I hope you’re enjoying your Sunday.

I’m about to go feed the animals which
is always a happy time here

I want you to have a smile on your face
too, so here’s a 100% content interview I
did with Phil Pustejovsky on Short Sale
investing…

http://www.RealEstateInterviews.info/phil

He’s also giving you a Free Bonus on that
page so be sure to get that.

DON’T FORGET…

Jeff’s giving away 3 iPads on his REO
online class TONIGHT.

Register here FREE before all seats
are gone…

http://www.CashFlowInstitute.com/3ipads

Here’s just some of what you’ll learn about…

1. Buy and sell as many as five to ten houses
a month, even if you haven’t closed your first
deal yet.

2. Use a revolutionary new software program that
almost does REO deals for you on autopilot,
as it finds properties AND buyers. It even sends
out offers with the click of a mouse.

3. Don’t spend one cent on marketing! He says he’ll
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4. Flip an REO in less than 24 hours.

5. Get your very own “Proof of Funds” letter for
whatever you need.

Register for tonight’s call here
(it’s filling FAST)…

http://www.CashFlowInstitute.com/3ipads

Thought for the day…Look for ways you can be
kind to someone today. You never know how long
they’ll carry that with them!

Alright, time to make the animals happy…

Mark~

P.S. 2 Bonuses for you. Go gettem…

1. Here’s how you can get people to help you work
your business and you don’t have to pay them because
they just want the experience…

http://www.CashFlowInstitute.com/workers

2. Here’s where you punch in your zip code and
generate a list of Real estate buyers, wholesale
deals, and even funding at NO COST…

http://www.CashFlowInstitute.com/wow

NEVER do what’s called short sale flopping! That’s where you get the bank to sell you a property at a price that’s much lower than fair market value, in a way that’s misleading or facts that are not fully disclosed.

There are too many good deals out there at great prices to do anything underhanded.

A story was recently written that included a quote of mine from a past video I made. In it mentioned giving BPO agents who help lenders establish a value for the property, information to help them come up with a value that’s lower than they might.

First of all, it’s very rare to ever have the chance to speak to one of these people. But if you do, my comments were that you could considering letting them know WHY the values in the area are as low as they are, so they have a full picture of values in that particular neighborhood.

Sometimes these agents are from other areas and merely do a drive by.

Other times they are in an office in another state determining values.

These BPO agents probably don’t know as much as an investor knows about that particular neighborhood. If they did, they might value the property differently.

I’m not telling you what to do, only that these scenarios exist.

ALWAYS disclose properly and stay within in the law. There is no reason why you can’t be finding good deals out there that banks are more than happy to sell to you at discounts that are beneficial to both parties.

Mark Walters~