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CREATED BY MARK WALTERS ________________________________________________________________

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THE 1 EXTRA HOUSE PROFIT FORMULA

IMPORTANT:

WELCOME TO THE “1 EXTRA HOUSE PROFIT FORMULA”…

My name is Mark Walters and I’m a 3rd generation real estate investor,

author, and consultant. Each day I share real estate strategies with tens

of thousands of my subscribers in my free daily “Profit Potential

Newsletter”.

My goal in this “1 Extra House Profit Formula” guide is to inspire you

and give you REAL HOPE and INSPIRATION…because that’s exactly what

this is capable of.

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To give you some background - my grandfather started investing in real

estate in 1937 in San Jose, California during the great depression.

He shared the family business with my father, who then shared it with

me.

As a result my family’s been sharing real estate ideas with good people

like you since 1985.

But it wasn’t always like this…not for me anyway.

In my twenties back in the 1980’s I was a real estate agent, and then a

couple years later a real estate broker in the San Francisco bay area.

Houses were expensive there even back then, and I wanted to be able

to buy houses of my own. Because of that I stopped being a real estate

broker and moved to Phoenix, AZ after the real estate crash in 1992.

(Yes we had another crash in the early 2000’s too…but this was one

before that because of the same reason…bad house loans. You would

have thought lenders would have learned their lesson back then.)

Although my father shared what he learned from real estate investing

with me, it was still on my shoulders to take action and invest for

myself.

Being a real estate broker and real estate investor are two different

things…

I wanted to buy nice houses like other successful investors…that I could

rent out for a positive cash flow and flip for a nice pay day.

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But early on after moving to Phoenix, I didn’t have much money and

couldn’t qualify for a home loan… and I lacked the confidence to buy

houses with creative financing back then.

Because of that I felt stuck! Have you ever felt that way?

Back in the 1990’s in Phoenix, I lived in this singlewide mobile home…

I wasn’t making much money at the time and was grateful to be able to

afford living here.

Now please realize, this isn’t the kind of “1 Extra House” I’m referring to

in this guide, but I wanted to share a little bit of my journey with you

here in case you can relate.

Prior to living in the mobile home, I had been living in an apartment

with a longtime friend and his girlfriend. He was the stage manager for

the heavy metal group Anthrax, and she helped the band with their hair

and other things. They were on tour a lot so I had the apartment to

myself for months at a time.

(I bet you weren’t expecting to read THAT in this guide!)

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When I was a teenager I was in rock bands in the San Francisco bay

area. At age 19 I realized I wasn’t the greatest musician in the world

and better look for another avenue of income. That led to real estate

which I’m truly grateful for.

Many of my friends from those days went on to get signed and become

working musicians…and a few became bonafide Rock Stars that

continue to play today and tour the world. So that’s how I ended up

living with my friend and his girlfriend who worked for Anthrax.

We lived together for 2 years in an apartment we shared in Phoenix,

AZ. One day in 1994 they said, “Mark, it’s nothing personal but we’d

like to get a place of our own”. That made sense to me.

I had just a couple weeks left to find another place to live when my

father suggested a mobile home. My friend had written a book on

investing in mobile homes so I read it quickly and started looking for

one to move into.

Again, this guide isn’t about mobile homes, but you need to hear this

part first before we move on to the “1 Extra House” part, okay?

I found the mobile home pictured above from a motivated seller who

owned it free and clear…which meant she had the ability to lower the

price. This was important because I didn’t have a lot of money at the

time.

I negotiated a price of $5,500. That included a very new washing

machine, an old dryer, and a nearly new refrigerator.

Lot rent was about $203 a month which included water and garbage

removal.

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There were empty spaces in the mobile home park so I went to the

manager of the park and asked if they would give me some free

month’s rent to keep my home in their park.

They agreed and gave me 2 month’s free rent that equaled $406 in

savings. So I essentially got this single wide, 12x60, 2 bed one bath

mobile home built in 1974 for just over 5 grand and I was thrilled to get

it.

I lived in this mobile home for 6 years in a part of Phoenix, Arizona at

the corner of Bethany Home Rd. and Grand Ave. near the railroad

tracks. It wasn’t a perfect part of town to say the least, but it was home

and I was grateful to have a place of my own.

That being said, because I wasn’t making much money at that time, I

felt like my life was on hold until I could figure something out. I also

didn’t feel like I was at a financial place in my life where I could

contribute to a relationship, so I held off on trying to meet the right

woman and get married.

Because of that limiting belief, I spent a lot of lonely times in that trailer

dreaming of, “Some Day”. Have you ever had times like that too?

During this same time of my life, I was managing all of my father’s

rental houses. I would market the houses for rent, screen tenants,

collect rents, schedule repairs, make the loan payments, and do

everything else needed to keep his properties filled and profitable.

But I wanted houses of my own to be able to manage and prosper with.

Little did I know at the time that a “positive shift” was about to

happen…

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In 1996 I was able to buy this house…

The only reason I was able to afford this house was because I had

inherited a little money from my grandparents that I used as a down

payment.

This house actually had one of those old assumable loans on it so I

didn’t have to qualify…otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to buy the

house.

And because of my low income, I couldn’t afford the payments on this

house, so I rented it out.

It had a positive monthly cash flow of about $200.

So I just let that add up over the years as I continued living in my

affordable single wide trailer.

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During this time I did a lot of soul searching.

Have you ever thought to yourself about your own life, “Wow, I

thought things would be different - I thought things would be better by

now”?

Well if you have you’re not alone because I wondered those exact

thoughts for 6 years while I lived in that trailer.

After a while I had a new friend come to live with me…

Above is my dog Jake who helped me find a great house that really was

the turning point for me. But I’m getting a little ahead of myself…

I had been dating a very nice lady who moved from Phoenix up to Las

Vegas. She had roommates who had rescued Jake from the pound in

Vegas earlier that week…but they treated him terribly.

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I had flown up there to visit my girlfriend at the time and this other

couple offered Jake to me. Because I had a mobile home without a

yard, I wasn’t sure how I’d take care of him properly. After much

consideration I agreed to take him with me…but they changed their

minds!

It darn near killed me too because at that point I had mentally made

the decision to take him. I didn’t sleep all night. The next day they

offered him to me again and told them “YES” on the spot and that this

time there was no going back on their offer.

So I called up the airline and canceled might flight back to Phoenix.

Next I called the rental car company where I’d rented my car for the

trip and told them I’m not bringing the car back to the airport in

Vegas…instead I was driving it back down to Phoenix and that I’d pay

whatever extra charge there was.

That’s how Jake made it down to live in the mobile home. And it’s a

good thing he did because little did I know how much that one decision

would end up changing my life!

Because I didn’t have a fenced in yard, I took Jake for 2 walks a day,

almost every day, for years.

During one of the normal walks we always took, something happened

that would literally change my life forever. And it’s part of the

inspiration for this guide you’re reading now.

As we were going to the park for his walk that day we passed an

apartment building. Jake went to smell some bushes near a front door

when I noticed a flyer. For some reason I was drawn to it…and I’m sure

glad I was!

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On it was an advertisement for a new starter homes community being

built on the outskirts of town. The prices for these model houses were

reasonable for the area…and they were serving Free Cookies, so how

could I resist?

After getting Jake back from our walk, I hopped in the car and went to

these new model houses. I was floored at the value considering the

price.

It was at that moment that I knew I had found the ONE THING I was

hoping for all those years…lower priced STARTER HOMES.

They had the numbers that would allow me to rent them out at break

even or positive cash flow…

And allow me to find nice desirable bargains and sell them for a higher

price and pocket the profits.

Would that have gotten you excited too?

Now please remember at that time, I was the guy who had been living

in a single wide mobile home hearing gun shots at night, and holding

back starting a life with a great woman because of a lack of funds and

lack of a good future.

But there I was, sitting inside of a Starter Home feeling so excited I

could barely believe it was really happening…and what would happen

next!

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So I scraped together some of the money I’d been saving from the

positive cash flow on my rental house, and used it to buy this house...

Because my income had risen by then, I decided to move in.

I soon realized that many of the people moving into the Starter Homes

in my neighborhood were spending a LOT of money on brand new

furniture and landscaping improvements. Some were even

buying new cars.

These were people often getting into their first house, and FINANCING

a higher lifestyle than they could really afford.

As time progressed, I saw that some of these people had to move

out…in many cases because they probably couldn’t afford their

payments anymore.

Because I knew about ways to buy and invest in real estate, I saw this as

the perfect way to be able to help these types of homeowners - and

pick up their property at the same time.

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At that moment I decided to buy more Starter Homes, but only NICE

homes in areas that people WANTED to live in.

So I bought this starter home too…

And this starter home…

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And this starter home…

And this starter home…

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And this home too…

I bought other houses too, but I think you get the idea.

I rented these houses out so that renters would essentially provide the

money to make the mortgage payments and buy these houses FOR ME.

They were doing this for me while my regular income was still pretty

low like before, although it was going up a little bit.

As you can see, bargain Starter Homes were the one thing that finally

helped me get into the game.

Fast forward to today and I have the life I’d been dreaming about all

those years.

I fired my job back in 2004 and haven’t had to go into work since.

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And the pride I began feeling as I knew my parents were proud of me

for taking the knowledge they had shared and put it into ACTION…that

was an amazing turnaround.

My wife gets excited with all the freedom we have in our life too…yes I

found the woman of my dreams and finally got married.

I so grateful to know what it’s like to support my family in a way that

makes them feel more secure about their life and possibilities…

And to be able to share the things I’ve learned and continue to learn

with tens of thousands of subscribers so that it can potentially make a

difference in their family’s life too.

As I just showed you, once I took ACTION on Starter Homes, my life

took a whole new direction and outcome.

And NOW it’s time to discuss what I call…

“The 1 Extra House Profit Formula”

Now that you know why I’m so passionate about bargain houses, let’s

shift to how just one extra house might be able to help you and your

future too.

Before we talk about “The 1 Extra House Profit Formula”, if you don’t

already have a house that you’re currently living in as your primary

residence, we FIRST need to help you get one…

Click here for 85 ways to find bargain houses.

Click here to learn how to buy houses with little money.

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What’s great about owning the house you live in is it’s easy to

understand the benefits…

1. Assuming you bought the house you live in at a price that was within

your ability to reasonably make your payments, you’ll feel better and

more financially secure.

2. As I write this, there are some tax deductions such as –

a. real estate taxes actually paid to the taxing authority

b. interest that qualifies as home mortgage interest

c. mortgage insurance premiums

Be sure to contact your Accountant to verify this as things chance. You

can also find more information about these kinds of deductions on the

IRS website found here https://www.irs.gov/publications/p530

3. Potential Appreciation. As you’re well aware, real estate can go up in

value and down in value depending on the market.

It’s best to look at appreciation as icing on the cake - if it happens great.

The nice thing is, depending on when you buy/bought your home in the

real estate market cycle, you might be poised for this type of added

equity in your house. That’s good when it comes time to needing to tap

into that money at some time in your life.

4. Mortgage Buy Down. Unlike rent that’s paid and gone forever, each

month you make your home loan payment, a portion of that goes to

pay down the principle still owed on your house.

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The TERM of a house loan is the amount of time and monthly payments

needed to pay off the loan. Traditionally the term for a house loan is 30

years. When interest rates are very low, some people will get a loan

with a 15 year term. That requires a higher payment because fewer

payments will be made.

Either way, when that term is up, the house is paid for and you own it

free and clear.

As good as it is having a personal residence with equity in it - in order to

get to that equity you must either…

Refinance, and go through making payments again…

Or sell the property you may not really want to move from.

That leads us to “The 1 Extra House Profit Formula”. It’s referring to

one extra house in ADDITION to the one you live in as your primary

residence.

When you have an additional house - that allows your RENTERS to

supply you with the cash each month to make the monthly payments

on it - that can be a very good thing.

It allows you the chance to “double-down” on potential appreciation,

tax benefits, and mortgage buy-down.

That way when you get to a point in your life when you could use extra

money, you don’t have to refinance or sell your primary residence, you

can simply refinance or sell your “1 Extra House”.

If you felt secure owning your principle residence, think how good you

might feel owning a nice rental property that has the chance to add to

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your bottom line savings. That’s how wealth creation starts. And the

good news is it’s NOT rocket science.

So let’s have a little fun here. I’m going to keep the numbers simple

because my business motto is, “Keep it SIMPLE, SAFE and FUN!”

Are you with me on this? Okay good!

I’m going to give you a hypothetical example here. The house value for

this example is going to be $100,000. Undoubtedly your market values

will be higher or lower. Simply adjust as needed.

Okay Let’s Rock…

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1 Extra House Potential Equity Build Up -

A Hypothetical Example:

Let’s say you were able to buy your 1 Extra House from a

very motivated home seller in the kind of creative ways that

real estate investors do it…

Click here to learn those kinds of methods.

The house is worth $100,000 and the remaining balance on

the loan is $90,000.

The seller was motivated to sell and they signed over the

deed to the house to you and walked away without requiring

any money.

(Sometimes you’ll have to give these types of motivated

home sellers a little money, but we’re keeping it SIMPLE here.)

You took over the payments on the underlying loan on the

house. (You’d only do this if the numbers on the loan make

sense.)

The Result: You own the house with $10,000 of equity.

Some investors require there to be more money in the deal

than that, but that’s up to you.

If your marketing undercovers someone who just wants out

of their house and they’re willing to sign over the deed and

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walk away, would you turn your back on that because there

was only 10% equity in the deal?

If you found just 3 people like that you would have bought

3 houses for very little money.

Even if they wanted a little bit of money, would it be worth

it to you to buy the house and acquire their equity and future

appreciation and potential tax benefits?

What if your 1 Extra House went up in value over time to

$150,000?

That would then be $60,000 in equity you would have, not

including future buy down of the underlying loan.

That’s simple enough. Now how about for the SAFE part…

You have an extra house. When you buy it right, real estate

can be one of the safest investments out there. It’s tangible and

not going anywhere.

The real estate market traditionally moves slowly. This

allows you time to do your due diligence and decide whether

it’s time to buy, sell, or hold before something detrimental

happens. Compared to the volatile movement of the stock

market, real estate can be a welcome addition to your investing

portfolio.

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Because real estate values and markets traditionally move

slowly, if you feel a market down turn is coming and you’re

feeling uncomfortable, simply sell the house. You can then wait

for the market to bottom out, buy another house cheap, and

potentially ride the market back up.

Being a 3rd generation real estate investor, I was always told

not to get emotionally attached to a house.

With that thought in mind, houses we don’t live in are tools

that can help us when we understand how. We can keep them

for the tax benefits, loan buy-down, potential positive cash flow

(the amount of monthly rent OVER what is owed on the

monthly house payment and expenses), and appreciation.

Or we can sell them and pocket the cash…

Or we can sell them and buy more houses - to sell again,

keep, or both.

Once you have 1 Extra House and you’re feeling pretty good

about how it might help your future wealth goals, retirement

goals, FUN goals (I told you my motto includes having fun with

all this)…

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What Could 3 Starter Homes Do For You?

If you had 3 houses like the one in the Hypothetical Example

above, instead of $60,000 equity, there would be $180,000 in

equity…

3 x $60,000 = $180,000

Now I’m certainly not saying that’s going to happen, as

we’ve all seen housing prices go up and go down. It’s a cycle

going back in time that you can chart over the years.

With that being said, what if these houses doubled in value

down the road?

Even if they didn’t, after there was enough equity, could you

sell one to help pay down the loan of another?

What if you were able to pay off a house completely?

How might these scenarios impact your life, your future

retirement, your overall peace of mind, freedom, and FUN?

Lower Interest Rates = Lower Payments

When people have bought a house with a new loan during

times of low interest rates – or refinanced their house into a

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loan with a low interest rate – that has the potential to work in

your favor when buying houses in a way that’s known as,

“Buying Subject To the Underlying Financing”.

That simply means you’re taking over the payments on the

house loan that’s already in place on the property.

It’s not like the old days of the late 1970’s and early 1980’s

when interest rates were in the high teens and low 20 percent

range. It doesn’t usually make sense to take over payments

when interest rates on home loans are in that range.

But, considering we’ve experienced rates in the 3% range in

more recent times, that means now may be pretty good timing

for this approach and here’s why:

For Example:

An existing $90,000 loan at 3.5% interest, payable over the

typical 30 year term has a principle and interest payment of just

$404.14 per month.

That’s not including property taxes and insurance.

That’s a pretty attractive payment considering how much

people may be willing to pay you for RENT on a property with

this kind of loan.

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15 Year Loan Term (Icing On The Cake)

With monthly payments this low, people have a better

chance to be able to qualify for a higher payment – thus paying

off the house loan FASTER.

Why would they choose to do this?

In real estate you have 2 main things that affect the

numbers…

1. Price

2. Terms

Like I mentioned in the previous loan example - the amount

of time someone would be making the monthly payment of

$404.14 would be for 30 years.

Question: What would be their payment if they were

required to make it monthly for just 15 years?

Answer: $643.39

So by paying $239.25 more each month what happens?

They would have a FREE AND CLEAR HOUSE in just 15 years!

Another thing to consider - because the loan term is

15 years instead of 30 years, there’s 15 years LESS RISK for the

LENDER that the borrower might stop making payments.

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That means, generally speaking, the borrower is going to

have an even LOWER interest rate on a 15 year loan than the

3.5% charged on the 30 year loan.

That would result in an even LOWER payment than the

example above. Makes sense right?

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU?

When you’re buying property in “creative real estate

investor ways” where you’re taking over the underlying

financing (click here for how to do that), you’re not only making

the future monthly payments, you’re also potentially

BENEFITING from how the loan was originally made.

That means you’re BENEFITING from the LOWER INTEREST

RATE resulting in the LOWER PAYMENT - and the potential

LOWER TERM in case the homeowner has a 15 year loan.

Whether their loan originally had a 30 year term or a 15 year

term, chances are it will be less time than that when you buy

the house and start making the payments – because the

homeowner has already spent time making payments.

If it has a 15 year term (or less), you’ll be able to potentially

have a free and clear house after that time.

But whether you acquired a nicer bargain Starter House

from a motivated seller who had a loan that originally had a

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30 or 15 year term, these lower interest rate loans are going to

REALLY help the numbers.

They also may help you achieve “break even” cash flow.

That’s when the amount you’re paying in expenses on the

house including the loan payment is entirely covered by the

rent you’re receiving.

Or better yet, a POSITIVE CASH FLOW. That’s when there’s

rent money left over after paying your expenses.

At the very least you should have a better chance of not

having a negative cash flow which is very important. That’s

when the rent is not enough to entirely pay your expenses.

It’s best to stay away from negative cash flow rental

properties unless there are other compelling reasons to do

otherwise.

(If you found a house with negative cash flow potential, you

might instead consider selling it fast to a Wholesale or Retail

buyer for a profit.)

IMPORTANT: If you were to buy a house by taking over the

existing payments, and the lender later called the loan due and

payable because of a “due on sale clause”, you could always

consider refinancing or selling the house. A reason why lenders

might do that are when interest rates rise and they want to get

that money back to loan at higher rates.

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Here’s What To Keep In Mind About LOW Interest Rate Loans

That Have Already Been Established:

They’re out there :-)

Some people got these loans when they originally bought

their house. Many people also refinanced their existing loan

into these “Sweet Heart Loans”.

YOU don’t have to qualify for the loan because the

Motivated Home Seller already

has.

You’re very fortunate when

you find bargain Starter Homes

that have this type of financing on

them because you have the

chance to benefit from the lower

interest rate, lower payment, and

possibly shorter term.

YOU don’t have to

qualify for the loan

because the Motivated

Home Seller already has.

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Tenants Paying For Houses FOR YOU

What makes this even sweeter is that when you have good

numbers on your rental property, you can be using the rental

payments that are coming in towards paying the underlying

loan payment.

When you have that kind of powerful scenario, you’ve

created a situation where TENANT’S ARE PROVIDING THE

MONEY TO PAY FOR THE HOUSE…your 1 EXTRA HOUSE!

How great is that?

If you do this JUST ONCE, can you imagine how great that

will feel?

If you can do this a FEW TIMES, you will have started to set

your financial life (and peace of mind) in a wonderful direction.

What Happens If/When These Houses Become Free and Clear?

What if you ultimately had 3 free and clear houses that were

each worth $150,000? That would be a total gross value of

$450,000 in equity…

3 x $150,000 = $450,000

When you have rental properties with numbers that are

attractive, you have a better potential chance of keeping them

full with renters.

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THOSE RENTERS ARE GIVING YOU THE MONEY TO MAKE THE

PAYMENTS :-)

Question: Can It Get Even Better Than This?

Answer: Maybe…

When there’s BIG demand for affordable Starter Houses,

what happens?

Might the rental prices you can charge go UP?

In cases like this, what

happens to your Cash Flow?

Doesn’t that mean even MORE

MONEY is being paid to you each

month in rent?

If this happens, you might find

yourself with a very exciting choice.

You can KEEP the extra money for your living expenses,

lifestyle, to save to buy more houses, and HAVE MORE FUN…

Or you can put that extra monthly rental income towards

the underlying amount still owed on the house so it gets PAID

OFF EVEN FASTER.

Doesn’t that mean even

MORE MONEY is being

paid to you each month?

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You might be thinking, “Hey Mark, I’d rather pay the normal

payment on the 3.5% interest loan - and put that additional

rent money into something that can make me a higher return

on my investment…like another rental property”.

That makes sense to me - you’re really getting this - good

thinking!

THIS IS YOUR TIME

If you’ve been looking for a way to breathe HOPE into your

financial scenario, along with some peace of mind, fun and

freedom to your life…you may want to consider, “The 1 Extra

House Profit Formula”.

If you’ve made it this far, I’d guess you’re starting to get at

least a little intrigued…if not a little EXCITED.

Now that you’ve heard my story, you can understand why

I’m excited too.

YOU ARE THE STAR

As I like to say in my online video episodes, “Your Life Is Your

Movie and YOU ARE THE STAR!”

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You have the control to write your movie so the Star wins in

the end. That’s because you’re not just the Star of your movie –

you’re the director too.

Directors give direction - so have your direction lead you to

the BIG SCENES you want in your movie and your life.

Want your Star to have more money? Simply give your Star

the tools to make that happen.

Want your Star to be able to retire in style? What will your

Star have to do to make that happen?

Want your Star to be able to travel and have amazing

adventures? Find the resources your Star needs to make that

happen too.

The good news for you is, your movie is happening RIGHT

NOW. You are in ALL the scenes. You’re in control of the twists

and turns you have in the story by the CHOICES you make and

the ACTIVITIES you focus on.

Have your Star spend time on the activities that will make

the story of YOUR MOVIE go in the direction YOU want. After

all, you’re not only the Star, you’re the director too.

For FUN (there’s that word again), my wife and I like to be

extras in movies. You can find some that we’ve been in here in

my “About Us” page. It’s pretty instructive watching how the

directors work to get what they want.

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We were extras in “Rocky Balboa” with Sylvester Stallone for

a couple days as he shot the big fight scene finale.

Because Sylvester was also the director of the movie, it was

impressive to watch him shoot a fight scene – and then get out

of the ring to look at the footage he just shot on a monitor on

the floor next to the ring.

If what he watched wasn’t exactly what he wanted, he’d get

back in the ring – make some adjustments with the scene – and

shoot it again.

Talk about ACCOUTABILITY!

We noticed that kind of thing when we were extras in

“Jason Bourne” as well. Because my wife got the attention of

someone working on the set from Universal, we were

positioned in some scenes right next to Matt Damon.

We did these scenes over and over. After one such scene the

director, his assistants, and Matt stood in a small circle talking

to each other. We were right next to them as they talked about

the scene and shared their suggestions for it.

They were essentially CRAFTING how they wanted the scene

to go.

YOU can do the same thing in YOUR movie! Here’s how…

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First, simply do what you need to do today to start crafting

your “Scenes” to point yourself in the direction of the outcomes

you DESIRE most in your movie.

Actors do that by learning their lines and taking actions in

the scenes as we watch them.

As the Star of YOUR movie, you do that be learning new

skills you can act on.

If you want to learn how to get in better shape – you simply

learn the correct way to do different exercises and you start

scheduling time in “Your Movie” to do them.

If you want to learn how to cook better – you learn great

recipes – gather the ingredients – and you start cooking in your

movie.

If you want financial security – you learn about ways to

make extra money – and you start putting them into your

movie by taking action on them.

As the director, you can do that…and that’s what I’m here to

help you with.

It’s been my honor and privilege to share some of my life’s

journey and insights with you here.

I hope that by sharing this with you, you’ll begin to see that I

have some ideas that may be of help to you…and you’ll take

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advantage of some of my other real estate trainings that

dove-tail perfectly with what you’ve learned here…

Click here to go to my website CreatingWealthClub.com

My family has been helping people just like you with our

trainings since 1985.

It’s my sincere hope that you reach the goals you desire and

DESERVE.

Just so you know, this guide is a perfect companion to the FREE

tactical bargain house investing STRATEGY VIDEOS you’ll find

over at ProfitPotential.TV. The videos are a nice compliment to

what’s covered here.

You can also find more of my training product videos for

investing in nice bargain houses on my website…

www.StarterHomesClass.com

I hope this has gotten you inspired and excited for your

future…because it’s looking BRIGHTER my friend!

Remember, whatever you’re trying to accomplish

I know YOU can do it!

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Mark Walters

3rd generation real estate investor

CreatingWealthClub.com

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