The BC mortgage scene is the life of the writer. His focus is in bad credit mortgage Canada applications. Bad credit mortgage lenders are choosier these days, it is his job to make it happen.
Maybe you know somebody who knows somebody who buys and sells houses and makes as much money on a single transaction as you make in a year. Or perhaps you caught an episode of one of those house flipping TV shows that demonstrates just how easy it is to buy a house for $250,000, fix it up for another $75,000, and sell it for a half million bucks in a matter of days.
Now, you want in on the action. You want your slice of that capitalistic cannoli.
But where do you start? You can’t imagine where you’d be able to get your mitts on the cash you’d need to finance a flip. You have no idea where to start looking for undervalued property, and even if you could find a suitable house to flip, the only experience you have fixing houses is plunging the toilet. Surely you’re not qualified to invest in the complicated world of real estate.
Well, it’s time to stop all the negative self talk and start reading Flipping Houses For Dummies. I started out with $900 that my grandmother gave me in the early 1970s. From the ripe old age of 19 to the present day I’ve flipped one house after another and earned millions of dollars along the way. It wasn’t easy. I made plenty of mistakes, and I didn’t profit from all my transactions. I did, however, have a plan in place and the sticktoitism (pronounced stik-to-itizm) to successfully execute it. By following through, I was able to succeed, and so can you. (By the way, “sticktoitism” is a word I’ve been using since the 1960s to describe the determination and dogged perseverance required to build wealth in real estate. I could use “stick-to-itiveness,” which appears in the dictionary, but I like my word better.)
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