Just Got Out Of The Marine Corps!

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  JeffAdams17th April, 2004

  Hi Tom:
  You definitely need to educate yourself.
  I would recommend coming to this site
  daily for an hour and read until you cannot read anymore! The best way
  to generate cash-flow is by:
  "Wholesaling"
  
  I would read all the articles on this site
  about "wholesaling" and seriously consider it.
  
  Best Riches,
  Jeffrey Adam
  
  
  
  Best Riches,
  Jeffrey Adam
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  jpchapboy17th April, 2004

  Sandwich lease options will give you cash flow and large deposit when done properly. also they don't require your credit or income. Study those as well.
  Josh
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  TomStewart17th April, 2004

  I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad & Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki. While inspirational his books seem to lack in the how do's. I have been and will probably keep reading stuff on this site until I fall asleep at this key board! I am very persistent! LOL! Do you have any books that you would suggest?

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  kingmonkey17th April, 2004

  Scott Rister and Steve Cook have both written great books on wholesaling. If that is something you are looking to do then I would highly recommend one of those books. Check the TCI shop for those.
  
  Lease Options are fairly easy to do. I learned how to do those just by reading the TCI message boards but a book that I just read which gives some really solid info and techniques on LO is "Making Big Money Investing in Real Estate without Tenants, Banks, or Rehab Projects" by Peter Conti and David Finkel. You can get that one at Barnes and Noble or Boarders or off of www.Amazon.com.
  
  Another good book to get is John Lockes Subject -To manuel. This is probably one of the best techniques you can do to buy real estate with no money (of your own) and bad credit. Simply the best. You can get that here in the TCI shop.
  
  Have fun and hope you makes tons of money!
  Mitchell

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  17th April, 2004

  Tom, I can't offer much real estate advise since I'm just a newbie myself, but my son is a Marine. I just wanted to say THANKS FOR SERVING!
  
  Kolette

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  JohnLocke17th April, 2004

  TomStewart,
  
  Semper Fi,
  
  Having been there and done that myself, it is kinda like going through boot camp again only a lot tougher. LOL
  
  As we understand it once a Marine always a Marine, so I think you can figure out if you need some help getting started where you can find it.
  
  John $Cash$ Locke
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  TomStewart17th April, 2004

  Thank you everyone for your responses! WOW! John $CASH$ Locke. I am blessed to have been responded by such a successful person! By your post, I am understanding that you are a former Marine also? If so OOOOHHHHRRAAAAAA!!!! & Semper Fi!

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  JohnLocke17th April, 2004

  Tom,
  
  You are correct 4 years worth of being a Marine and very proud of the fact
  
  John $Cash$ Locke

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  TomStewart17th April, 2004

  John,
  
  Did you get that private message? I'm not sure how those work, LOL!

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  JohnLocke17th April, 2004

  Tom,
  
  Yes and answered.
  
  John $Cash$ Locke