Welcome back,
As some of you know my real estate investing book was recently added to Amazon’s digital online book store. This investing book does not revolve around the how-to steps or real estate theory. Instead this new book looks at people finding and maintaining happiness while investing in real estate.
Over the past 3 years I have been researching what other active and successful investors “do” to:
- Build a thriving real estate business.
- Remain happy throughout their days.
- Enjoy a closer relationship with their loved ones.
- Secrets to Real Estate Investing Happiness
After receiving hundreds of responses, some of them repeating over and over, I decided to research them all (research included in the book) and try them out myself. Over the past 12 months I have been searching my heart, monitoring my happiness levels and my levels of productivity simultaneously. This research has greatly influenced 50 Simple Secrets To Be A Happy Real Estate Investor.
The project has been a labor of love that should be free for everyone to learn and grow from.
It is my personal belief that most real estate investors are too focused on making money and creating a profit. Profit only comes from creating value for our sellers and buyers. The more value we create and the more we help others, the more income we can expect to create for ourselves.
To gain clarity let us first understand that your successful and profitable real estate investing business is going to (and likely already does) require hard work, dedication, persistence, daily action, and education.
With that said it is vital to understand that “A Happy investor is a productive and motivated investor”.
The tips and secrets included in 50 Simple Secrets To Be A Happy Real Estate Investor are only the most powerful and most popular secrets of happiness I have collected. Our real estate investing community is a small family; we should strive to help one another to learn and grow our businesses together. Although we all have separate businesses we are not in this journey alone.
I have made this book free in its digital format. Please:
- Enjoy the book.
- Share the link with your friends
- & Leave a great review on Amazon if the book has helped you. (These reviews help others know this book has been helpful and valuable.)
Download Free. Read. Take the Daily Challenge. Get Results. Be Happy.
If you have any additional secrets for happiness as a real estate investor please comment your thoughts and ideas below.
Love what you do daily,
John Fedro
support@mobilehomeinvesting.net
P.S. Additionally, if you have ever wanted to write your own digital book click here to learn how I made it to #1 in just 3 weeks.
7 Responses
Absolutely wonderful book John. I love the idea and the help you are providing for others. And of course thanks for making it free 🙂
Thanks again,
Ally
Hi Ally,
Thanks for the kind words. Happy to help and share the wealth.
Enjoy!
John
Hi John,
What a wonderful idea for an investor book. Can’t wait to read it.
Cheers 😉
Edward Valdosta
Hi Edward,
Thanks for the kind words and I hope you enjoy it. If you have any suggestions or comments don’t hesitate to mention them, I am always looking for feedback to make the book or site better.
All the best,
John Fedro
Hi John!
Love your web site and all the info you share! I do have a question regarding the lot rents. Why would I as a mobile home seller pay the lot rent. If someone is buying my home from me, why would they not be paying the lot rent? Thanks in advance for your response!
Hi Debbie,
Thanks for commenting and for your kind words. I would be happy to help with regards to your questions. In a traditional “all cash” sale or “bank financing” sale where you will receive all your money day #1 then you would not pay for the new buyer/owner’s lot rent. However if you are collecting some payments from your buyer then I encourage you to collect the lot rent from your buyer monthly and you pay for the lot rent yourself. There are many reasons for this advice, the main point being that I trust you more than I trust your buyer. If the buyer stops paying you monthly for your property than they will likely stop paying the lot rent too. If this happens and the buyers stop paying the lot rent then you will have to make up the past due amount or the park can evict your home before the buyers pay you off in full. Does this make sense?
So in short if you sell for cash or bank financing you would not make the payments for your buyer’s lot rent.
Hope this helps. If you are still confused don’t hesitate to comment back and we’ll get things cleared up.
All the best and talk soon,
John Fedro
Naturally create more happiness for yourself by implementing time-tested secrets to happiness used by other real estate professional and investors just like you. Start to experience more productivity, satisfaction, and success immediately.
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