Homeless Man Pockets $16,900 Cash In One Day
Or "How To Give Yourself A Good Paying Job"The Certified Documents
As you will see
(by following the links below), one of our clients made $16,900 cash from a
single days work. The documents you will see are
scanned copies of certified records from the Lowell County Courthouse in
Lowell, Massachusetts. This individual was able to walk away with
$16,900 cash from a property he did not even own. It cost him a grand total of 35 cents (to make copies of the agreements) to complete this entire transaction. This is just
one
of the many exciting techniques you will learn to do easily through our course.
More important are the circumstances surrounding this
transaction:
This individual was homeless,
living in a van with a blown engine in Wilmington MA. He was broke, had no credit and was
unemployed. By using just one of our strategies (which you will
not find in any of
those other "systems") and without any prior real estate experience, he was
easily able to pocket $16,900 cash on his very first try, and during the recession!
We specifically chose this individual to show that a
persons' circumstances need not prevent success. You do not need cash, credit or even a job!
And these results are typical because our investor/coaches assist our students every
step of the way,
and as they will assist you. He was not left on his own,
trying to flounder his way through it. Our methods are
designed to work, every time. But don't take our word for it - try it for yourself.
After studying these court records on this transaction, if you feel you want to use this same, simple method for yourself, don't forget to
learn all about our program here, or, if you are ready, you may simply order here.
This
first document shows the homeless man's (Russell's) "PURCHASE" of the property
for $48,000 from Bernard, without having to put up a dime out of pocket.
The
second document shows that Russell simultaneously SOLD the property to Scott for $64,900 at the same
time he "bought" it - without cash or credit, because he did not
really "buy" anything - Russell used $48,000 of Scott's $64,900 to pay off Bernard in a "simultaneous close". It's like selling items on consignment: the seller provides the property at a bargain price. You locate a buyer who will pay more.
The buyer pays you, and out of that you give the seller his asking price. The difference goes in your pocket. The secret lies in the special agreements provided in "The Simple Man's Guide to Real estate." Do not try this without these special
agreements, and the advice of a good, free coach.
The difference between
the PURCHASE price and the SELLING price - $16,900 - went right into our
students' pocket.
And we can teach you in just a few hours how to do this same thing...