Great Video To Help You Push Your Limits – A Must Watch This Week
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles
We’re constantly pushing ourselves to do better… to stretch our “comfort zone” muscles… and to continually push our limits to living better lives.
Well… I came across this video this week that is one of the best videos I’ve watched this year… serious.
Do you remember the last time you said, “thats all I can do… I can’t do anymore!”… or “thats as far as I can go”… after you watch this video you’ll learn how to unlock hidden potential inside of you that you maybe didn’t even know was there.
This is truly what separates the “average” folks… from those who do great things with their lives.
Enjoy
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February 2010 Unemployment Rate Holds
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles
by Tim Krulia – Private Money Blueprint CFO
As part of our quest here at PMBP to give you the single best resource on the financial aspects of growing your real estate investing business (aka, we help people find private money quickly, easily, and abundantly)… here’s an article I found titled, “Jobs report shows unemployment unchanged,” by David Goldman…
This article is great. It has a chart that shows the number of jobs lost monthly since January 2009 to present. I’m not sure why the author is attributing the better than expected jobs numbers to the big snow storms last month. I would think that something like a blizzard would be a negative on businesses and prompt more lay offs. Whatever though.
The important part to take away from this article is really that unemployment stayed unchanged from last month at 9.7%.
I love it! If you’ve been following my articles you know my theory on how the economy is going to start taking strides forward if the unemployment rate holds and improves a little in the next few months! By the unemployment rate not getting worse, I think it’s still supporting my hypothesis that the unemployment rate has peaked in this recession. Check this out… I gathered this info from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to create a chart I can update each month to better illustrate the historical trends of this recession’s unemployment rate.
I started this chart at the beginning of 2007 because that’s when we as real estate investors started seeing our own recession start to get ramped up. I guess the recession by definition didn’t get going until about the beginning of 2008. As you can see the unemployment rate consistently increased for two years (2008 – 2010).
Now we’re creating a nice peak right at the 10% area. The “9 per. Mov. Avg.” is just a 270 day moving average I tossed in there because it’s pretty cool to see that our unemployment rate just crossed under it. So it’s awesome to see that we broke through that floor.
Anyway, here’s my silly little hypothesis:
Get about 3 to 5 more months of the unemployment rate holding or dropping and the recovery will be 100% full force back on! Why? The media & the Government will start to make a big deal out of it’s kinda good news (only kinda good because the unemployment rate will still be over 9% most likely at that time). We’ll see everyone start to believe that the recessionary times are over, and businesses will start rocking again.
My guess is that the unemployment rate will drop from the then maybe 9.4%ish to about 7.5% by the end of 2011. The basis for the 7.5% rate guess-timation is that in our last recession it took about 24 months to gain about 50% back of the recession’s unemployment rate original run up. History has a tendency to repeat itself.
This recession’s unemployment rate curve’s slope is similar to that of the prior recession when it was increasing rapidly. This recession was just over a longer period of time so the unemployment rate increased at a similar velocity but over a longer period of time (making this a much worse recession for unemployment than back in 2001).
About half of the original run-up in unemployment rate is roughly 2.5%…..so it makes sense to think that we could be looking at a 10% – 2.5% = 7.5% unemployment rate in December 2011 and then of course possibly we’d go all the way down to 5% in December 2013. No – it’s not very scientific, and Yes – it’s a blind guess, but here’s for taking a stab at it anyway.
What are you’re guess-timations?
Do you think that an improving economy over the next 4 years will be good for private money recruiting or bad?
Let’s hear it!!
Obama $1.5 Billion Housing Plan Needs More Explanation
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles
by Tim Krulia – Private Money Blueprint CFO
As part of our quest here at PMBP to give you the single best resource on the financial aspects of growing your real estate investing business (aka, we help people find private money quickly, easily, and abundantly)… here’s an article I found with a video that announces President Obama’s plan to spend $1.5 billion on a new housing aid program…
The MSNBC article has a video of President Obama’s Feb. 19 speech at a town hall in Henderson, Nevada. The event was really a campaign push for Dem. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid who is behind in the polls for the pivotal Nevada 2010 senator race. Obama’s speech paid Reid lots of compliments for his work in Congress, talks at length about the economy, touches on health care, education, green energy and announces a $1.5 billion housing aid program.
Of course, the housing aid program is what I’m interested in researching.
$1.5 Billion In Housing Aid… What Does That Mean To Investors?
The MSNBC article doesn’t do a very good of a job detailing the $1.5 billion housing aid program so that’s why I also am highlighting the Business Week article (it does a little bit better anyway). It’s probably best to understand the A-Z for this news story by watching the MSNBC video and then reading the Business Week article.
The problem for me is that even after I did, I think I only understood about the A-K of what this program is doing, unfortunately. The news applies most directly to those who live or invest in real estate in California, Florida, Nevada, Arizona and Michigan (the leading indicator states). These are the states that are said to have been hit hardest by the housing bubble bursting. The idea is to target the worst of the worst areas and help them out first and foremost.
Okay, so after reading these couple of articles and watching the video a few times………umm, I’m still a little in the dark about exactly what they are going to do with the $1.5 billion. The best I can find in the info I’ve researched are two comments that stick out a bit, but they are mostly just clues… I think.
- In Obama’s speech he said, “…and that’s why we’re buying up vacant homes and converting then into affordable housing.”
- In the Business Week article Diana Farrell, deputy director of the White House National Economic Council, says “The aid is intended, in part, to test programs that reduce principal or extinguish second mortgages where borrowers owe more than their homes are worth.”
Is the government really going to start buying vacant homes?
Did Congress get together and decide, Ah Ha!!! Here’s how we make some $!! Let’s become real estate investors and start buying the cheapest houses out there! Yeah, yeah yeah! We can get the public’s buy in because we’ll say that we’re creating jobs for contractors to fix them up and boost realtors and loan officer’s production! Then we can sell the houses and earn BIG PROFITS!! Yippie!! LOL!
I doubt that’s what President Obama meant but what if that’s part of their plan a little bit? Could the US Government be your competition buying the short sale deal you’ve been working on right out from underneath ya? Again, I don’t think that’s the case, but dang if it doesn’t sound like it from the speech. I’m not serious exactly; just a little humor.
Diana Farrell, on the other hand, notes that the program will help folks that are upside down on their mortgages. Reading in between the lines I guess that by eliminating second mortgages or lowing mortgage balances in general will thus lower monthly payments. Lower payments on a mortgage will help some people avoid foreclosure.
That’s great if you have a job with an income that allows a borrower to make regular payments. Hello? The unemployment rate is still about 10%!! I guess I’m a bit skeptical about where this money is going right now because I can’t seem to understand exactly how the relief is getting handed out.
Housing Plan Questions…
Let’s start by asking the questions…. so who qualifies for this one and exactly what should one expect if they get approved?
Wouldn’t it would be great if there was one central location that anyone could contact, tell a specialist on the recovery act, stimulus stuff, tax incentives & credits, etc. what their situations are and then let the specialist look though all the cool recovery & stimulus stuff out there and in an instant, “poof” it’s in place for ya?
I guess if I had it my way, I’d just make the $1.5 billion available as private money that real estate investors could grab up at a really low interest rate (i.e. 1%)!
We’d be out there pulling down the funds and rejuvenating whole neighborhoods left and right! Then again, it’s kind of small potatoes. Why pay so much attention to this anyway I guess? There was something like 2.3 million houses that entered into some stage of foreclosure in 2008.
$1.5 billion is only the equivalent of 10,000 $150K homes anyway.
In Summary
To sum it up… as real estate investors we should all have our pulse on not only the real estate market… but other factors that can affect our businesses such as new goverment regulations or bills like this one. I only see more and more of this type of action happening as elections in 2010 draw closer to sway public opinion that the voters are being “helped out” by the government… and this “help” could mean competition for real estate investors in the short sale market (short term competition), but it could also open up a whole new market for savvy investors that we don’t even know about yet.
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All Eyes on the Job Market
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles
by Tim Krulia – Private Money Blueprint CFO
As part of our quest here at PMBP to give you the single best resource on the financial aspects of growing your real estate investing business (aka, we help people find private money quickly, easily, and abundantly)… here’s an article I found which is all about the job market and other economic news…
This coming week is packed full of big economics news with the “main event” coming on Friday when we get our February job’s report. This article is great because it lays out the economic indicator news that’s to be reported each day of this week. It also has a little nugget of info about what’s going on with Greece and their financial mess.
How’s this for great news!!!
On the upside, the fourth-quarter reporting period has been positive, with earnings jumping 201% from a year earlier and 16% from a year earlier without the financial sector. Last week’s revision to fourth-quarter GDP growth was better than expected, with the economy rising at a 5.9% annualized rate, the fastest pace in six years (Twin).
Even if the expert’s expectations for the reports this week are mixed; we’ve had something to be pretty happy about.
I’m still hoping that we’ll keep the unemployment rate under last month’s figures. If you look at the chart (below) of the past decade there is certainly a peak that’s forming right now.
I’m still super hopeful that this next round of unemployment numbers comes in lower than last month’s 9.7%. If bit by bit, the unemployment rate keeps trickling down (even if it’s just a 10th of a percent each month), this marginally good news COULD go from something only economics geeks like me blab about to mainstream excitement.
Let’s say over the next 90 days the unemployment rate keeps falling (even by the slightest of margins), the media will probably take hold of it and do what they do best; make mountains out of mole hills! I hope this all comes to pass because I could easily see the media reporting this “GREAT NEWS” (well, not really considering the unemployment rate would probably still be over 9%), and pound it into all our recovery hungry heads that the recession is over and it’s time to get back to spending!
Think about it, it would likely drive consumer confidence and we’d see recovery on both the consumer side and business side. Maybe it’s a bit artificial, but the spending could drive more job creation and drive us right on out of the current struggles.
As soon as this happens, we as investors will be happy to see mortgage applications increase, nudging housing demand back a little, thus increasing home values a bit. Interest rates would start to go back up a hair (but not necessarily for private money loans because we are independent of the dang banks, of course), banks would get a bit more profitable (great for Wall St.) and then POOF….we’re really truly on the road to recovery in the real estate market.
One other thing to note about my little hypothesis is that in this recovery relay race, we’d finally take the baton back from the government and they would be able to slowly retreat from all these expensive stimuli packages.
What do you think?
Private Money On Demand Training – Private Money Through Public Records
by Trevor
Filed under Bonus Modules
So, you think you’ve tapped out your “warm market” and are already networking like crazy? (the reason we say “think” is because theres always new networks and “circles of influence” you can tap… ALWAYS).
Well… how about finding private lenders in YOUR MARKET who are ALREADY PRIVATE LENDERS for other real estate investors? That’s what the PMBP P.M.O.D. Training and “Swipe and Destroy” Methods are all about.
In the training below you’ll learn:
- How to use the public records to find active private lenders in your area
- What to search for in the public records to bring the lenders from “behind the curtain”
- What to do (and NOT to do) to contact these lenders to stay SEC compliant
- What one “clearinghouse website” to go to find your public records online (this is a cool tip)
- How to build credibility w/ your private lending prospect
- How to “covertly” get lenders into your program by getting them on your cash buyers list
- … and more cool actionable stuff.
Financing Buys Better Deals… NOT!
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles, Real Estate Market News
by Tim Krulia – Private Money Blueprint CFO
As part of our quest here at PMBP to give you the single best resource on the financial aspects of growing your real estate investing business (aka, we help people find private money quickly, easily, and abundantly)… here’s an article I found that reinforces the concept that cash is king, even in a buyer’s market.
Hey there my friends, this week’s spotlighted article is titled, “Homebuyers Finding that Cash Really is King; Even in Buyers’ Market, Many Can’t Close Deals as Investors Snap Up Homes.” The later half of this week’s article is a tangent of comments made by the author in the article. If you’re into studying unemployment, you may dig this hard core.
If this article doesn’t edify the fact that private money is a smarter route to take for an investor to acquire real estate than traditional methods, than I don’t know what does. Check this stat out from the article!
“Across the country, some 22 percent of all previously owned homes sold in December were purchased entirely with cash, up from 16 percent a year earlier.”
I guess this is no real news to the Private Money Blueprint family because we know that cash is absolutely king in the real estate world. I guess there’s just more people that are getting wise to the facts and using cash instead of banks. The author of the article hits the nail on the head mentioning that buying with cash gets investors better deals vs. financing because it doesn’t require a bank’s approval & its way faster and easier!
Here’s where I’m going to run off on a tangent and jump on my soap box a bit. There was mention in the article of an underlying issue brewing from the contents of this article. The author notes in the article that as inventory of homes for sale drops, it’s harder to get good deals unless you are a cash buyer.
What About The Drop In Inventory?
Duh, cash is king, we know, but what about the drop in inventory?
I think we’re going to start seeing inventory decrease more and more in 2010, but not as much for the author’s reasons (holding up foreclosures for hopeful mortgage modifications). Instead, I think we’ll have the job market to blame as it rebounds (finally).
Keith Hall, Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday, February 5, 2010 announced before the Joint Economic Committee (US Congress) that, “The unemployment rate declined from 10.0 to 9.7 percent in January“.
I think that if our government plays it right, we may have just come off our unemployment peak for this recession! What do you think?
Unemployment Stats…
Check out this Unemployment Rate chart from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
I know it’s too early to tell and all, but I like what I’m seeing. The government is starting to really get it right in my perspective!
Did you listen to the emphasis on job creation in the State of the Union speech the other day? How about the possible $5,000 tax credit given to employers for each new employee they higher up to $1/2 Million per company that’s on the table in Washington?
It goes without saying that if you’ve been reading my columns I am a staunch believer that job creation and lowering the unemployment rate is the #1 driver that’s going to get our economy back to solid ground.
Finally, we’re looking to set aside something like $33 billion for job creation as a stimulus instead of giving $800+ billion to the banks last year (who aren’t as important to us private money guys anyway). If the government can get this stimulus passed and others follow, I’m excited for my optimistic educated guess of unemployment recovery in our midst to turn into reality.
Where this all looks like it’s leading is a potential uplift in the real estate markets… a slow one… but potential uplift. However, a huge factor in moving properties on the market is the availability of financing for the end buyer (which banks are still very tight with their money)… but when you have the cash (not necessarily your own… but funds from private lenders) available to buy properties today you’re ahead of the game and can capitolize on the best deals, the quickest, with the most profit spreads.
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Foreclosure Rate Comparison: FHA Loans vs Conventional Loans
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles
by Tim Krulia – Private Money Blueprint CFO
As part of our quest here at PMBP to give you the single best resource on the financial aspects of growing your real estate investing business (aka, we help people find private money quickly, easily, and abundantly)… here’s a video I found that compares the foreclosure rates of FHA loans and conventional loans.
Clark Howard is a famous consumer advocate who basically gives people great tips about how to spend or not spend their money. This video is from Howard’s HLN TV show that aired a few days ago. Go ahead and check out the short video and come back to read the rest of the article here.
Back in my college years I worked at one of the Mid-West’s largest mortgage lenders. This bank has a strong ethical reputation and is still doing great business today. My job was mostly funding conventional and FHA loans. By far most of the loans I worked on were “A paper” conventional loans, but there was the occasional FHA deal that popped up.
This was at the time that Sub-Prime loans were starting to get really ramped up. One big difference between FHA loans and Sub-Prime was that FHA’s interest rates were most of the time WAY better for the borrower even though they both would approve borrowers with bad credit scores.
Where an average Sub-Prime 2 year ARM was starting at say 8 – 10%, FHA may have been close to half that rate! If you had low credit scores and didn’t have much down payment $ to drop on the purchase of a house the decision was obvious; try for an FHA first.
Of the tens of dozens of FHA loans I worked on I remember seeing one closed FHA loan where the borrower’s middle credit score was in the mid 400s! Don’t ask me how. Yeah, I did a double take on that one and quite a few others. The thing is though; there were lots of FHA loans that came though that had really low credit scores.
To comment on Clark Howard’s video, I’m not very surprised that FHA loans have gone to foreclosure in greater proportion than conventional loans. It just makes complete sense because there were lots of REALLY low credit scores that were approved by FHA that probably wouldn’t have ever made it through as a conventional loan.
The great comment that Clark made is that he touches on FHA homeowner assistance or relief. So if a borrower is having trouble making on-time payments, they can apply for help. There is still a process of applying for assistance and as Clark says it may be getting easier to be given help, but it’s not automatic.
I don’t know to what extent it may be but there’s undoubtedly a red tape process to go though with FHA before MAYBE getting some help.
Here’s an interesting perspective on FHA, conventional & Sub-Prime. Private money recruiters don’t need any of those options to begin with so let’s not worry so much about how to get FHA homeowner relief or a conventional loan modification. I’d really enjoy seeing the statistic of how many private money “mortgages” went into foreclosure compared to FHA, conventional or Sub-Prime. My guess is that private money loan defaults are a fraction of these other types of loans for one very simple reason; flexibility of terms.
If circumstances change for the worse and the private money borrower can’t fulfill the repayment obligation, the borrower and lender could probably just change the repayment terms. That could potentially be as easy as making a single phone call!
Some banks will do modifications under somewhat peculiar terms for only people that fit into a certain shaped box. It might just be staggering to see how much less private money lending may have vs. traditional lending of experiencing payment delinquency or foreclosure. All that boils down to is that if our assumptions are true than, private money lending is LESS RISKY.
Again, I don’t have the stats to back up my estimation so if anyone has ever seen that statistic, please share it with me so we can share it with the community! Man, it would sure be a great selling point when you’re out there recruiting private dough! Wouldn’t it?
Interest Rates Flat and Mortgage Applications Down 10.9%
by Trevor
Filed under Private Money Articles
by Tim Krulia – Private Money Blueprint CFO
As part of our quest here at PMBP to give you the single best resource on the financial aspects of growing your real estate investing business (aka, we help people find private money quickly, easily, and abundantly)… here’s an article I found that raises an interesting question about the relationship between interest rates and mortgage applications.
This week’s article is a little fun because it also comes with a WSJ.com video interview of Dave Blitzer, Chairman of the Index Committee at S&P. The article’s title is “Week-to-week mortgage applications down 10.9%: MBA, Interest rates charged on fixed-rate home loans virtually flat last week,” written by MarketWatch reporter, Amy Hoak.
Just to make sure we’re on the same page, the MBA (as referred to in the title of the article) in this case isn’t referring to a Master’s Degree in Business Administration; instead, it is the Mortgage Banker’s Association.
“The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) is the national association representing the real estate finance industry, an industry that employs more than 280,000 people in virtually every community in the country. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., MBA invests in communities across the nation by ensuring the continued strength of the nation’s residential and commercial real estate markets; expanding homeownership and extending access to affordable housing to all Americans and supporting financial literacy effort.”
– Source: http://www.mbaa.org/AboutMBA
They also have a pretty kickin’ conference every year that our company used to attend when I was working in the mortgage business. It’s an excellent arena to learn about the cool inside scoop of what’s happening in that industry.
The MBA is reporting something pretty interesting from an economics perspective in the article. The number of applications taken in a week gives us a barometer for demand in the market for mortgages. If applications increase, we know that there are more peeps out there looking to buy or refinance their houses (increased demand), and of course if applications fall, we know that demand lowered.
Normally, we look at interest rates and see a consistent inverse relationship between interest rates and demand. As an example, if interest rates rise, we would expect demand to fall because it becomes more expensive (thus less attractive) to borrow money. Interest rates haven’t really fluctuated up or down so we would expect applications to also be consistent. The nuts and bolts of the highlighted article reports that interest rates have been flat but there’s been a drop off of mortgage apps by 10.9%!
How can that be you may ask? Well that’s the question the video interview attempts to ask. Go ahead and check it out here. Let me know what you think by leaving a comment on the blog.
Let me know if you think that a big part of this anomaly has to do with the shortage of supply of people out there that can qualify for a mortgage. I bet there’s a huge gaggle of Americans who want to buy, have tried to apply for a mortgage, were straight told to go fly a kite and have quit trying.
In theory, if there were a perfect supply of properties and demand of people looking to buy them, then what happens when there’s an increased number of folks that can’t qualify………..what makes up that gap? Well, I’d assume that the result is an oversupply of properties for sale, which drives the prices down of that commodity. The lower prices are what we as investors like to hear because it gives us a continued opportunity to buy better deals.
This anomaly in the market that was reported in this article is great news for the investor that uses private money because it leads to better deals to be had & since we are independent of the banks, they don’t hold us back from going ahead and gobbling them up!
Awesome Words To Live By… Seriously Worth A Watch
by Trevor
Filed under Cool Stuff
“I’ve never considered myself as particularly talented. Where I excel is my ridiculous work ethic. While the other guys sleepin’… I’m working”
That quote right there is one of my favorites in his video… and that’s one thing I’ve found out over the last 4 or so years.
Find what you love to do… and work harder than everyone else… put out everything you’ve got… realize we’ve only got one go around on Earth… don’t waste your limited time here… make a difference… leave the world in a better place than you found it… and and do all you can to help make a difference for other people and for yourself.
Enjoy the week!
- T & P
P.S. – A couple more quotes from the video… “Don’t create a plan B… it’ll only distract you from plan A“. “Being realistic is the most commonly travelled road to mediocrity“.
Freedomsoft Software Review and Bonus – Full Demo, Pros, Cons, and Bonus
by Trevor
Filed under Cool Stuff

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Alrighty… enought already!
Lol, we’ve gotten around 20 or so emails from our PMBP subscribers asking for our honest take on whether the Freedomsoft Software that you’ve been hearing a ton about recently is worth the hype… and worth the dollars.
So, a couple weeks back we got Preston Ely to give us access to a demo account so we could dive into the software for a couple weeks… put it to use… see what we liked and hated… and we just did a full video review demo of the Freedomsoft Software for ya below.
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Freedomsoft Software Full Video Review
The Freedomsoft software review is extremely detailed… I walk you through EVERY aspect of the software (but I did forget to show how the software will analyze your deals for you… ) in the video demo below and it’s a solid 50 minutes long. But, if you’d rather hop on a webinar Wednesday evening to have the Freedomsoft guys give you a full demo of the software live… here’s a link to go sign up for that live demo webinar thats Wednesday at 6pm PST (9pm EST). No hype… just a full demo of what Freedomsoft does.
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- Our Full Digital Private Money Blueprint System – You’ll get our full PMBP system that sells everyday for $697. The same one over here (in digital online format)… so after we’ve gotten your first batch of private lenders for you… you can use the exact same system to close your deals, find more lenders, stay SEC compliant, and more that our students have used to get over $11 million in private money over the last 2 years alone.
Real World Value: $397
- We’ll Set You Up A Full “Private Money Getting” Lead Gen Website – We’ll set you up a fully search engine optimized and fully customizable “private money getting” lead generation website system. It comes complete with our tested free reports, our lead capture system, squeeze pages, wordpress blog, and more. We’ll pay for the website and 100% of the set up costs… all you’ll have to pay if you get the silver Freedomsoft version for your “private money getting” website is the nomimal $9.95/mo hosting, support, and upgrade costs (which is still a smokin’ no brainer deal)
Real World Value: $697
- Our Multi-Family Lead Generation Letters and Technique Tutorials – You’ll get our tested and tweaked multi-family lead generation letter that we send to multi-family apartment owners… and we’ll show you exactly how to find the owners in todays economy WITHOUT using realtors, before the seller ever even thinks about selling, and how to find the sellers who are more apt to carry back a HUGE note for you (aka, NO MONEY DOWN DEAL).
Real World Value: $297
How To Get Your Freedomsoft Software Bonus
Okay, like I said in the video review… Freedomsoft is a great piece of software and a great tool for wholesalers and potentially rehabbers. If you’ve decided Freedomsoft is right for you to help you automate and grow your business so you can focus more time on having fun, making money, and spending time with your family… and you want that missing link that Freedomsoft doesn’t provide (the private money)…
… now all you have to do is choose which package is right for you.
If you want the true turn key solution… where we actually find the private lenders for you… go w/ the Platinum version of Freedomsoft. It’s not cheap… but, that one bonus where we’ll find YOU private lenders IN YOUR AREA FOR YOU is worth 10x the investment in Freedomsoft alone… not to mention the other bonuses and the actual Freedomsoft software itself.
So, here’s what you need to do:
- Freedomsoft opens up Thursday 1/21 at 12:07 PST EST (9:07 am PST)
- Use our affiliate tracking link below so they can track you as our customer (if you don’t use the links on this page you WON’T get our bonus.
- Select a Freedomsoft package and buy it
- Send your receipt to support [at] privatemoneyblueprint [dot] com and we’ll put you immediately into the bonus group for whatever Freedomsoft package you choose
- We’ll get a hold of you with the details on the bonus (remember, only the first 20 get the “done for you” Platinum bonus. As long as this message is still up… there are still spots left. When all 20 spots are filled we’ll immediately put up a “sold out” note on this page).
>> Go Here at 12:07 EST Thursday 1/21 To Get Freedomsoft <<
*We’re of course able to offer this great service and these great bonuses to you because we got a special tracking link from Freedomsoft… and they do give us a commission when you use our links to buy. However, to provide a ton of value to our subscribers and members… we use a big hunk of the commission money to help you out… and in this case, with the Platinum package we’re spending almost $800 out of our pockets to help you cut the learning curve in your REI biz and in “private money getting”.



