ONE Million Dollar Real Estate Blueprint

When I was 17 years old, I received my first credit card. Actually scratch that - I had just turned 18.

I didn’t know anything about credit cards. I just know that I wanted to buy a camera to start photography and I had no money.

So I maxed out the credit card to do it.

And guess what happened? My credit score tanked.

Luckily, I had good sense at least to not miss a payment, so the damage was temporary, but some people aren’t so lucky.

Many people make dire mistakes with their credit so I've set you up with two free resources inside.

If you want to build your credit, I've given you the cheat sheet for that on both the personal and the business side.

But, if you've made a mistake in your credit and want to fix it, the Credit Repair Guide will help you do just that.

Credit is a monster in the USA.

Second to your social security number, your credit score is the most important financial number you'll have so let's get it right.

See you inside…

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD

The Blueprint starts with knowing what to look for.

A friend of mine got into real estate early. She was 19 years old when she bought her first home.

It was a bright blue-colored single-family home in Florida that was recently renovated. She was elated and proud.

Of course! And she should be because she did something at least 15 years before anybody else.

But then, two things happened at the same time.

She got a job in a new state (so she moved out), AND her property stayed vacant for 3 months because she could not find just the right person.

Ouch.

Here's the kicker, if she used the strategy I'm about to show you, she could have avoided that loss for 3 months.

That's why this is the best place to start.

See you inside…

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD

Location. Location. Location.

Except, if you buy in the right location in the wrong state, you could lose.

Recently, there was the story of a squatter in New York City, who occupied a $1 million home for years.

The reason why they were there for years is because the courts for eviction in New York City were backed up with an extremely long wait to see a judge.

The tenants knew this and took advantage of the system.

So the owner took things into her own hands faced with piling debt and mortgage payments. The owner decided to change the locks on the house.

Unfortunately, that owner was not aware of the rules of New York City and committed a crime. The police arrested her, and she went to jail.

But imagine owning something that someone else abuses, while there is nothing that you can do about it because the state protects the abuser. That's what New York City is like.

That’s why buying in the right place is a huge deal. And we also need to buy the right deal.

If you buy the right deal, in any state, in any place, you'll make money. But profit isn't the only indicator of a good deal. We also need to keep risk low.

Once you learn where to find great deals in the right places, it doesn't matter if the market goes up or down, you'll have the skills to make money in real estate by finding great deals.

That's where location finding strategies come in handy.

See you in there…

Thanks.

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD

"The offer on the table is 475."

"We can’t do 475. That's above the budget. There must be a way to take it down."

*two hours later*

"Let’s revisit the construction repairs. Can you get a quote for everything in the inspection?"

"Yes. I'm on it."

*three days later*

"Total came back at $34,250. Sending over quotes now."

*six hours later*

"Great. They agreed to cut the price by $25,000 to accommodate the repairs."

"That’s not good enough we need at least 25k more to bring this under budget."

"Okay, what if we agreed to a $450,000 price but then ask them to cover some of the closing cost so that they still get the price and we still save 25K. Let’s try that."

"Okay, they came back. They’re gonna go $15,000 off cause closing cost. That's 40k off now."

"Okay, that’s good. What do you think?"

"I think we can make a final push towards 50k off, since they come down so much already and we've spent months in the offer. They seem eager to sell and if they lose, they'd have to start over. We're also in a buyer's market."

"Okay go for it."

*46 hours later*

"They agreed! You got the 50k. 35k repairs + 15k towards closing cost. At the table, you only need to bring $15,450. To make it even sweeter, you have 50k of equity built in based on the appraisal. This is a good deal. We should take it."

"Sold."

I've been fortunate enough to work with great people in real estate.

And the one thing we all have in common is that we recognize the power of connections.

One of the core connections I make in real estate is with agents and having a good one on your side makes the difference between a bad deal and a good deal.

Great agents go to war for you to get you the best deals possible and win contracts for you.

This part of the blueprint cannot be ignored.

Time spent on finding the perfect agent is a gift to your future self.

I've saved thousands of dollars on every deal with what you're about to learn.

See you in there…

Thanks.

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD

In the 1980s interest rates were above 15% for most of that decade.

Did real estate stop? Of course, not.

What actually happened is that the people who stuck by sound rules made a lot of money over the next three decades by simply buying and holding real estate.

And when interest rates came back down, they made even more money.

Other people, who didn’t follow the rules, went bankrupt.

Rules. Schmules.

Except when they help to keep us from seriously hurting ourselves.

Ignoring the rules can seriously put you out of the game in any market so let's talk about it to protect yourself.

It would really be unfair to paint a picture of everything glittering, without giving you a fair look at how to prevent disaster.

Let's do just that.

See you in there…

Thanks.

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD

A couple of weeks ago I made a post on Instagram that anybody in the US can get rich.

It broke the internet. People got insanely mad.

People said I didn’t understand. People said I was tone-deaf. People said I was another fake influencer. Which, ironically I found the term "influencer" the most offensive.

You know what I didn’t hear" No one asked me 'how?'.

Here is the truth. In the United States, every citizen with a Social Security number can get access to a line of credit above $10,000. This has been proven over and over and over again.

Now $10,000 is not enough to be rich, but it is enough to have capital to start something that could make you rich.

Getting $10,000 in other countries is next to impossible because of the laws and the way their banking system works.

I have seen this firsthand because I travel throughout South America frequently.

Try telling someone from Peru that $10,000 would not drastically change their life.

So, we may have to get a bit creative in affording real estate but those who truly want freedom will always find a way.

Let's talk about it.

Thanks.

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD

I learned about bitcoin in 2015 when the price was below $1000.

As of this writing, the price for one bitcoin is over $70,000.

By the time that you read this, the price for one, bitcoin will probably be more.

But even though I heard about bitcoin in 2015, I did not buy my first bitcoin until 2017 when the price was much higher.

Many other people probably heard about bitcoin around the time I did but, did not buy their first bitcoin until the price was over $40,000.

That’s the price of inaction. Potentially, hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Now that you know how much inaction can cost you, I don’t want you to make the same mistake that I did.

The only thing that you lose when you don’t take action on a good idea is the reward of being able to enjoy your hard work.

Now that you have the information, let's go take action.

PS. Let's stay connected at thefullauthor.com

Thanks.

Your Freedom Partner for Life,

KD