The dynamics and the language within the contract is designed to protect me

and just like we have now in our contracts when we're buying it levels of playing field and it puts

more weight on our side to give us what we need in order to close. It's a much better way of doing

business. Welcome to the Big Fat Real Estate Checks Podcast with Marco Kuzlowski, where we help

investors like you get the knowledge and skills you need to replace your J-O-B with passive cash flow

for life. Hey everyone, welcome to Big Fat Real Estate Checks. I'm your host, Marco Kuzlowski,

and I'm here with Garille Araish and Franca Galuccio or Francesca Galuccio, I should say.

And we are delighted to bring you as much great content as possible. And if you have not yet

listened to the first 10 episodes, please do. It explains how we get into creative real estate

by using none of our own money, none of our own credit, and using asset-based lenders among other

amazing tools, which is what we're going to be discussing today. I believe we're going to discuss

options. Options are really cool. Options are the nut stock options where you're paying money to

control the stock for a period of time or a contract, although it's almost identical.

Well, it's similar. Exactly the same, except you don't need a lot of money in real estate

You can do it for a dollar, you can do it for a hundred dollars, you can do it, and you can still

control millions and millions of dollars in assets with pretty much no money if you know what you're

doing. So, so you don't need necessarily money. The idea is the same. It is almost identical,

except you don't need a lot of cash. How about that? Okay, is that? Yeah, that better. That's right.

Thanks. I'm being slapped down already. Forgive me. I like a lot. I think we just discussed

what options are. It's when you get to control the piece of property for a specific amount of time

for a fee or consideration of some kind and it does not have to be money. It can be a bag of chips,

it can be a hug, it can be a service, it can be pretty much anything. So as long as there's

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