Invest in tax liens and tax deeds – from your kitchen table. Post 26


Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS™

In this electrified, digitized, cellularized, videoized, networked and connected world, via the internet, we can skip to any part of the world, see other countries, investigate subjects without end and learn things unimaginable – all remotely.

“The world is flat,” says Thomas Friedman, allowing persons in any foreign country to explore records in America. And, as long as the site has a translation program, Americans can see foreign sites.

The next generation of parents will have the best of all worlds. We are connected and therefore we have the ability to work remotely, at least to some degree. This will allow for parents to stay at home, watch the kids grow up and allow the kids to see parents in something other than a trying to de-stress after work mode.

Working from home is now a national obsession. There are great numbers of woman who are working from home. The Chambers of Commerce are recognizing this trend and creating committees dedicated to helping organize Home Based businesses. The Micro business is written about in business magazines and studied in business schools.

Small works. Working remotely works. Especially when investing in tax liens and tax deeds.

Investing in tax liens and tax deeds is a wonderful business and being able to work the tax delinquent property business remotely means that we are not chained to the geographic area that we live in.

This is most important, for several reasons.

1 The opportunities in your geographic area will be plentiful, however the type of market you have may not be conducive to your marketing skills. For example: if the market is down, although you will be able to easily buy at very low prices, you will have a much harder time to sell. That is the definition of a slow market. You may be more comfortable working a strong market. Therefore, you will have to find a strong market to work – remotely.

2  You may have an affinity for certain types of property and they may be located in different geographic areas. Example: perhaps you are interested in property on the water, but you live in New Mexico or Idaho or Montana or you are in Mongolia. All these locations are hardly known for their aquatic locations.

3  Perhaps you wish to move from your present location to a distant location, near a relative. Or, perhaps you are seeking fun in the sun and need to choose from areas in Florida, California, Alabama, the Carolinas, etc.. In that case you could use your tax lien and tax deed investing to research potential relocation areas as well as learning the laws and practices of those areas.

4  The most important reason that it is important to be able to work this business remotely is – because you can.

In this business you can sit at your kitchen table and via the internet, you can tour the 50 states and possessions. You can explore the records of all 3332 counties. You can see the inner workings of the multitudes of municipalities and other taxing jurisdictions.

The counties are obligated, by law, to share their records with you. There are so many counties that have their records online that you can concentrate on just one of those areas and have enough work for several full time jobs.

My students are shown how to easily and inexpensively get the records they need – all remotely, so that they can properly do the research on prospective investment properties.

My students are coached in how to speak to prospective sellers so that a high level of success is achieved – remotely, over the telephone.

With Coach Mitch’s “Ridiculously Simple System…” you need no office, no staff, no fancy equipment or big overhead. You just need a computer (laptop) and a dream.

See Coach Mitch’s “Ridiculously Simple System…” ™ for details.

Happy investing,

Mitchell Goldstein - Coach Mitch
518-439-6100 until midnight EST
www.CoachMitch.com

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