by Jim Ingersoll | Jan 2, 2013 | Buy and Hold, Joint venture real estate, private lending, TRAINING, wholesaling
By Jim Ingersoll Are you ready to crush it with some great investing strategies? The middle of each year is the perfect time to amp up your focus and execute your plans to gain momentum from day one. Here is how to do it: 1. Write down your goals. Doesn’t that...
by Jim Ingersoll | Nov 30, 2012 | cash flow, Financial freedom, Joint venture real estate, private lending
By Jim Ingersoll Joint ventures can be a great way to build your rental portfolio or participate passively in someone else deal flow. Here is how they work. The real estate investor is the “catalyst” who does all of the work for the investment including: Find the...
by Jim Ingersoll | Nov 27, 2012 | Financial freedom, Joint venture real estate, private lending, Self directed IRA
Over the past couple weeks I have received inquiries from people wanting the information on my Mastermind Meetings…. Thank You! I don’t push the coaching or masterminds, but I do love watching investors work directly with me and begin to experience the...
by Jim Ingersoll | Nov 15, 2012 | Financial freedom, Joint venture real estate, private lending
By Jim Ingersoll How to make alternate investments with your IRA The Individual Retirement Account (IRA) was introduced in 1974 by Congress to help encourage those who did not already have a retirement plan or pension at work to save for their own retirement. The...
by Jim Ingersoll | Oct 31, 2012 | Financial freedom, flipping houses, Joint venture real estate, private lending, wholesaling
By Jim Ingersoll Hi Everyone Here is a special video update for you. I thought this would allow us to connect more personally as I shot this in my office this morning for you to discuss goals, cash flow streams and more. Leave me a comment and share this posting. ...
by Jim Ingersoll | Sep 21, 2012 | private lending
By Jim Ingersoll I am sure you know the reasons why to never use a bank for financing investment real estate. But just in case, here are few reasons: 1. Cash and credit – Banks expect great credit and they expect a 20% down payment. How many houses can you buy...