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The Real Estate Guys

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4.7 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2010

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Lots of good real estate news lately! Does that mean real estate is back? Inquiring minds want to know! So we decide to dig deeper into the headlines to see what we can find out. In the news room for this broadcast are your host and chief news analyst, Robert Helms; Co-host and head article clipper, Russell Gray; and the stone tablet reviewer, The Godfather of Real Estate, Bob Helms.Thanks to the internet, real estate investors have more access to more information than ever before! But to whom much is given, much is required. It's more important than ever to consider carefully what is being reported, who's reporting it, and whether the underlying facts are accurate.We shoot through reports on news about housing, employment, consumer confidence and economic trends - all of which provide clues we can use to determine what's really happening out there. Of course, you always run the risk of paralysis of analysis, so managing your mindset is just as important as filtering through all the noise.At the end of the day (and this broadcast!), it all comes down to taking action. Knowledge is only power when acted upon. If there's opportunity in turmoil, then a key to success is to take action when others are hesitating. How? Tune in and find out!Want more? Sign up for The Real Estate Guys free newsletter at http://realestateguysradio.com/newsletter-signup/

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Robert Helms, and thanks for listening to the Real Estate Guys podcast.
0:03.4	Hey, do me a favor.
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0:07.3	We'd really love to know what you think.
0:08.9	Thanks so much.
0:09.6	Now, on with the show.
0:13.2	Welcome to the Real Estate Guys radio program.
0:15.6	It is early June 2010 and all over the news.
0:19.2	It says the housing market is rebounding. It is, isn't it? That's what we'll
0:24.1	talk about today on the Real Estate Guy's radio program. Hi, this is Robert Helms. As a real estate
0:29.9	investor, you know you need to be concerned about asset protection. When an investor asks me about
0:35.2	the litigation explosion in America and what they can do to better protect their real estate assets, I like to refer to them to corporate direct.
0:41.3	Equity happens, but it can be limited without solid asset protection in place.
0:45.3	And Corporate Direct protects your assets.
0:47.3	Corporate Direct is owned and operated by Garrett Sutton.
0:50.3	He's an attorney, best-selling author, and one of Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Advisors.
0:54.9	Here and his staff are knowledgeable, helpful, and surprisingly affordable. And I know,
0:59.5	I've used Corporate Direct and have been exceedingly satisfied with their service. They're on the web
1:03.6	at CorporatDirect.com, or you can call them at 1-800-600-1760. That's CorporateDirect.com, or 1,800, 600, 1760. You know you need asset protection
1:15.6	for your real estate, so visit CorporateDirect.com or 1,800, 600, 1760. Find them on the resource page
1:23.6	at Real Estate Guys Radio.com. That's CorporateDirect.com. Hi, this is Kim Kiyosaki. I'm the author
1:31.5	of Rich Woman, and you are listening to The Real Estate Guys. Well, hello and welcome to the
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