Can I really make a million from property? Most people want to get rich and so they should. Money gives you independence and financial security. It allows you to help people and to fulfil your potential as a human being. In the U.K. one obvious pathway to prosperity is in front of your eyes. Our nation’s wealth accumulates in bricks and mortar within which we live and work. It’s all around us – we can reach out and touch it. We all know that some people have made huge fortunes by exploiting the opportunities that property holds, and the reason you are holding this book in your hand is because you have asked yourself: “Can I do the same? Can I turn bricks and mortar into serious cash?”. The answer is yes. You want to make money, and my groundbreaking one day seminar will show you how.
Of course, if you become a homeowner, your real worth may rise year after year without doing a thing, however, an increase in the value of your house won’t change your life – you’ve still got to live in it, whatever it may be worth, and you’ve always still got to go to work to pay the mortgage. The market goes up and as they say, a rising tide lifts all boats, but this book will show you a formula that will make money from property even in a falling market.
My 12 week property plan will enable you to eventually give up the day job, if that’s your goal, become your own boss and achieve a mastery of your destiny. It could really prove the very next best thing to winning the lottery. But is this prospect generally available to you, or does success in your field require skills, knowledge, luck, cunning, capital, connections that you have never been able to acquire? The answer is yes and, if you want to make a million from property, you can.
You can start from nothing like I did, and it doesn’t matter what kind of education you’ve had, whether you’ve got anything in the bank, or where you live. You don’t need a special kind of intelligence, insider tips or the ability to predict market movement. It’s not rocket science. You just need to understand the formula, and that is what I’m going to share with you.
Surely you can make money in a rising market. Whenever a market is rising, people will be predicting grimly that it’s all about to fall, yet the people who made fortunes in any field have really done so by anticipating market movement. No one can do that consistently, many of the world’s billionaires have made fortunes in a falling market. The fact is, however, you can money out of property in a falling market as well as a rising one. In some ways it’s easier to do so for the simple reason that people start to get nervous and panic and, when people panic, that’s the time when you can pick up a bargain. So, is that really all there is to it? All you have to do to make your first million is start by coimng to our one day seminar, well, not quite – I said that anyone can do it, I didn’t say it would be easy. Lots of people think that property money is easy money, but they’re wrong.
Property is a tough business that needs stamina, tenacity, courage, faith and hard work. I have had many dark hours when the business seemed to be falling apart, but I have held the business together and bounced back. You have to do things that don’t necessarily come naturally and you’ll have to do them with vigour, determination and panache. When you start, you’ll find that the odds seemed stacked against you: nothing will be handed to you on a silver platter. People will not believe in you, when you ask them to lend you money, they may laugh in you face. Vital sales will fall through on the day you are supposed to be exchanging contracts, business partners will let you down. You will have to develop the psychological armour to deal with all this. You have to nurture the self belief that will enable you to impose your will on events. If you don’t like the sound of that, now is the time to recognise that property is not for you. Having read this, you can make an informed choice about whether you want to become a property millonaire or not. It is entirely up to you, so stiffen your sinews and pluck up your courage. Register now at www.rhettlewis.com/billionaire or call the office on 0115 981 4153
Monday, October 27, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
This is a great story with a terrific message for each of us.
MANN GULCH
In 1949, thirteen of sixteen men died battling a relatively small blaze that turned deadly in Mann Gulch. Upon investigating the circumstances of why most of the smoke jumpers died while three lived, Norman Maclean wrote a book entitled Young Men and Fire, which is the true story of the smoke jumpers, (firefighters who parachute into the back country to fight fires in Montana).
Maclean found some startling facts. Mann Gulch is surrounded by steep canyon walls with the northern slope at a 75% incline. When the wind turned on the smoke jumpers, they were in a race with the fire up those steep walls. Also, most forest fires feed off dry grass, but the north slope of Mann Gulch was mostly tall grass. Unexpectedly, the fire started to spread much faster than anticipated.
One of the amazing things the author discovered was that the thirteen who died had carried their tools - heavy poleaxes, saws, shovels, as well as very heavy back packs - while attempting to out run the fire up those steep walls. In other words, the thirteen had run as far as they could with all their equipment, even though that equipment was worse than useless in a race with the fire. Their inability to drop their heavy tools and packs ultimately prevented them from outrunning the fire. To these firefighters, their tools were more than simple objects, they represented who they were, why they were there and what they were trained to do. Dropping their tools meant abandoning their existing knowledge, training and experience.
This might not seem like a hard choice to make, but because they hadn't been trained for such a moment, they had no alternative models for behavior. In moments of uncertainty and danger, clinging to the old "right" way might seem like a good idea, but it is usually deadly.
The three survivors of the blaze were forced to think outside the box and use alternative methods of escaping the fire. Once they figured out they were no longer fighting the fire and instead trying to escape from it, they realized they had to drop all of their useless equipment. One survivor used a technique called the 'escape fire' where he took a match and lit a ring around him so that the fire would "jump" over him. When he tried to suggest it to the other men they continued running up the steep slope because the 'escape fire' technique had not been part of their training. It was their inability to drop the tools and equipment that weren't working and seek new methods to help them escape that lead to the fire fatally engulfing them.
The question is this: What are the poleaxes, shovels and backpacks you're running with? What are the tired, worn out strategies and tools which you are lugging around with you? What existing models of behavior do you need to drop? What existing knowledge, training or experience needs to be abandoned?
A worldwide financial fire is raging and what got you here won't get you there. The people who learn the critical business skills and tools necessary to survive and even thrive will be the winners in all this. But, this has always been true. Survivors and successful people are always learning and practicing to improve their game. New circumstances always require new skills and tools - the alternative is suffering and death.
Nearly half of the The Times 100 Rich List made their fortunes through property, making property the best investment vehicle for long-term wealth and financial independence. Majority of these individuals or families made their best investments during the last recession.
Now you can incorporate their secrets into your investment portfolio, by joing me on my groundbreaking 'Become a Property Billionaire' one day seminar which equips you with a step-by-step PPI system to achieve financial freedom through property within the next twenty four months. The seminar will:
- Transform your attitude to property investment
- Help you boost your income by investing in property
- Equip you to maximise profits in all market conditions
- Show you how to take advantage of property hotspots
- Reveal the secrets of how to value a property investment
- Explain how to use 'other people's money' to expand your wealth
- Present 14 ways to source deals 30-40% below market value
- Demonstrate how to keep buying property and never run out of cash!
Credit Crunch Special Price: Only £27 per person
Seminar Dates: - Saturday 22nd November - Central London
- Saturday 29th November - Nottingham
So if you are serious about making sure your property business is strong and profitable in these uncertain times, call the office now on 0115 981 4153 to book your seat. Seats are stictly limited.
MANN GULCH
In 1949, thirteen of sixteen men died battling a relatively small blaze that turned deadly in Mann Gulch. Upon investigating the circumstances of why most of the smoke jumpers died while three lived, Norman Maclean wrote a book entitled Young Men and Fire, which is the true story of the smoke jumpers, (firefighters who parachute into the back country to fight fires in Montana).
Maclean found some startling facts. Mann Gulch is surrounded by steep canyon walls with the northern slope at a 75% incline. When the wind turned on the smoke jumpers, they were in a race with the fire up those steep walls. Also, most forest fires feed off dry grass, but the north slope of Mann Gulch was mostly tall grass. Unexpectedly, the fire started to spread much faster than anticipated.
One of the amazing things the author discovered was that the thirteen who died had carried their tools - heavy poleaxes, saws, shovels, as well as very heavy back packs - while attempting to out run the fire up those steep walls. In other words, the thirteen had run as far as they could with all their equipment, even though that equipment was worse than useless in a race with the fire. Their inability to drop their heavy tools and packs ultimately prevented them from outrunning the fire. To these firefighters, their tools were more than simple objects, they represented who they were, why they were there and what they were trained to do. Dropping their tools meant abandoning their existing knowledge, training and experience.
This might not seem like a hard choice to make, but because they hadn't been trained for such a moment, they had no alternative models for behavior. In moments of uncertainty and danger, clinging to the old "right" way might seem like a good idea, but it is usually deadly.
The three survivors of the blaze were forced to think outside the box and use alternative methods of escaping the fire. Once they figured out they were no longer fighting the fire and instead trying to escape from it, they realized they had to drop all of their useless equipment. One survivor used a technique called the 'escape fire' where he took a match and lit a ring around him so that the fire would "jump" over him. When he tried to suggest it to the other men they continued running up the steep slope because the 'escape fire' technique had not been part of their training. It was their inability to drop the tools and equipment that weren't working and seek new methods to help them escape that lead to the fire fatally engulfing them.
The question is this: What are the poleaxes, shovels and backpacks you're running with? What are the tired, worn out strategies and tools which you are lugging around with you? What existing models of behavior do you need to drop? What existing knowledge, training or experience needs to be abandoned?
A worldwide financial fire is raging and what got you here won't get you there. The people who learn the critical business skills and tools necessary to survive and even thrive will be the winners in all this. But, this has always been true. Survivors and successful people are always learning and practicing to improve their game. New circumstances always require new skills and tools - the alternative is suffering and death.
Nearly half of the The Times 100 Rich List made their fortunes through property, making property the best investment vehicle for long-term wealth and financial independence. Majority of these individuals or families made their best investments during the last recession.
Now you can incorporate their secrets into your investment portfolio, by joing me on my groundbreaking 'Become a Property Billionaire' one day seminar which equips you with a step-by-step PPI system to achieve financial freedom through property within the next twenty four months. The seminar will:
- Transform your attitude to property investment
- Help you boost your income by investing in property
- Equip you to maximise profits in all market conditions
- Show you how to take advantage of property hotspots
- Reveal the secrets of how to value a property investment
- Explain how to use 'other people's money' to expand your wealth
- Present 14 ways to source deals 30-40% below market value
- Demonstrate how to keep buying property and never run out of cash!
Credit Crunch Special Price: Only £27 per person
Seminar Dates: - Saturday 22nd November - Central London
- Saturday 29th November - Nottingham
So if you are serious about making sure your property business is strong and profitable in these uncertain times, call the office now on 0115 981 4153 to book your seat. Seats are stictly limited.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
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