The person with the most money wins!
by John Michael
Published on this site: April 5th, 2005 - See
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The person with the most money wins! This phrase has been
used repeatedly but not by the wealthy but by the poor "The
have not's".
Money is not the only or even the most important thing in
life.
You number one goals should be when it comes to life is:
- Good health
- Take care of Family
- Ability to enjoy life
- Happiness both for yourself and others around you
The above should be at the top of the list of any goal you
have. However, wealth does make substantial improvements to
each of the four areas of life listed above.
More money can mean better:
- Health Care
- Relaxing Vacations and Adventures
- Education for your children or yourself
- Better home than you have now
Best of all it can reduce stress from not having to worry
about money!
Many of us have problems in life that additional cash will
help solve the situation. Did you know that 80% of problems
in life could be simply resolved with additional cash.
Your first step to becoming financially secure is getting
involved in real estate as an investor. Now you must take
the next step "Stop chasing money".
John Michael, the founder of Stealth Educational Services
has a vary simple but phrase he loves to use
Money has twelve legs and you have two - It will always out
run you when you chase it.
Fundamentally, there are two areas to focus on to build wealth
and generate cash.
- You must develop skills and strategies to reduce your
expenses along with maximizing your life style.
- You must develop skills and strategies of generating additional
revenues.
You will need to learn how to use:
- OPM - Other Peoples Money
- OPT - Other Peoples Time
We all have life expenses such as:
- Food - Meals
- Auto Insurance
- Auto gas and oil
- Rent or Mortgage payments
- Along with other purchases
You easily spend $2,000, $5,000, $10,000, or even more every
year on these expenses.
Did you know that for every dollar that you make tax deductible
you can receive approximately 15¢ to even 50¢ back
from the government and yes it all depends upon your tax bracket
and tax rate. The easiest and fastest way to get tax breaks
you will need is to simply start a small business.
As a real estate investor, you have a small business!
This should be your goal for your financial strategy as a
real estate investor over the next 12 months:
- $50,000 to $100,000 income from real estate investing
- Cut your tax bill in half
- Reduce your auto insurance by 1/3
- Save $1,000's on your next purchase of a car
- Reduce your food cost by 10%
- Decrease your health cost up to 20%
- Open your KEOG retirement plan
- Improve your credit
- Protect and shield your assets
Just to name a few.
You may have to work full time and do real estate investing
part-time for several months until you get the ball rolling.
You will need multiple sources of income to become successful
as you grow and start your carrier as a real estate investor.
Let me give you another set of goals that you should shoot
for as well:
- Build wealth in real estate
- Develop multiple sources of income and residual income
- Make money while you sleep
- Develop a profitable real estate investing business
- Earn at least 15% on your investments
- Use your real estate investing business for tax deductions
- Use compounding of money and time to build wealth slowly
- Become worth more to an employer until you are able to
fire them
Stop chasing money, it is not how much money you "earn",
it is what you "learn" to do with the money that
matters.
You must have a good plan for building wealth!
More wealth and cash can make life more exciting, dynamic,
and fun.
"Daring ideas are like chessmen moved forward. They
may be beaten, but they may start a winning game." By
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

John Michael is the author of "Getting Started
In Real Estate Investing" In addition, you can review
his book at: http://jmichaelrei.com

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