 Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | March 12th,2011 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS Not all systems are good.Think about this idea for a minute. How often do we give in to bad behavior that we know is not good,but we do it anyway. Our brain and persona are comfortable with our bad behavior. We have internalized (systematized) our bad habits until we no longer even think about them. We just do . . . Read More:Behavior –change your habits for the better. Post 166  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | March 1st,2011 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONSHaste Makes WasteI am increasingly worried about the lack of due diligence amongst wanna-be real estate investors. One of the more misinterpreted guru sayings is,“You can’t steal a deal if you’re moving in slow motion.” Well sometimes if you move too fast,it is you who is bamboozled. The voice of experienceI read a blog . . . Read More:Due diligence –do it or be sorry you didn’t. Post 164  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | February 22nd,2011 Warning –Mortgage Assignments are not what you think.Duncan Wierman Jan 27,2011 “Mortgage Assignments” are a dangerous,deceptive and short-term strategy. Use it at your own risk. I am on the war path and very alarmed about many real estate information marketing gurus who are promoting this strategy. These so called real estate gurus are glossing over the real risks – to the buyer,seller,and “broker” – inherent in this strategy,I . . . Read More:Mortgage Assignments are not legal. Post 163  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | February 12th,2011 January Foreclosure Activity Continues To Be Depressed Due To Robofraud, Judicial State REOs PlungeRealtyTrac by Tyler Durden 02/10/2011 “Unfortunately this is less a sign of a robust housing recovery and more a sign that lenders have become bogged down in reviewing procedures,resubmitting paperwork and formulating legal arguments related to accusations of improper foreclosure processing.”What is interesting is the growing distinction between judicial and non-judicial state REO activity… A total . . . Read More:Mortgage foreclosures keep on,keepin’on. Post 162  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | February 4th,2011 Has anyone heard of buying tax foreclosure property in Wyoming? February 1st,2011 I saw a blog and the 5 comments had lots of inaccurate information. I thought you should be apprised of what passes for informed thought in America these days. I indicated the incorrect comment in bold and labeled it (INCORRECT) I left the 5 comments intact so as to retain the context of their comment. My . . . Read More:Tax lien foreclosure in Wyoming…Post 161  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | January 29th,2011 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS™ Another subscriber question. Hi Mitch, Have you ever done this … (tax delinquent property investing…ed.note) with Commercial Real Estate ? Thanks,Angelo ************* Angelo, Thank you for the question. Investing in commercial tax delinquent property is done in the same manner as residential property investing. Typically though, the sellers are more sophisticated,have many more assets,as well . . . Read More:Is commercial tax delinquent property a good beginner investment? Post 160  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | November 19th,2010 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS™ When is the best time to buy real estate? What a great question. I have never heard anyone ask that question,have you? Think about it. Everyone asks,“When is the best time to sell?”That’s the way we think. We don’t think in advance. We wait until we own something,and then we start thinking about selling it. What . . . Read More:Tis the season to be buying…Fa la lalalaaa,la laa laa laaaa…Post 157  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | September 19th,2010 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS™ In hard times,people try harder When economic times are hard,we are all trying harder to be creative,to be flexible,to make something out of nothing,or to stretch the little we have into something that can be used. I was trying to rent a house. It’s one of my keeper properties. I’ve had it for a long . . . Read More:When can creative real estate investing be too creative? 156  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | July 16th,2010 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS™ The Wannabe When someone asks me how to be a successful real estate investor,I ask them what they think makes up that success. Invariably,they maintain that knowledge of some real estate investing program is needed,like how to do foreclosure investing,or lease optioning,or rehabilitation,Subject To,etc. When I ask if they have ever invested in . . . Read More:How to become a successful real estate investor. Post 155  Mitch Goldstein | Coach Mitch | June 25th,2010 Coach Mitch’s REFLECTIONS™ A most important skill for any investor,but especially for a real estate investor,is how to evaluate a transaction. Just say,“Yes!”™ Quickly differentiating what may be a good deal from what is probably a marginal or bad deal,is a necessary skill. We have all (me too) been guilty of being enthusiastic about having a property owner contact . . . Read More:How do you evaluate a real estate investment? Post 153 | Complimentary Report10 Ways Coach Mitch's "Ridiculously Simple System..." Is An Extraordinarily Profitable Way To Invest
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