"How To Make Big Cash In Real Estate Through Getting The Best Price..."
There are two ways to make serious money by focusing on "price" in your real estate investing:
• Front-End Price - when you buy a property for 50 cents on the dollar, you've already won. You've made your money on the "front end" of the deal by buying very, very cheaply.
 
• Back-End Value - if you bought a piece of property 15 years ago for $100,000 and today it's worth $200,000 then you've still made great income on the basis of price/value - even if $100,000 was the market value of the property at the time you bought it.

Basically it comes down to two things: Buy property cheap right now and/or allow your properties to massively appreciate.

How can these be done?

"Buying On The Cheap"

Let's cut through the fluff. There are a LOT of sources for buying property at a low price. Here are just a few of them:

• Mortgage Foreclosures
• Tax Foreclosures
• Estate Sales
• Fixer-Uppers
• HUD Homes

I could keep the list going, but the point is this: There is no lack of opportunity for buying property at a great price. Example: In the Phoenix metropolitan areas...

• There are more than 2,500 mortgage foreclosures every single month.
• There are literally hundreds and thousands of tax repos each month.
• One call to any real estate agent can lead to lists of thousands of HUD repos.

The fact is this: If you want to buy property cheaply, there is plenty of it. And very soon, I'm going to share with you everything you'll need to find those properties and buy them.

Just imagine: What is it going to be like for you when you are able to buy 5 more properties every single year - each of which increase your wealth by $40,000. Won't that be helpful to you? Of course it will - and we'll get into that here very soon.

"Appreciation: Skyrocketing Values"

Okay, I'm going to be as honest as I know how. I know very, very little about using real estate as a long-term investment vehicle. I've always been far more focused on generating real, spendable cash in the immediate near term. And because of that, I'm not well qualified to tell you a whole lot about buying for the sake of appreciation...

...Having said that, I have a number of friends who have made huge fortunes over the long term because they bought a piece of property that ultimately increased in value. Were they shrewed investors who made good choices? Or were they just lucky?

I don't know. Over the long term, real estate has proven to be quite stable and ultimately profitable. So maybe these friends of mine were truly shrewd.

But for me - I'll say it like this: With few exceptions, I'd rather make a $25,000 cash profit right now rather than a $100,000 cash profit in 20 years from now.  

Why? It's easier to make $25,000 than it is to make $100,000. And it's truly easy to turn $25,000 into $100,000 in a risk-free way. Even at the paltry interest rate of 6%, your $25,000 would become $100,000 (risk free) in only 24 years.

Should you buy property for long term appreciation? I'm not going to be so arrogant to tell you not to do this, because you can, and probably will, make money from that strategy. But it's not for me...
...Instead, I'm going to teach you to make money TODAY.


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