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You know what pisses banks off more than anything, losing money. And they lose money when you

cut them out of the deal. Here's what I mean. Last summer, a private client of mine, Ivan, came to me asking how to best invest his $100,000 in real estate. And I told him something that shocked them. I said, don't. Stick it under your mattress, bury it in the backyard. I mean, whatever you do, do not invest it in real estate. Now, most investors completely miss what I'm about to show you. You see, investing in real estate, it could present 99 problems, but money ain't one.

It's never a money problem.

It's always an idea problem.

And by the end of this, you're going to see the three secrets that help Ivan go from zero deals to six cash flowing properties while barely touching his $100,000.

I'm going to show you how to use intellectual

currency instead of cash, the three common mistakes that kill most seller finance deals before they ever

start, and the deal dynamics axis that makes sellers say yes to creative financing. Now, when I told

Ivan to keep his money under his mattress, and he looked at me kind of puzzled, understandably,

he was like, well, then how are we going to invest in real estate? I was like, Ivan, look, we do need currency

to invest in real estate, but here's what most people don't understand. You've got two types

of currency available to you. You've got cash currency and you've got intellectual currency. And

here's why this is important. You see, when people have cash to invest, they use it. When they don't, they find better deals. I mean, think about it. Having cash makes people lazy. You stop looking for creative solutions. I mean, you just throw money at the problems and you stop seeing opportunities that others miss. But when you don't have cash, that's when your intellectual currency activates.

You start seeing deals differently.

You find solutions others can't see.

Now, banks really don't want you knowing this next part because when you learn this,

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