I have no idea how a “loser,” as you’ve put it, “with a bad business plan” can accomplish anything. much less do a lease option.
I don’t sell lease/option information, much less teach “losers” and would have no clue where to start.
You would guess wrong that I “take over payments and lease option to a sucker.”
The remaining portion of your post is off topic and I might be happy to respond on a new, dedicated thread, but not here.
Meanwhile, I wish you well at whatever you’re trying to accomplish, and would look forward to hearing of both your progress and successes at saving lots of money, doing lots of deals, and making lots of money. :biggrin
I don't sell lease/option information, much teach "losers" and would have no clue where to start.
You would guess wrong that I “take over payments and lease option to a sucker.”
I suppose the “sub2” portion in your domain name, you redirect to, is no indication you are involved with lease options and taking over an existing note?
Come on man!! :banghead
Meanwhile, I wish you well at whatever you're trying to accomplish, and would look forward to hearing of both your progress and successes at saving lots of money, doing lots of deals, and making lots of money.
And I’d like to hear more about all the money you are making with OPM and not having to worry about the consequences when deals go bad.
Still no answer to the question I asked twice. Again, how do you suggest people with a poor thought out business plan use OPM and not have to worry about the consequences? You are the one that went on a rant about people who save cash are losers and are living behind the times. Forget?
Saving cash and using it to purchase RE (and other tangible goods) at a low price and then selling it at a higher price to someone else allows me to get bottom dollar pricing (as long as the seller is in a desperate enough situation and mindset forcing them to take my bottom dollar offer). My cash allows me quickness and the ability to obtain below market value RE and just about any other tangible items by having it available. By putting MY money on the line, I make much more rational and careful decisions.
My initial reaction to your post was due to you making blank statements about people saving cash being “losers” along with your underlying notion that people who don’t have a penny to their name come out all rosy and peachy. That’s fantasy island talk! The truth of the matter is, that island was destroyed and tattoo hopped on the first plane out! The danger in your advice, to less experienced people reading your opinions, can be financially disastrous.