Seriously,
I shouldn't have to tell grown ups this. Get a goddamn book from the
library for FREE. Now actually take the time to READ the book and STUDY
it like there was thousands of dollars at stake BECAUSE THERE ARE. Take
the ten thousand dollars you were going to give those assholes and BUY A
HOUSE. Jesus, there are two simple rules anyone can understand in 5
minutes. If you are going to rent it, make sure the rent you get will
cover all your expenses plus 100-200 bucks a month to save for repairs,
vacancies etc. If you are going to sell it, you have to buy it at like
50% of what houses next to it will sell for. Save the money you get from
the tax break on your first house and use it to buy another. Lather,
rinse, repeat. It's not rocket science.
Louis Nardozi
buyadream@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Any updates on this? I went to the seminar last night, and although
> their presentation and methods make a LOT of sense, I want to be
> certain of what I'm getting into. The whole time, I kept wondering if
> the students were really actors who were paid to come out and be so
> enthusiastic. Did they cry during their speeches at your seminar, too?
> =)
>
> He's right, it DID seem too goo (and easy) to be true, and $9,500 is a
> lot to "invest". I had an answer for every one of Noal's questions
> except one that I didn't even think about--if they started with no
> money, where'd the $9500 come from?? lol
>
> My heart and mind would appreciate updates from everyone!
>
> Thanks,
> Nichelle
>
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