I Bet You DON’T Even Know Who You Voted For! So Stop Your Freakin’ Whining!
Posted on 05. Nov, 2010 by Patrick Precourt in Business, Industry Changes, Investment, Real Estate, Short Sales
(No Ratings Yet)When you voted this week, did you actually know who it was you were voting for? Were they a Republican? Were they a Democrat? Do you know what they were actually “claiming” to do for you that would put more money in YOUR pocket for YOUR business? If we, as entrepreneurs, can’t answer this question then we have to look in the mirror and STOP the GLOBAL WHINING! Listen in as I cover this harsh truth and also what I am doing to fight the politicians to ensure real investors can keep making a ton of money with creative real estate investing strategies. I will also cover whether or not I can buy and resell a short sale property (on the MLS) while using the same agent to list the property for the seller and for me. We will also uncover some details when we are holding our upcoming short sale bootcamp, plus the huge opportunity of tax lien investing and so much more. Visit www.fridaycoffeebreak.com for more real estate videos from Patrick Precourt and North Shore Enterprises!
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Robert Nygren
05. Nov, 2010
Hey bro!
Very informative stuff you covered this week. I learned something new. Thanks! Keep crushing it bro!
margaret smith
05. Nov, 2010
Hey Pat-
Maybe I’m missing something, but I think it is misleading to tell the folks that the tax liens are bringing in a “minimum 18%.” There is a competitive bidding process, and in my town of Sarasota and Bradenton, FL, those rates most often are bid down to 2% and less, looking at June’s figures. Institutions are bidding for huge numbers of properties, and everyone is looking for a safe place to park money, so the good deals just are not there any more. I did find empty lots being abandoned by big developers, who are cutting costs today by letting their taxes go to liens, in the hope that things will get better within the next 2-3 years and they can pay back the tax arearage and continue building. However, that is one serious gamble. You could be stuck with a lot in a failed development that no one wants, and has no use for any end buyer.
If you do decide to “take the property” once the owner has lost his rights to buy back the taxes, you have to shell out the full price of the property and the foreclosure costs. Got cash?
Just to say, “BEWARE of TAX LIENS!”
J. Lynn
05. Nov, 2010
Thank you again for the call last night Pat! Great stuff, as always!!!
As my husband and I were studying the candidates for who we would give our votes to in this election, we also commented to each other, wondering how many voters were taking the care that we were vs just ‘robo-voting’ as you have so appropriately termed it.
With OUR tax dollars being so FREELY handed out these days, it is truly time for the American population to wake up, stop whining, and start holding politicians and corporations accountable!
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge
William
05. Nov, 2010
Hey Pat,
Love da Friday Coffee Break! Dude, your such a complete radicial!
When will you be running for a political seat in office, you got my vote!
Those in favor, say, “I”…
Marko
05. Nov, 2010
Pat and Bob – Keep up the good creative work. You have built a company and established yourselves as experts in the field. Now you have power and a voice. We will follow you now.
Best,
Mark from Pittsburgh