Your Town Your Real Estate Profits

I am Newbie and just bought this book. I am on Chapter 4. The Chapter on Greg Murphy helping the family who were 3 months late on their payment. The tenant buyer pays $3000 upfront ($1500 for the 3 months late payment, Greg gets his $1500 profit)......So in the meantime, what happens to the family? Read pages 43-44 starting from paragraph 3. Thanks.

Today my partner and I had our first "official" meeting with a local Realtor who told me that people can't do assignment contracts be cause his company wouldn't allow it for legal reasons. It was pretty clear that he was just scared and that there really aren't any legitimate reasons why he couldn't do one. He boasted about how he's been in the business for over 30 years and that these are not methods that can work anymore. It was pretty obvious that he was just making excuses because an assignment contract was alien to him. I choose to not make my decisions based on fear, but apparently this agent in his 30 years hasn't learned this lesson in overcoming his fears.

I'm just glad that I got one Realtor out of the way so that I can be one step closer to finding the right one!

and I am very interested in this book however instead of buying it I went for the edge 10 home course instead and am on the second disc. I am wondering if I should still buy this book or not. I have a family that would not support me and just give me grief. I have no money of my own and my credit is pretty much as low as it can get. I want to completely change my life and know it takes one day at a time. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Hey Guys I am new to Wholesaling Real Estate purchased Profit from Real Estate and still very siked. However anytime that I tell someone what I am doing whether (Real Estate Agent or Broker) they say no one is assigning properties anymore. Or no banks are lending money to investors, or did you have the assignment contract looked over by a Real Estate attorney to make sure it's legit.

This all has gotten me very discouraged. I also feel like I am getting overwhelmed with information. I feel like I don't know what to do first when I find an agent willing to work with me she asks for my proof of funds and bank statements! I am saying to myself I don't have any proof of funds.

Hi,
I got the Dean's book like a week ago and I'm half way through.
I'm excited and enjoying it at the same time and also has been following up on the videos in the blogs etc..
I do however have one important question that has been bothering me: many of the transactions described in the book and or on this site, sound like real estate deals that only LICENSED real estate realtors or brokers are permitted to and not just me, you or the next door neighbor. Doesn’t one need to be a licensed real estate agent\realtor\broker to do these kind of deals, at least in certain states? Thanks.

hi everyone! Im new to the DG family and i can honestly say i love what im seeing so far on the site! Now, can anyone help out on where to start exactly, i purchased both the "Profit from real estate right now", and "your town your profits" books. I have absolutely no money as im a single parent and was fired from my job back in march. Having a lot of problems finding work and time is a factor. i have no credit either. Im not tryin to throw a pitty party or anything but if anyone can help out on starting this, well words would never be enough!

We just caught the trail end of Dean's Latest TV Infomercial ... Awesome. It's a great promotion on the book, Your Town Your Real Estate Profits, as well as the new automated computer program on wholesaling.
Of course Jill & I are a bit bias since we had the privilege to be involved in the book & the commercial, but we truly believe that this is the wave of future
investing. We have always invested in RE the "old school" way of buying with our cash, rehabbing with more of our own cash, then selling to an end retail buyer. This ties up our cash for months, not to mention the risk. We are excited about this system teaching us, the "old dogs, new tricks". Thanks Dean, we liked the blue tie, but I think I would have went with red ... (lol) Gary & Jill

I have finally ordered the Your Town startup book set and videos after what seems like years watching Dean's infomercials. I am half way thru the book and am taking furious notes. I work with billionares everyday (I fly corporate jets) - and some day would like to have some extra money - realistically hundreds of dollars per month... billions like my passengers? Maybe...but I'll take $300 per month extra!

I do not quite yet know where to begin with the no money down options... I vaguely know the concept but am afraid

1) someone at a bank or real estate office will tell me that's a scam or something and worry me...
2) people will not take a stranger seriously when calling or answering ads etc...

Let's say you do some very profitable deals with your agent and he/she decides they don't need you and they try to start doing the deals themselves. Another scenerio is putting a buyer and seller together on more than one deal and then they decide to go around you. Has this happened to anyone and how do you prevent this kind of thing from happening??

Thanks,
Brian

I need help. I have a buyer that has to do aleas purchase who is in desperate needs of a home. She moved out of her apartment and keeps sending me the housed that she likes. The two obstacles with her situation are her lease is between $800-$900 per month, but she only likes big 3br 2ba homes in nice neighborhoods.

The other obstacle is she sends me these homes like I'm her realtor. The latest house that she wants me to work on for her has been on the market for over a year, but was built in 2007...so I figured it has probably been under cotract and fallen out a few times because it hasn't been lived in. The builder is represented by an agent who gave me a tour of the home. At an asking price of $164,000, is this even something that I should be trying to do?