Starting Wednesday October 7th, 2009 — CT REIA Team Coaching
Step-By-Step System That Removes All the Guess Work From Buying Apartment buildings! Have you always wanted to make BIG money in multi-family real estate but today’s market have you feeling a bit lost?
Good News!
You can find your way to consistent CASH FLOW and Massive Wealth in real estate REGARDLESS of today’s economic climate, with NONE (or little) of your own money down and faster profits than ever before. IF you have this ALL-NEW Secret System steering your way!
Ultimate “Fast-Track” Team Coaching
Live and in Person… Next Session Starts Wednesday October 7
Our coaching’s are experienced investors whose accomplishments include:
•Being involved in hundreds of real estate transactions as a buyer and seller… right here in Connecticut!
•Authoring books such as the CT Apartment Owners Manual
•Owning hundreds of properties that include residential rentals and commercial properties
•Lobbyist Representing Apartment Owners in Washington DC and in Hartford.
•Commissioner on the Zoning Board of Appeals
•Commissioner on the Fair Rent Commission
•Closing over 200 deals,
•Owning and managing 10-million dollars worth of real estate
•Conducting workshops and boot-camps on how to buy, sell, and manage
real estate
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Apartment Owners Association of Connecticut is the largest state wide association representing the interest of apartment owners.
AOAofCT mission’s is to inform and educate apartment owners so that we continue to provide quality rental housing. AOAofCT is organized to promote responsible landlording and for the rights of property owners and to work with City, County, State, and Federal officials to solve problems. Provide for the exchange of information and statistics and for interaction on laws, regulation and proposed government actions.
To serve and advance the rental housing industry so that adequate affordable rental housing will be available through private enterprise and to provide a clearing house for accurate, up to date information that impacts apartment owners.
PLEASE REMEMBER WE CANNOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE. WE ARE LANDLORDS HELPING LANDLORDS. WHY NOT COME TO A MEETING AND NETWORK? CHANCES ARE SOMEONE THERE HAS AN ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION!
AOAofCT is a sub chaper of CT REIA, where landlords can network in order to receive educational operation and motivation. AOAofCT meetings and events are where Connecticut landlords, property managers, and maintenance professionals can exchange ideas, information, personal experiences and resources. Our goal is for landlords to provide tenants with outstanding rental properties while maximizing their own business, net worth, and cash flow.
“What We Learned From the Real Estate Crash of 1990″
Market corrections are inevitable. Here’s how to weather the storm … and then prosper.
“One never knows, when he boldly enters the investment arena and puts his hard-earned capital at the mercy of the market forces – all in hopes of creating a better life for himself — what tricks of fortune may eventually unfold. Every day creates a new set of circumstances; and around the next corner may be a turn of events – good or bad – that change everything.”
Be clear about this: real estate has been the best long-term investment for accumulating wealth for the average American. All huge fortunes were either started or expanded with real estate. Had you bought good quality real estate three or four decades ago, you would not be concerned with your financial future today. It is one asset that has kept up with inflation and has steadily appreciated.
But it’s not quite that simple.
Real estate is not always an easy game. There are significant risks and dangers along the way. Market downturns – or even real estate crashes – do occur. Most of us have little difficulty when times are good. It’s when times are bad that we get tested.
Subscribing to the belief that “only a fool has to learn everything from his own mistakes,” here are some observations and lessons for your consideration. They are the result of the “1990 Real Estate Crash” and will likely apply to all future “market corrections” as well.
- Every 7-10 years there is a period of excessive speculation that results in a severe panic or depression where borrowers are at great disadvantage and the man with cash stands like a tower of strength.
- Market extremes do not last. No ladder is high enough to reach the sky. While “new eras” come and go – and while many incorrectly believe that government controls can now prevent economic downturns – the old laws of supply and demand still rule.
- When real estate crashes occur, misunderstandings are so easy and so natural. Ruinous lawsuits are commonplace, whether they are justified or not.
- It’s good to be an optimist, but always be prepared for the worst.
- People borrow money in good times and pay it back in bad times. This is just the opposite of what you should do.
- People ignore small problems that soon become big problems that later become impossible problems. Foreclosures flourish because people stick their head in the sand and say: “Maybe it will go away.” Usually it doesn’t.
- The general public is as blind to recognizing the bottom of a downturn – or a real estate crash – as they are in recognizing the top of a boom. While there is no ladder that reaches to Heaven, neither does any ladder reach all the way to Hell. While the “doomsday” prophets may have their day . . . the U.S. economy is resilient and eventually comes back stronger than ever.
Does this mean you should shy away from buying a home — or an investment property –because of the possibility of a real estate crash … and what you might lose? Of course not. The world is full of risks. After all, taking chances – the right chances — is what getting ahead in life is all about.
The intelligent real estate investor — however – instead of not taking risks, learns how to minimize his risks. The long-term trend for real estate favors higher prices. The trouble with trends – however – is they go one direction for a period of time . . . and then stop and go another direction for a time.
While you can’t avoid market corrections, you can be prepared for them. Real estate crashes can be once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunities.
Consider…. The CT REIA Team Coaching Program
Yes … You can benefit/profit from buying Real Estate using None of Your Own Money! Register here or call our Hot Line 860.255.7815
