If you want to know what its’ really going to take to succeed as a real estate investor then you have to watch this video!
Let me know what you think of the video by posting your comments below.
What it really takes to succeed as a real estate investor
February 9, 2011 by 30 Comments
cris i thank you for probably the one thing to save me in the opertunity pick one thing and do it there is so much info to deal with so the next quest. which one fits my corner of the market
Mr. Chico
great info,I like how you handle your business. Straight to the point.
Rod
Thanks, a no nonsense, straight forward information video, Made sense to me
Good information and to the point, always putting it as so anybody can understand
what you are getting across
Hi Cris,
This is what I needed to hear. I only wish I was introduced to you before I invested my money with a late night t.v. real estate guru. It’s nice to know there are honest people out there like yourself who are not afraid to tell it like it is.
The best vedio i every hear keep the good going
I enjoyed the video. It helped me to understand things a lot better knowing there is a lot more I still need to know about. I still do not know what to do to get started but I am learning the facts before the action and that is the best way to go. Thanks for the info. and knowing the way to start out doing things. I LOVE YOUR WAY OF TEACHING!! It is super to follow. Thanks again for the video.
thanks for your comments.. really appreciate it guys
thank you for the video,it certainly did describe me ,thanks a bunch
Cris,
Your video was very informative. I am at the same cross roads of my real estate investing business. what you said about chasing two rabbits at the same time, really woke me up. I know now I have to stay on one focus path in real estate investing and make it work for me. Thank you in advance.
Cris.
Ausome material. I do have a question before I purchase your course. Can I use your system of assigning contracts when my buyer is getting financed with a conventional mortgage?
no conventional mortgages when dealing with assignments .. banks wont approve deals like this
Tears came to my eyes when I listened to your words of advice. I finlly reliazed that I have spent too much money on yapes and seminars, and still not one deal. After loosing my life savongs and end up on food stamps I gave up. Now I am wiser and is struggling to get started again. Thanks Chris I will do one thing this time.
Looking forward.
powerful video, excellent info, Chris……quick question regarding your last comment…..we should avoid FHA conventional loans because they won’t do mortgage assignments….can you comment on what types of loans are the best ones, and are their other types that should be looked over?
david tucker:
when doing assignments we are selling to other real estate investors that are either paying cash or getting hard money (private financing)
we are not selling to the end user that is going to try and get a conventional loan (or fha)
Cris,
I feel that you know me, I am guilty of attempting to do several things at once, and getting no where fast. The funny thing is, some of the things you laid out in your video I heard before, but not as direct and to the point as you put it.
You explained what I am suffering from, in layman terms, and in a easy to understand way that know one has explain to me before, and I do like the way you teach. Keep it up, I’m listening.
Thank you,
Tyrone Woods
Cris, I really like your thinking, your analysis, and the way you process things in such a simple way. You might as well be talking about me; that is exactly what I have been doing for far too long! Thank you for the profound lesson.
It seems like a very good start. Thanks for sharing.
Chica
Atlanta, GA
I’m guilty looking for magic pill going from one thing to another. Thank you for advice
Chris, look man, I NEED those Contracts you’re using! Seriously I believe You’re
on the money with your training… i.e. videos. I appreciate your being frank !
God’s abundance be with us!
Chris,
As the saying goes you nail it on the head. I am guilty of all those reasons you stated in the video. Mea Culpa Mea Culpa.
Hey Chris,
I would like get involved with your coaching (if you offer any). Please let me know the details. Thanks
Hey Chris,
I would like get involved with your coaching (if you offer any). Please let me know the details. Thanks a lot
I can sure relate to Analysis Paralysis. The problem with me as a newbie investor is that I am living with disabilities and I really can NOT work many hours a day. Hence, in my effort to try to find the best possible (i.e. most automatable) RE system to implement, I got overwhelmed with choices and possibilities. And all the courses (such as how to use interns or virtual assistants) on how to cut your hours of work are all too expensive. Makes it hard for a person on fixed income to get started. The best strategy for me to implement would be the one that I could eventually, after I have it up and running, do the least work in. Any ideas what strategy would work best with automation and VA’s? Thanks!
Chris, Thank you for the straight forward talk. Just stay focus on one thing at a time! Thank again, for the great information.
Chris, you have mentioned all of my weak areas. I literally have been dealing with the things you have mentioned and the sad part to me is, I have done two deals but I am at a stage right now today as if I had just started this journey.
I will take your advice, do wholesaling and use marketing and virtual assistants as soon as the cashflow comes in.
Cris, this is a very straight-forward and transparent video. I applaud you. I am tired of people being told that real estate investing is easy and you don’t have to spend money or take time to build your business. There are no magic pills. The only place you will find success before work is in the dictionary.
Also, getting new investors “mind” right is key. Nothing will happen if you don’t have the right mindset. I think having a good mindset is more important than the technical aspects of real estate investing.
Great video!
Ok, that was great. I am both relieved and encouraged. “Focus on one thing.” It is amazing that this is free. Thanks, Cris.