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How to retire in 7 years or less
STEP 1:
Want to find assets that cashflow?
In my LIVE trainings on TikTok you get to see a small preview of what we do everyday inside my private group, The Passive Income Club. If you need help learning how to find assets, evaluate them for cashflow and profit, and overcoming procrastination, fear, uncertainty, analysis paralysis...you've been looking for us and we've been looking for you!
Training Agenda:
Behind The Scenes of the Passive Income Club. My private group where we learn how to buy assets that cashflow and practice buying them without risk.
3 Minutes 25 seconds - How I got started buying assets
6 minutes 30 seconds - My first asset at age 20
9 minutes 58 seconds - Teaching my kids about assets now
10 minutes 23 seconds - The Roadmap to Financial Freedom
11 minutes 03 seconds - The Training Agenda
21 minutes 40 seconds - Why Retirement Planning Doesn't Work
21 minutes 46 seconds - The Asset Buying Waterfall
31 minutes 18 seconds - How to Buy Assets Risk Free
34 minutes 36 Seconds - How Kirsten overcame her risk
37 minutes 44 seconds - How Dana overcame her risk
40 minutes 23 seconds - How Lisa used the process to buy her Airbnb
52 minutes 54 seconds - How Our PIC members buy assets in virtual reality
56 minutes 19 seconds - Your invite into the Passive Income Club
1 hours 6 mins 40 secs - How Steph and John retired in 7 years
1 hour 17 mins - Risk doesn't disappear it just moves
1 hour 20 min 14 seconds - How to Assume a mortgage
STEP 2:
Download Your Free Tools Below:
Foreclosure spreadsheet and cashflow estimator: Make a Copy Here
First 5 steps to finding Foreclosures:
1. Google: Who maintains property records in (your state)?
2. Go to that source
For example, in my state of Texas, the County Clerk keeps property records. So I would then go to a county like Williamson County clerk, Harris County clerk, Dallas County clerk, etc to start.
3. On the websites, look for a list of foreclosures. You can always call the government agency that keeps the records and ask for help!
4. Once on the list, Look at the a) debt amount
5. On the foreclosure announcment, find the address and look up the estimated value on sites like Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor.com
6. Does the Value of the home exceed the debt? If so you may have a winner!
This is just the beginning of finding assets that cashflow, if you want to join me and over 100 other investors in my private group you can join us here (while spots are available).