It’s a business concept that’s creating a mini-revolution all across the country and giving thousands of people the ability to create their own wealth system right from their living room. I’ve helped many people from all over North America… Many nationally recognized experts in the field of making money, and thousands of students who have taken my courses, consider me the foremost authority on these unique “Quick-Start” Real Estate deals. Here’s a picture of Elaina, our 3 year old great granddaughter. Also Get Ron Legrand – Quick Start Real Estate School (4 Day Event 03/2013)on Today our arguments are usually about who’s spoiling the great grandchildren the most. Well, Bev and I don’t argue about washing machines any more after 50 years of marriage, 4 kids, 9 grandkids and 7 great grandkids.
Today, I’ve personally boughtand sold over 2,500 houses, worth millions of dollars…using almost none of my own money and still buying 2 – 5 houses a month! In the process, I’ve become a multi-millionaire and developed a System to buy and sell Real Estate quickly with almost no risk. I wasn’t a Real Estate agent, lawyer, or rich investor. That was a whole new beginning for me and I came real close to talking myself out of it. So I went down to check it out the next night and three weeks later I had made my first check in Real Estate for $3,000, starting from scratch with no previous experience. I’d filed bankruptcy a few years earlier and all my income was spent, and my credit was shot. That ad really appealed to me because I had neither.
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The next morning I was up at 5:30 reading the paper when I saw an ad for a seminar to learn how to buy houses with no money or credit. All night long my stomach was in knots and I just lay there, trying to figure out how I was going to make more money when my job as a mechanic was already taking up 50 – 60 hours a week. There I was, already married for 17 years, had 4 kids, our own home, and good health…shouting at each other over a stupid washing machine. We fought frequently about money, or the lack of it. I think what bothered me most was the big fight I’d had with my wife that evening because she wanted to buy a new washing machine and I wanted to fix the old one because I didn’t think we could afford a new one, a whopping $200 investment. The weather was lousy and I remember lying awake into the wee hours of the morning the night before, worried sick about how I was going to catch up a huge stack of past-due bills. It was March 12, 1982, and it had been raining for two days. Thirty-five-years-old and, I didn’t have a clue what I wanted to be when I grew up but I knew it wasn’t fixing cars in the hot Florida sun. There was no such thing as disposable income around my house. I think back to 1982 when I was a dead broke auto mechanic trying to make enough money to make ends meet.
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