Free Master Leasing Radio Interview

August 19, 2011 By 2 Comments
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Master Leasing is the most economical way to get into the real estate business today. David talks about how the current housing market has created the perfect storm to use Master Leases to make money now. Hear how he creates cash flow in any market in the country, negotiates with owners, build equity, limit your liability, ‘test drive’ and control properties using little or none of your own money! Sign up for David's newsletter and receive a 48 min interview with Vena Jones-Cox, Real Estate Goddess on Master Leasing for … [Read more...]

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A testimonial from a prior attendee

June 23, 2011 By 1 Comment
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I just received this testimonial letter in my email and wanted to share it with everyone here... David, I've talked to you before about the success I've been having implementing ideas from the course you taught last fall in Atlanta. Id like to share with you the latest tremendous headache you saved me from. I received an application on one of our vacant properties from a lady named Sheila. I quickly reviewed it, determined that her income didn't match my ratio requirements when you factor in her $400/month car payment, and wrote her … [Read more...]

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MASTER LEASING: Creating Cash-Flow Without Capital

November 1, 2010 By 9 Comments
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www.BusinessDictionary.com defines a master lease as a “controlling lease under which a lessee can sub-lease a property for a period not extending the term of the master lease. Never have I seen a better time to master lease houses. Owners can’t sell and buyers can’t buy; landlords rule. Now is the time you can become a landlord without taking on a debt or investing a lot of money. Owners who have moved and needed to sell must now lease their mortgaged homes if they hope to avoid foreclosure. This is an opportunity for entrepreneurs … [Read more...]

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Inflation, Depression, neither, or both?

August 10, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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We are living in strange times. Everyone seems to be anxious about the future. “Will my job exist? Will my income be sufficient to meet my obligations?” Last week I spoke to several people who wanted to know where to invest their money. For some strange reason they seemed to think that I have the answers. Let me assure you that my crystal ball is no better than yours. I can make a good argument that we are headed for a severe depression and another argument that inflation will be rampant next year and that we will be taking virtually … [Read more...]

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Two Heads are Better Than One

August 1, 2010 By 1 Comment
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Two weeks ago John Schaub and I presented "Generating Cash Flow During Uncertain Times" to the Bay Area Wealth Builders Association in San Francisco. John and I have known each other for years, but we have never worked together. In fact, this was the first time I had ever presented a seminar with anyone else, so I had no idea how it would go. I am happy to report that the weekend was well received. I think this was largely because John & I did not collaborate in creating each section that we presented; John wrote his material in Florida … [Read more...]

Filed Under: General, residential housing, Seminars, single family houses

Generating Cash Flow During Uncertain Times

June 30, 2010 By 2 Comments
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I'm excited about presenting this seminar next month in San Francisco with John Schaub. John and I have known each other for years, but have never taught together. He is one of three instructors that I told my kids that I would pay the tuition if they went to hear him. John teaches good solid basics for anyone wanting to invest in rental houses. His main seminar, which he has recently rewritten, teaches students to call a group of sellers and ask them a series of questions to see how motivated they are to sell their property. The students also … [Read more...]

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How to Survive and Thrive in Real Estate Today

June 6, 2010 By 1 Comment
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The Bay Area Wealth Builders (www.bawb.info) has invited John Schaub and me to present a two day seminar in San Francisco July 17 & 18 titled: Generating Cash Flow During Uncertain Times. The seminar will give attendees tools to increase cash flow and efficiency, while decreasing expenses and risk in order to maximize bottom line income. Recent calls I’ve received from past attendees of my Hassle Free seminars have convinced me that the time is right for this seminar. Many house investors are struggling to hang on, … [Read more...]

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We Need to Spend Time To Protect Our Freedoms

February 12, 2010 By 1 Comment

Yesterday I received an email with an urgent plea for action. The plea stated: "HUD has proposed to eliminate ALL seller financing unless the seller lives in the home or becomes a licensed mortgage originator." The plea requested that I post a comment on HUD's proposed rules regarding the S.A.F.E. (Secure and Fair Enforcement) Mortgage Licensing Act of 2008 before the February 16th deadline for public comments expires.As a landlord who sometimes buys or sells residential property using owner financing this email demanded my immediate attention. … [Read more...]

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S.A.F.E. Mortgage Licensing Act – PLEASE HELP!

February 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment

In my opinion, the proposed HUD Rules which interpret the S.A.F.E. Mortgage Licensing Act are misguided and perhaps unconstitutional. These are the comments I chose to post on the government site which is requesting public input. YOUR COMMENTS ARE VERY IMPORTANT AND MUST BE POSTED BY FEBRUARY 16TH SO PLEASE DON'T DELAY! I am asking for your help. Please pass this information on to everyone you know who has an interest in residential real estate."This law was not intended to disenfranchise retirees who have invested in residential rental houses … [Read more...]

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CALL TO ACTION

February 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment

I received the following email yesterday. I think it is very important and hope that many will read and act on it.PLEASE HELP!David TilneyKeyper Corporation*************************************Dear REIA Members:The following information is extremely important!HUD Issues Problematic Rules Interpreting SAFE Mortgage Licensing ACTHUD has proposed to eliminate ALL seller financing unless the seller lives in the home or becomes a licensed mortgage originator. The proposed HUD Rules interpreting the federal SAFE mortgage act can be viewed at … [Read more...]

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