Here it is, another year and what a fine year this is going to be! WealthClasses.TV has been interviewing, taping, and attending classes for the past year and now they are about to post these videos on wealthclasses.tv as well as YouTube for the interviews.
The amount of content that has been put in place is amazing. The most amazing part is that these interviews are not the salesy pieces you get so used to seeing. You can actually take the information and apply to your own wealth strategy. This evening we taped Ed Gonsalves, a veteran in the Real Estate investment industry. His topic? Market research and due diligence.
In other words, look before you leap! If the investment looks too good to be true, then it probably is (unless you have uncovered some miracle you can share with us all). Even if the opportunity has a high return, your risk will also be high. Mr.Gonsalves simply tells you what you need to look for and what questions to ask.
You can make money in any Real Estate market just as long as you do the due!
Happy New Year to everyone and here's to you making wise investment decisions!
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Are You Disturbed?
If you are in the Real Estate investment business, you may feel the same as some of the people I have been meeting lately. They have invested in homes other than their primary residence and now find themselves in a situation that leads to huge losses and even foreclosure of some of their properties. These people are difinitely disturbed by the happenings in the industry.
The question is: how could they avoid such a disaster from happening again? My answer is based on asking more questions about how did they get into this situation in the first place? Did they do their research into the market? Were they aware of the rumors in that marketplace? Did they protect their assets through the proper use of a corporate structure? What they do to educate themselves before making that purchase? and finally, did they buy without knowing the downside?
Real Estate markets will always go up and down and before investing it is important to do some analysis ahead of purchasing. I know it is difficult not to jump on the bandwagon and get into the buying frenzy along with everyone else, but getting a good education and working with the right team will help to lessen the pain of a down market.
It all comes down to the term "look before you leap" and "diversify". When one market is up, then another one is down - the trick is to find out what is down and then make your purchase.
You can educate yourself without a great deal of expense by buying a membership in such sites as www.WealthClasses.TV - they educate you and lead you to the experts that can help. Don't waste another dollar in a depressed market without getting the education you need.
The question is: how could they avoid such a disaster from happening again? My answer is based on asking more questions about how did they get into this situation in the first place? Did they do their research into the market? Were they aware of the rumors in that marketplace? Did they protect their assets through the proper use of a corporate structure? What they do to educate themselves before making that purchase? and finally, did they buy without knowing the downside?
Real Estate markets will always go up and down and before investing it is important to do some analysis ahead of purchasing. I know it is difficult not to jump on the bandwagon and get into the buying frenzy along with everyone else, but getting a good education and working with the right team will help to lessen the pain of a down market.
It all comes down to the term "look before you leap" and "diversify". When one market is up, then another one is down - the trick is to find out what is down and then make your purchase.
You can educate yourself without a great deal of expense by buying a membership in such sites as www.WealthClasses.TV - they educate you and lead you to the experts that can help. Don't waste another dollar in a depressed market without getting the education you need.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Wealth Classes on Demand
We have all heard the term video on demand, YouTube, and more but have you heard about http://www.wealthclasses.tv/ ?
Based on the fact that everyone is out there trying to sell tools to help you get rich quick and get poor quick which is often the case, Wealth Classes, Inc. decided to launch its new site to provide great educational content on building wealth. Although the roots began with Real Estate investing, the company quickly realized that their clients wanted more than that. They asked for classes in stocks, bonds and other paper based investments as well as how to make money on the Internet. To take it one step further, they even asked about doing Joint Ventures for starting enterprises, producing products and how to run a business most effectively.
The biggest obstacle for each of the clients was the fact that there is a lot out there but no real path to creating the freedom and wealth they desired. Wealth Classes, Inc. created such a path for four types of wealth creation and in order to introduce the audience to the topics for a minimal fee, http://www.wealthclasses.tv/ was created.
Now you can view Robert Shemin, Eric Lofholm, Elinor Stutz, Jim Britt, Jim Donovan, Stewart Levine, Dr. Bette Daoust and founder George Antone to gain wealth strategies to can use on your own or take it to the next level. All of the video, audio and other presentations are so content rich you could get on the right track immediately. Who else is on the site? And who is scheduled to be there? I could give you a long list of famous names and experts but it is better that you go there yourself and check it out.
Right now there is a $0 registration fee - trust me, you will not be disappointed with what you get, especially with all the new materials that are added each and every week.
Oh yes, I forgot - they also have an affiliate program that boasts a 30% return each month to affiliates. Check back to this blog often to learn about the new offerings. The URL? http://www.wealthclasses.tv/
Based on the fact that everyone is out there trying to sell tools to help you get rich quick and get poor quick which is often the case, Wealth Classes, Inc. decided to launch its new site to provide great educational content on building wealth. Although the roots began with Real Estate investing, the company quickly realized that their clients wanted more than that. They asked for classes in stocks, bonds and other paper based investments as well as how to make money on the Internet. To take it one step further, they even asked about doing Joint Ventures for starting enterprises, producing products and how to run a business most effectively.
The biggest obstacle for each of the clients was the fact that there is a lot out there but no real path to creating the freedom and wealth they desired. Wealth Classes, Inc. created such a path for four types of wealth creation and in order to introduce the audience to the topics for a minimal fee, http://www.wealthclasses.tv/ was created.
Now you can view Robert Shemin, Eric Lofholm, Elinor Stutz, Jim Britt, Jim Donovan, Stewart Levine, Dr. Bette Daoust and founder George Antone to gain wealth strategies to can use on your own or take it to the next level. All of the video, audio and other presentations are so content rich you could get on the right track immediately. Who else is on the site? And who is scheduled to be there? I could give you a long list of famous names and experts but it is better that you go there yourself and check it out.
Right now there is a $0 registration fee - trust me, you will not be disappointed with what you get, especially with all the new materials that are added each and every week.
Oh yes, I forgot - they also have an affiliate program that boasts a 30% return each month to affiliates. Check back to this blog often to learn about the new offerings. The URL? http://www.wealthclasses.tv/
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