
If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know that I got much of my trading capital from doing real estate deals several years.
Look at this picture from the first deal I did in 2002…not a bad payday.
My last check was in 2005 for a property I sold right at the top of the market. Got out before everyone started loosing their shirts in Real Estate (I’ll post most details about that tomorrow).
Five years ago, I was working as the VP of Sales for a construction company, and running my little real estate business on the side. All while secretly training to sell options like the professionals.
This enabled me to build my cash reserves for when it was time to quit my JOB and my real estate business!
The way I did things in 2002 all the way to 2005 was just too time consuming. My cell phone never stopped ringing… and I was at the mercy of a bunch of time wasters.
I always told myself that if I ever found a way to make things completely automated I’d consider jumping back into the real estate Market when conditions were right.
See, I love being a trader but I’m a strong believer in multiple streams of income.
But it has to be easy or I’m not interested… I don’t and I repeat I DO NOT want another JOB, or a business that sucks the life out of me!
Being an Options Trader is sweet!… I come and go as I please, and I absolutely love it.
As a professional trader, I constantly study what every sector of the market is doing. I came across a headline that made me realize there are some big opportunities floating around. Read this:
Record 3,000,000 homes in foreclosure
RealtyTrac, the online marketer of foreclosed homes, reported that one in 45 households — or 2,824,674 properties nationwide — were in default last year. That’s 21% more than in 2008, and more than double 2007′s total. “As bad as the 2009 numbers are, they probably would have been worse if not for legislative and industry-related delays in processing delinquent loans,” said RealtyTrac CEO James Saccacio in a prepared statement. However, by all accounts it is still uncertain whether efforts like Obama’s Home Affordable Modification Program have forestalled or just delayed foreclosure. By early December more than 680,000 borrowers had gotten temporary workouts but only a few thousand had been permanently modified. “In the long term, a massive supply of delinquent loans continues to loom over the housing market,” said Saccacio. “And many of those delinquencies will end up in the foreclosure process in 2010.”
Pretty staggering statistics if you ask me.
If you’re a Capitalist and you enjoy helping people, that should be music to your ears.
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to see that there is some huge opportunity out there for traders who are willing to stretch themselves a little.
So out of curiosity, I got to looking around….
…and I found something really cool. Matter of fact I ordered a copy of it myself because the system is completely automated.
See it here:Â http://budurl.com/ppql
I believe the numbers above are going to get much worse and we are not even close to being out of the woods. That’s why I picked up a copy of this yesterday and I can’t wait to get my new team reviewing it.
If you’ve always wanted to have multiple streams of income then I suggest you capitalize on this moment.
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Check in tomorrow right here on my blog to read how I got a check that is much larger than this one from a house that I invested less than a $100 dollars in.
The time is RIPE!
Jeffrey Z
P.S. Back in 2002 I had two other partners in MZM. After I got a few deals under my belt I broke away on my own which enabled me to build up the necessary funds to be able to trade the Cashflow way. I love what I do, but the opportunity in real estate is just too good to not share with you.
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