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This teleconference is a double opt-in. You will be registering through this site for part one. Part two, you will need to schedule an appointment. Each appointment will take about an hour, and may be scheduled between 8am - 8pm. We will be learning how to raise money f
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This teleconference is a double opt-in. You will be registering through this site for part one. Part two, you will need to schedule an appointment. Each appointment will take about an hour, and may be scheduled between 8am - 8pm.
We will be learning how to raise money for your investing goals. Keep in mind, you need to tap into your connections, so that you do not run afoul of the SEC. But, that doesn't mean you can't work on making those connections, as this is a people business.
How do you raise money? By educating people that they can self-direct their retirement, or using their home's equity for investing. And if you have either of these, you can do this, too.
HOME EQUITY:
Do you, or people you know, own a home? What are you doing with the home? If you're not leveraging this outstanding asset, then you are doing yourself, and others, a great disservice. If you have equity in your home, you should be investing it, to help you make more money.
As the graphic summarizes, equity is the value of your home (a guestimation of the value is to check the assessor or appraiser office of your county) minus how much you owe. Note: you won't be able to get the full amount of equity from a lender; on average, you'll get 75-85%.
What are your options to access that equity? HELOCS, Equity Loans, and "Equity Sharing," where one pays no interest or monthly fees, and the investor gets a percentage of the sale of the house.
Where can you go, to get access to the equity? Obviously, you can check with your mortgage provider, but there are other options to consider.
Once you have the equity, what can you do with it? What you should do is invest it, such as in real estate, or into a business, where the money you're making pays you more than the amount of money going out, into your equity and mortgage loans. For a lesser amount of cash out on the equity, and in exchange, no monthly or interest payments until you sell, with "equity sharing" you can leverage that into great investments for your future.
RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS:
Suppose you, or someone in your network, has a retirement account? Why should you self direct your retirement plan, if possible? Most companies have investment products (mutual funds, stocks/bonds, etc), which ar
We will be learning how to raise money for your investing goals. Keep in mind, you need to tap into your connections, so that you do not run afoul of the SEC. But, that doesn't mean you can't work on making those connections, as this is a people business.
How do you raise money? By educating people that they can self-direct their retirement, or using their home's equity for investing. And if you have either of these, you can do this, too.
HOME EQUITY:
Do you, or people you know, own a home? What are you doing with the home? If you're not leveraging this outstanding asset, then you are doing yourself, and others, a great disservice. If you have equity in your home, you should be investing it, to help you make more money.
As the graphic summarizes, equity is the value of your home (a guestimation of the value is to check the assessor or appraiser office of your county) minus how much you owe. Note: you won't be able to get the full amount of equity from a lender; on average, you'll get 75-85%.
What are your options to access that equity? HELOCS, Equity Loans, and "Equity Sharing," where one pays no interest or monthly fees, and the investor gets a percentage of the sale of the house.
Where can you go, to get access to the equity? Obviously, you can check with your mortgage provider, but there are other options to consider.
Once you have the equity, what can you do with it? What you should do is invest it, such as in real estate, or into a business, where the money you're making pays you more than the amount of money going out, into your equity and mortgage loans. For a lesser amount of cash out on the equity, and in exchange, no monthly or interest payments until you sell, with "equity sharing" you can leverage that into great investments for your future.
RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS:
Suppose you, or someone in your network, has a retirement account? Why should you self direct your retirement plan, if possible? Most companies have investment products (mutual funds, stocks/bonds, etc), which ar
