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Robert became a member at Lifestyles Unlimited in 2006. After taking the 2 day class and getting help from his mentors, he went on to buy 74 rental homes in 2 years. After retiring his wife and himself, Robert continues to teach others how to invest.
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In her 20 years of experience, Christine's portfolio has consisted of A to D properties and supervising 2000+ units, from new construction to million dollar rehabs. She is a CAPS designate and a respectable leader in the multi-family industry.
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Lynn Andris is a second generation real estate investor. Lynn transitioned from a member of Lifestyles Unlimited to a Mentor and Radio Show Host with Lifestyles Unlimited 2 years ago. Lynn spends her days helping both new and veteran investors succeed.
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Karen began as a member at Lifestyles Unlimited in 2008, and has since bought and sold 12 single family properties. She became a Mentor and Trainer and currently owns 8 single family properties. She has increased her net worth by $130,000
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I listened to your show online and never really heard you finish your comments about the book. I just finished reading it and would really like to hear your take on it, especially the final chapters. I really loved his premise and have started my financial education.
I heard Del say that he thought the current recession is winding up because some “dumb” money was coming back into the market. Yet on one of the charts in Kyosaki’s book chapter 10 p14, it shows that we have only reached a lull in the foreclosures (Mortgage Resets!) and that the vast majority are still ahead of us. THe conclusion appears that the worst is yet to come and perhaps a real depression. (I’m not usually a fear monger!)
If a depression evolves, will there be enough people with jobs to afford the housing you offer? Since I work and can’t listen on air, I will watch for a response on line and/or e-mail.
Gordon
I haven’t finished the book yet. I will though.
As far as our houses being rented in a down market or even a depression. Our homes will be rented. If you buy the house at a discount from current market 60 cents on the dollar. Then your payment is usually 10% PITI for everything. Your rent will be covered worse case scenario. You can drop your rent and still be ok.
In a down market people getting foreclosed on still need to live somewhere. They rent. They cant buy. We are under the median home price for the market so these people are looking at our houses. Your rent house is fixed up and you take care of it and stay on top of it. So even “if” the market changes you will be okay. Yes there are more loans that are set to reset.
A lot of varying factors play in to it as well.
Such as our political system… Who is in office and what damage is done to our capitalist economy.
No matter what real estate is still one of the safest investments with the great rates of return with out gambling or speculation.