real Education: Real Estate Investing


Learn to Buy Real Estate Notes

Did you know that you can own a house or an apartment building or a commercial property without ever going through the process of finding it, financing it, and closing the deal?

Well, you can, when you learn how to buy and sell the note on the property.

Donna Bauer is one of America’s experts on that subject and this Tuesday, she’ll be my guest on the phone to give you an idea of how that works.

Our call is Tuesday, March 18 at 9 PM Eastern Time.

The number to call is 1-218-339-7800

The passcode is 365981#

If you want to learn more about buying and selling notes to create passive income, don’t miss this call.

This is Real Education!

And come meet Donna in person at our 3-day family real estate conference in Huntsville, Alabama on April 11-13, 2008.

You can learn more here: http://www.RealEstateDays.com

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Hear Alan Brymer’s Call on Virtual Real Estate VAs

Alan Brymer’s call has been one of our most requested ever! In case you missed it, you can hear it at

http://www.realestatedays.com/

Just enter your name and email address in the box at the right to gain instant access to all the details about our conference.

Then click on Speakers to go to the speaker section and scroll to Alan’s picture. You can listen to or download Alan’s call there.

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Keep In Touch!

To keep up with all our courses and projects, enter your name and email address in the box at the left.

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Armand Morin's Big Seminar

If you want to learn more about Internet Marketing and would love
to learn from the best (my mentor), join me in Atlanta:

Learn more here:

http://www.ArmandUniversity.com

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Real Education: Real Estate Investing

People ask me all the time how I encourage my children to think like entrepreneurs.

I always tell them: we focus on real life.

Yes, we do math and spelling and we read history and science and all that. But we do more than that.

We are students of real life, real business, real stuff.

My oldest son Drew just finished building his and Carol’s new house a few weeks ago and is on to the next project now.

To set the foundation, he bought a backhoe on eBay for $5,000. He used it for two or three months, fixed my drive-way with it, built his sister a pond in her front yard, then sold it on eBay… for $6,000.

Do the math. He used the backhoe for 3 months and made $1000 profit when he sold it.

He learned to think like that from his real estate education.

Then he discovered that his little brother is a very good backhoe operator.

So this past week, he bought another backhoe. A bigger backhoe.

And this summer, those two will tear up all kinds of dirt together in North Alabama.

And they’ll get paid to do it.

Hey, when you’re young, it feels great to try new things.

When they are ready to move on to the next thing, they’ll sell the backhoe… for a profit.

Then they will move on to the next project on their life long To Do list.

I personally believe that the early adult years are for exploring career options. The more you experience, the more you discover what you DON’T want to do.

Once you’ve identified that list, you can move on until you find what you DO love.

And hopefully, you won’t get stuck along the way in some good paying job that you come to hate because it pays the bills but isn’t fulfilling and robs you of your well-deserved joy.

I hate to see people unhappy in their work.

Life is too short to work in misery. Each of us is called to do something of purpose in life and once we discover it, the work brings joy to the soul.

I personally believe that one of the most overlooked areas of basic education is real estate education. Everyone lives in a house so it only makes sense to me that everyone should learn how to buy a house… at least one.

That’s why I have hand-picked a few experts to teach you the basics of the industry that has created 70% of the financially free – real estate.

If you want to learn how to think like an entrepreneur, enjoy the work you do and live financially free, it won’t happen unless you get the education for it.

That’s what you’ll get at our April 11-13 conference in Huntsville, Alabama.

You’ll learn to think like Drew.

Now there’s a scary thought!

So many books, so little time...

Rhea!
who thinks every boy should have the experience of driving – or owning - a backhoe

P.S. Learn more here: http://www.RealEstateDays.com

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