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The Value of the Investment Program

Chris & Sheralyn B.

ChrisandSheralyn 277x300 Real REIC Experiences“We decided that we wanted to start investing in real estate about a year ago.

“After trying a few network marketing companies we realized that that wasn’t going to be our path to wealth. We didn’t know how to do real estate — we just knew there was money to be made.

“We started by purchasing books and materials and…

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“… researching various systems and educational programs. After reading a few books, including some by Robert Kiyosaki, we were even more excited but we still didn’t know how to invest.

“Wanting a more hands-on approach, we signed up for a $2,000 program. After learning a little more, they up-sold us to their $20,000 package, which we paid willingly, thinking that it would give us the tools and resources we needed to succeed.

They were supposed to show us exactly how to do each step and help us along the way, but it never happened like they promised. In fact, they don’t even return our calls anymore.

“After this disappointment, we were introduced to the Strait Path™ system. Because of our recent experiences, as well as because their system is so unconventional, we were skeptical at first.

Also, at the time we didn’t have the right mindset — we were looking for a ‘get-rich-quick’ system, and Strait Path real estate seemed too slow for us.

“We started warming up as Kris Krohn and his associates counseled us on a few decisions. We had been looking at a duplex with the goal of living in one side and renting out the other. It sounded like a good idea to us, but they pointed out a number of flaws that we were unaware of, one of them being that we were paying more than market value for the property.

They pointed out all the reasons it was a risky deal and, through this time, we realized that they were the real deal, that they actually invested in real estate instead of just teaching about it.

“Soon after signing up for the program we purchased our first investment, which at a fifteen percent equity position immediately increased our net worth by $37,000. Since we were renting at the time, we moved into this first home.

Our plan is to refinance it soon to purchase our next investment. In addition, our home has an apartment that we’re fixing up to meet legal requirements, and we’ll rent it out to help offset our mortgage.

“The Strait Path is a slower game plan than a lot of the hyped systems we’ve seen, and we’ve really learned to appreciate that because there’s a much smaller margin of error and much lower risk. What sets it apart from the other systems we’ve researched and worked with is that it’s actually based on implementation.”

Aaron & Amanda W.

Amanda is a highly successful and popular radio personality, author, and speaker and Aaron is a stay-at-home father. Amanda was realizing that, despite her great income, she would never be able to provide for her family like she wanted through her labor alone. She knew she needed to find dependable sources of passive income in order to leverage herself.

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After meeting with them as a couple, they read through and discussed our materials and manuals. After another personal meeting, they were ready to move forward.

They appreciated how commonsensical our system is and how simple it is for anyone to follow. They loved how it helped people who were unable to get approved for traditional financing.

The concept of identifying and leveraging hidden assets resonated with them. In their case, this included their income, credit scores, and home equity. Furthermore, they recognized how their portfolio could grow exponentially as they stuck with the system over time.

As we mapped out their ten-year portfolio game plan, they began to feel excited for the possibilities.

Our first step was to refinance their home to extract $45,000 of equity, which still left them 20 percent in order to avoid paying mortgage insurance. This was used to purchase their first investment home in May of 2009.

With an 18 percent equity position, the home immediately increased their net worth by $47,000. They received a $7,000 option consideration up front, along with the first three months of rent. Their monthly positive cash flow is $520.

They’re now poised and looking forward to repeating this process over time. When their tenants purchase this first investment home, they will use the cash to purchase at least two more homes, probably within two years.

Smooth Sailing on the Strait Path™

Steve Earl

steveearl 239x300 Real REIC ExperiencesSteve, the CEO of REIC, has been a small business owner for many years. Before he worked with us he owned and operated a multi-million dollar painting contracting business. About five years ago, he sold the business because he wanted to get into real estate.

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He started by flipping. His purchased his first home and put $22,000 of material and labor into it. When he was done, the home was gorgeous. The problem was that he only made a $65 profit after selling it.

He tried to sell it on his own for awhile, but was eventually forced to list it, which meant that his realtor received a fat check for $12,000, and he walked away with essentially nothing for his effort.

However, he loved the process, so he continued flipping. He made a little bit of money, and on his sixth or seventh flip, he decided to get his real estate license so he could make a commission when he sold his homes.

Predictably, he gravitated away from flipping as it became a full-time job.

After about seven years of intensive and broad experience, he concluded that the Strait Path™ was absolutely the best system available, and he started working the system in his personal investing.

His first Strait Path™ home was purchased for $210,000, and at an 18 percent discount he had $45,000 of equity.

He has literally set foot on the property twice in his life, the first time being when he did a walk-through inspection, and the second time to show it to a tenant. In fact, he had a tenant before he had even closed on the property. He collected $6,000 down from his tenant and received a monthly positive cash flow of $500. Two years later, the tenant bought the home and Steve received $45,000 cash.

Ecstatic about the results, he promptly purchased another home from his proceeds. An estate sale, this home was worth $285,000 at the time and Steve bought it for $215,000.

He received $4,500 from one tenant, who unfortunately left due to a job transfer. His second tenant paid $5,000 down and is on track to purchase the home by February of 2010. An ideal tenant, he attends all of our classes, which are helping him repair his credit and prepare for purchasing the home. Steve was sold on him as a tenant when he walked through the home and announced, “I am going to live in this home until the day I die.” Steve cash flows $250 per month on this property.

Since then, Steve has purchased two more properties using the Strait Path™ system, both of which are doing phenomenally well. Steve’s goal is to sell his homes every two years and roll the proceeds into new properties. Within a few years, he will likely have ten properties paid off, which will generate about $15,000 of monthly cash flow.

 

Lance F.

Lance, a financial planner, is bombarded daily with investment opportunities. He rejects most of them because he readily recognizes that they’re not financially sound. He’s naturally a skeptical person, but when he researched the Strait Path™ system he was astounded by how it revolutionizes the real estate industry.

After joining our program, he was further amazed with the results of his first property.

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He was able to purchase and control it with $15,000 and he’s now cash flowing $600 per month, which is unheard of with traditional investments.

He projects that he’ll make $95,000 within two years, which would be an annual return of 317%.

After experiencing his success, Strait Path™ real estate is one of the first things he discusses with all of his clients, and he’s referred many of them to us. He’s convinced that the system is a far better and safer opportunity than most traditional investment options.

Leveraging Hidden Assets, Including Income & Credit Score

Duane

Duane is an optometrist. Having invested mostly in the stock market, he wanted to add real estate to his portfolio. He joined the investment program and we found two properties for him quickly, which we purchased using his income and credit score.

He has never set foot on the properties yet today he cash flows $766 per month on them because of our partnership. He received down payments totaling $10,000 and enjoys $114,000 of combined equity.

Scott E.

Scott was highly invested in the stock market, as well as his own companies. He had considered real estate in the past but had never acted on it. He partnered with our team and leveraged our experience, time, effort, and systems to buy a property in a neighboring city. He’s never been to the property.

Today he has $16,000 in his bank account from the transaction. He also has a positive cash flow of $739 per month and $80,000 of equity.

Connie

Connie is a title officer. After we used her to close a few loans, she was interested in learning more about our system. She became a client and used her income and credit to purchase three properties within a year and a half. She collected $17,000 total in down payments, her net worth has increased by over $180,000, and she receives $1,479 per month in positive cash flow.

Ben K.

BenKing 300x244 Real REIC ExperiencesBen started on the Strait Path™ at the age of 25. After graduating from college he had a decent job and good credit, but he was renting and had no other real assets. After he learned our system, he realized that his credit and job history were hidden assets that could be wisely leveraged.

While his peers and colleagues were all stuck in the renting trap, he had gained an entirely new perspective and was thinking in ways he hadn’t before.

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He saved up some money then found and purchased an excellent home with a mother-in-law apartment. With a sales price of $170,000 and a market value of $220,000, it had a twenty-three percent equity position. Since he was single, he rented out the mother-in-law apartment, as well as three rooms in the home, collecting a total of $1,500 per month.

His mortgage was $1,550 per month, so he was essentially living for free in a home that had increased his net worth by $50,000. Furthermore, since purchasing the home he has made improvements and it has been rezoned into a duplex, which has increased its value to about $230,000.

Then, six months later, he was married and he and his wife wanted their own home. They secured a home equity line of credit on their first home, which they then put down on a second home.

With a purchase price of $230,000 and a market value of $280,000, this bumped his net worth up another $50,000. This home also had a mother-in-law apartment, which he rents out for $750 per month.

They later refinanced the mortgage on their first home, which now has a monthly payment of $1,000 and a positive cash flow of $500. They are also in the process of selling it to an existing tenant using Compassionate Financing™ and will likely receive a down payment of $3,000.

Ben is now 28 years old, he and his wife have had a child, and they are ecstatic over how much they’ve been able to accomplish at such a young age. They are working on buying their third investment, which will hopefully close this year.

To put this in context, when Ben first started he was earning $13 per hour. At that rate, the $1,250 he earns monthly from his two properties is the equivalent of working an additional 96 hours of work per month, or 24 more hours per week. And keep in mind that his investment income is passive.

Rory & Andrea

rory 225x300 Real REIC ExperiencesRory works for a software company, and Andrea is a stay-at-home mother, as well as a part-time tax preparer. Knowing that they didn’t want to be stuck in the W-2 employee trap all their lives and wanting to create passive income, they began looking for suitable investments in 2007.

n 2008, after a diligent search and investigating several companies and investment options, they attended one of our seminars.

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After doing more research, they decided to move forward.

They lived in a single family home and they also owned a duplex, both of which had equity. Although they could have moved into a nicer home, they extracted their equity to purchase another investment property.

They then moved into one of their duplex units while collecting rent from the other unit. Using Compassionate Financing™, they found a tenant for the home they had just moved out of within one week. Their current cash flow covers all of their mortgages.

Switching from Traditional to Real Estate Investing

Ron E.

23 years ago Ron did an internship with a manufacturing facility while in college. He liked it so much that he ended up taking a job with them as an engineer.

Five years later, a married man with children and responsibilities, Ron began thinking of his future. Having very little guidance and not knowing what else to do, he started saving in the company 401(k). For eighteen years he saved diligently.

At its highest point his retirement account totaled $247,000. He was also paying extra mortgage payments with the intention of having it paid off before retirement.

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At the age of 44, he began analyzing the numbers and realized that it wasn’t going to be enough to retire on, even if everything went well. He also realized that, at his current rate, he wouldn’t be able to pay off his home by retirement age.

Feeling trapped, doomed to work until he was sixty-seven or even older, he began searching for other investment vehicles. He started reading mind-shifting books from authors such as Dale Carnegie and Napoleon Hill. He knew there had to be a different, better way than he had been taught — he just had to find it.

His search came to fruition in 2006 when the Strait Path™ real estate system was presented to him. It was everything he had been looking for — a safe, secure, lucrative investment system complete with mentoring, training, and support.

After performing due diligence and reading more books that we recommended, including Missed Fortune 101 by Doug Andrew and the Rich Dad series from Robert Kiyosaki, he was ready to act.

He refinanced his home to extract $130,000 of equity, which we used to purchase four investment properties within eleven months, giving him a total real estate portfolio of $1.1 million.

Between when he first started working with us and now, his net worth has increased by $250,000. In three years he has made more that what it took him eighteen years to make in his 401(k).

Furthermore, his assets are now collateralized and they provide an immediate and ongoing cash flow of $500 per month, not factoring in the amounts he’s received in down payments. And if the economy continues to worsen, it won’t matter because he can still derive an income from his real estate.

Ron says that he now has an entirely new outlook on life. He sees many more possibilities than he ever has. He feels much more in control, rather than, in his words, “being pulled by the nose in the system.” He feels empowered to be the creator of his life.

Chris & Shanna S.

chrisandshanna 300x255 Real REIC ExperiencesLearning the virtue of saving as a young man, Chris thought it the prudent thing to do. Unfortunately, he saved in the wrong vehicle — a 401(k). He and his wife, Shanna, were pleased to see their account rise in their first year.

The second year, however, was a different story; their account plummeted and their gains were erased. They began questioning whether the standard approach would serve them long-term. But with little knowledge of other options, they pressed forward for about fifteen years longer.

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Throughout these years, they discussed the idea of real estate investing, but could never agree on the strategy. Shanna pushed Chris to pursue rentals, but he dragged his feet because he feared the burden of receiving annoying phone calls in the middle of the night, managing lousy tenants; the common headaches associated with rentals.

In response, he suggested flipping, mistakenly thinking that this would mitigate their risk.

In 2008 they received an invitation to attend one of our seminars. Shanna urged Chris to attend with her, and he, though skeptical, agreed. It didn’t take long before they were sold on the Strait Path™ system. They recognized that it was the best of all worlds and appreciated its safety.

Using cash they had in bank accounts, they quickly purchased their first two homes. Soon after they refinanced their home and used the equity to purchase two more investments. Then, they partnered with a friend to purchase yet another property in the same year.

These five investments brought in over $15,000 in down payments, immediately increased their net worth by more than $300,000, and produce a positive monthly cash flow of $1,165. They have since purchased many more properties above and beyond the Strait Path system.

At its highest point — and after more than fifteen years — their 401(k) totaled about $100,000. In 2008 it tumbled to $65,000. When they joined our program their net worth stood at about $600,000. Within less than a year, that figure has leaped to about $2.1 million after they engaged on the Strait Path™.

Their increased wealth is one thing; what it allows them to do is another. Chris is passionate about helping people increase their resilience, their ability to manage opposition successfully. He and Shanna have a dream of building a foundation with this focus—and the Strait Path™ provides the funding for that dream, which would not have been possible had they stayed on the worn-out, traditional retirement path.

Matt K.

matt Real REIC ExperiencesA part-owner and salesman for a highly successful consulting firm, Matt had accumulated almost a million dollars, which was diversified among money market accounts, mutual funds, a 401(k), and IRAs. These funds did nothing but stagnate over the course of about ten years, so he began thinking of ways to manage that money better.

Although he had had a number of negative experiences with real estate in his past, after seeing the Strait Path™ system succeed he started coming around to the idea of investing in real estate.

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Kris Krohn approached him with one particular deal, the timing was right, and he partnered with Kris and paid cash for the home. Later, they refinanced the home to roll the cash into another home, and kept repeating the process. Since then, and over the course of about three years, they have bought thirty-one homes together, and we still own twenty-seven of those today.

Matt has leveraged his credit and job history and transferred about $800,000 of under-performing assets into Strait Path™ real estate. As a result, his net worth has skyrocketed by $1,567,000 since we began investing together in 2005, and his monthly positive cash flow totals $8,377.

Mindsets & Lifestyles Transformed

Kevin C.

kevin Real REIC Experiences“My wife and I were living in a townhome went we joined the REIC program. After plugging into the system, we moved out of my townhome and into an older home with equity that we had purchased. We quickly leased out the townhome through Compassionate Financing™. With a positive cash flow, it became an asset, rather than a liability.

“The home we moved into had a basement apartment, which we rented out. In a couple short months, we went from paying over $1,200 per month for housing to paying about $500 per month — only now we had two homes.

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“I got so excited about the possibilities that I started telling everyone I knew about it. This led to forming some partnerships, through which I purchased four more homes. I’ve since purchased twenty more homes through bulk bank foreclosures, which I own free and clear.

My net worth has gone from negative to $1.3 million — and that’s just counting my real estate holdings and excludes my ownership in a few companies. My monthly positive cash flow from real estate totals $2,100.

“Strait Path™ real estate provided me with a rope that I’ve used to climb out of a hole of debt and a limited mindset.”

Edee

As a mother of six children, Edee felt stuck in their compact twin home. Their small backyard wasn’t fenced and they lived on a busy street, which meant that she was constantly worried about her children playing.

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After learning the Strait Path™ system, she applied it to completely change their situation. First, she sold her home through Compassionate Financing™. After advertising for two weeks, showing the home to two tenants and receiving applications from both, she received $7,000 down and enjoys a positive monthly cash flow of $300.

Edee then found a perfect home in her dream neighborhood on a cul-de-sac and with a huge, fenced backyard. Not only does the home have enough bedrooms for each of her children, it also has an apartment, which she rents out for $700 per month. Between this rent and their previous rent, they essentially pay nothing for housing expenses.

The root of her lifestyle change was a change in mindset and the courage to act on the knowledge she had gained.

Duncan P.

Duncan 256x300 Real REIC Experiences“I have been self-employed for the past six years as a piano technician, and about three and a half years ago I tuned a piano for this young guy named Kris Krohn. I noticed he was at home during the middle of the day, which seemed quite unusual to me.

As I frequently do, I asked Kris what he did for a living. He was twenty-five years old, attending school full-time, working full-time, and already owned more than ten investment properties.

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“I wondered, ‘Where does this young guy get the money to buy all this property? And how, and what, and why and…?!’ All these questions flooded my mind. Our conversation ended up lasting almost two hours.

I asked Kris to personally mentor me in real estate. He invited me to some at-home meetings he was holding for a few other co-workers, where he showed us what he did, how he made phone calls, how he found the deals, etc.

“I jumped into the program. REIC immediately helped my wife and I buy a new primary residence, get tenants for our existing home, and buy another investment property and get it successfully contracted. It was exciting to watch all of my dreams beginning to take shape.

This year Kris has helped me buy many pieces of land as well as more than 25 homes nationwide, in addition to our three local properties.

“Over the past year Kris has helped us grow our personal net worth to well over half a million dollars. I can’t wait to see what we create in the next five years!”

The Power of Partnerships

Justin

At 21 years old, Justin had no credit, no capital, and no experience with real estate investing and no intentions of doing it. He was studying business at a local college. After accepting a position as a personal research assistant within our firm, he learned all about the system and got more excited about it over time.

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His parents were a perfect fit for the system, so he began teaching them with the hope of partnering with them. Not only were they extremely skeptical, they also had no time for real estate investing. His father owns a public relations firm and his mother is a full-time CPA.

Fortunately, over time he was finally able to get them to come to a seminar. They were both surprised and impressed that they could find no holes in the system. After researching it thoroughly, they joined the program and Justin had his partnership — he with time but no capital, and his parents with no time and a lot of capital.

Using his parents money and credit, Justin did all the legwork to secure two investment properties and get tenants into them. Their first home was purchased at a 21 percent discount with $64,000 of equity. They received $7,000 down from their tenant and it cash flows $50 per month.

The second home was purchased at a 27 percent discount with $80,000 of equity. They received $3,000 down and it cash flows $300 per month.

Now 23, Justin continues to improve his ability to invest personally. While currently focusing on sandwich financing deals, he is also establishing a work and credit history. When he and his parents sell their two homes and cash out, he can take his portion of the earnings and use it as capital on his own investments.

Rodney B.

rodney 259x300 Real REIC ExperiencesRodney’s dad had been self-employed his whole life and never had the security and success that Rodney wanted; Rodney wanted a “secure” career.

After graduating with a Business IT degree he took a job in Seattle. After a year of that, he realized that it wasn’t going to get him where he wanted to go, so he started doing some soul searching and having mental breakthroughs.

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He eventually moved to Utah so we could train and help him. He quickly purchased his first investment, which he moved into. Since he was single, he rented out the other rooms and made enough to pay for the mortgage.

He got so excited about the system that he began telling everyone he knew about it. Soon he was bringing in a lot of people to our events, and three of them wanted to partner with him. So far he has purchased homes with two of them, using their income and credit and his knowledge and effort, and he has formed an LLC with the third and they will be purchasing a home soon.

His own investments jumped his net worth from -$33,000 to over $100,000, and his partnerships boosted his net worth to over $200,000.

Trent R.

TrentRogers1 Real REIC ExperiencesA builder by trade, Trent had finished a home just when the market was going down and so he wanted to sell it quickly. He found a couple who wanted the home, but they couldn’t buy it until theirs sold. They ended up swapping homes. He tried to sell the new home for ten months, but with no success. Then, he found out about our system, joined the program, and used our system to sell the home within a month.

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He got excited about the system and began telling his family and friends about it. He partnered with his parents to purchase a home with $80,000 of equity and a positive monthly cash flow of over $500. He’s also partnering with his father-in-law and they will purchase a property together soon.

Dave

Dave was single and 27 years old when he first started in real estate investing. Though he had a great work history, he had very little credit and so was unable to get approved for a loan by himself. His cousin, on the other hand, had excellent credit but a limited job history. Together, the two of them came up with a down payment, applied for a loan, were approved, and purchased a split-level duplex. At the time of purchase, the home was worth $240,000 and they bought it for $198,000. Dave lives in the downstairs unit and his cousin lives upstairs and they split the utilities. And, since he’s single, Dave rents out rooms, which means that his portion of the payment is paid for.

Reduced Headaches with Compassionate Financing™

Tyler B.

tylerbennett1 e1265060780317 244x300 Real REIC Experiences“I have been a landlord for a couple of rentals for the last five years. Last December, one of my renter’s leases was expiring on December 31st, so I decided to try the Compassionate Financing™ program. I hired them on the second week of December to sell the contract, and he had it sold and the contract closed by the last week of December. I had a new tenant before my old tenant’s lease had expired! Not only that, but the contract included $7,000 down payment, and $1,550 monthly payment, which gives me $400 positive cash flow.

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“During my previous days as a landlord, I was constantly involved in the maintenance of the property, which required A/C and plumbing repairs, lawn maintenance, snow issues, etc. My renters were calling me all the time. Since converting my rental property to Compassionate Financing™, I not only have positive cash flow, but my total communication with the tenants has been nothing but two text messages in seven months. They are on track to purchase the property at the end of the term, which will give me enough equity to expand to more properties after that.”

Dan

Dan joined our program in 2008. He was initially skittish, since he had been around the corporate world and knew the difference between sales presentations and reality. However, after interviewing a number of people within our firm and finding out that most of them were doing their own investing — not just selling the program — he felt more confident. With good credit, a solid income, and about $100,000 in liquid funds, he was ready to roll.

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Within a couple weeks of joining the program, he bought his first property with a purchase price of $182,000 and a market value of $230,000. After about two months and one failed attempt, he found a solid family that had fallen in love with the home and were ecstatic about our rent-to-own program.

One of their children had a congenital heart disease, which forced them to accrue a mountain of medical bills and eventually declare bankruptcy. They had lost their first home and had been living in an apartment, which was a terrible situation. Their downstairs neighbor was a volatile man with a mental illness. He would bank on doors and yell frequently. They were afraid to even let their children play in the play area. Though they had spoken with the landlord about the situation, he had refused to do anything about it.

Overjoyed, they gladly put $5,000 down and are now paying $1,300 per month, of which $200 applies toward their eventual purchase. They have replaced the furnace and cleared the yard to install playground equipment, among other improvements. Dan receives a positive monthly cash flow of $200, they have never been late on their rent payment, and Dan never has to handle maintenance issues.

Compassionate Financing™ Tenant Stories

Andy & Laurie

Andy and Laurie were college students when we offered them the opportunity to rent to own. Andy was working full time and they may have been able to get approved for a loan, but they just weren’t ready for such a major commitment. Rent to own was a perfect fit for them. They loved the idea of having a place they could call their own. The home was in fairly good condition, but they enjoyed fixing it up over time. The painted almost the whole interior and improved the yard. The home also had a small apartment, which they refurbished and rented out. Two years later they purchased the home, and they still live there today.

Austin

Austin had a great job and good credit, but was unable to qualify for a mortgage simply because he hadn’t worked in the same industry for at least two years. Austin was sick of renting. One day he saw one of our “Rent-2-Own” signs and called on it. He was excited to learn that through our program he could earn thousands of dollars of equity, buy a home, and build even more equity in that home than a bank would ever allow. He put $7,000 down to buy his payment down a little and entered into an agreement with us. A year and a half later, he bought the home with over $20,000 of equity.

Pat

Pat didn’t have enough income to qualify for a typical loan. We reviewed his situation, and although we were slightly worried about his low income, we decided to offer him the property. It turned out to be a great decision because not only was he a great tenant, be he also recently approached us to purchase the home.

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After three years of renting his financial situation has drastically improved. He’s now buying the home with twenty percent down and he’s also gaining $17,000 of equity that has accrued.

Tyler B.

Tyler had a home available that he was advertising as a Rent-To-Own property. He was approached by a family who had experienced financial difficulty. They explained that their daughter — one of five children — was terminally ill and that they had incurred substantial medical bills. Furthermore, Tyler’s home was right across the street from some of their family members. They wanted to be close to family and friends for support as they dealt with their daughter’s illness.

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When Tyler explained the program to them, they were ecstatic. They couldn’t believe that it was possible for them to control a home, live in it like it was theirs, build equity, make improvements, and all without having to get approved for traditional financing. What made the deal work for them was the flexibility. Without our program they would have been forced to rent and would not have been able to live close to their family. Tyler worked with them and met their needs during a very difficult time. He received a $5,000 down payment and they have faithfully paid their rent for over a year.

Profit-Focused Investment Financing

Daren

Daren was a high-level corporate executive when we met. He had a high net worth and income, but he realized that he needed to diversify his investments, which were largely held in the stock market. Leveraging his income and credit score, he was able to purchase five homes in one year.

The interest rate on his first home was 6.75%, which generated a positive cash flow of $590 per month. On his second home, the interest rate jumped to seven percent, with a monthly cash flow of $629. His third home was financed at 7.5 percent with a monthly cash flow of $540, the fourth was at 7.78 percent and cash flowed $550 per month, and his fifth home was financed at 8.25% and produced a monthly cash flow of $386.

Although his interest rates continued to climb with each additional purchase, he was still profitable. Because he focused on the profits over the interest rates, he now cash flows $2,695 per month, he received $25,590 in up front option considerations, and his net worth jumped by over a quarter of a million dollars just from his initial purchases.