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• Flipping Houses and the Big Bonus Theory
• From $2 Million/year to a conservative $4.8 Million

Flipping Houses and the Big Bonus Theory

MSN Careers published an article entitled "No Degree? No Problem. 10 High Paying Jobs" by Laura Morsch, a CareerBuilder writer. The second highest paying job listed was a Real Estate Broker. That's right! The glorified house flipper doesn't need a degree. The requirements of the job the article reported were to attend 60 to 90 hours of formal classroom training and 1 to 3 years of real estate sales experience to obtain your broker's license. That doesn't seem so hard does it?

Flipping houses is by far not rocket science. With people doing it every day, don't think you can't do it yourself. Plus, as an investor, you don't even need the license. As an investor who follows the right approach, you can flip houses until you're ready to retire and you'll never need a license. They're just shiny, new things that real estate agents get just to show off some credentials.

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From $2 Million/year to a conservative $4.8 Million

Okay, you’ve heard from a 19 year-old kid who once struggled with English, but still launched a six figure investment business in his spare time… from his dorm room.

You’ve heard a Fortune 300 executive tell you how these Fortune 500 strategies launch your investment career into 7 figure orbit.

Not everyone is starting from zero. And not everyone has a Fortune 300 background.

So I’d like you to meet Dale Jansma

Dale is an award-winning custom home builder with 27 years of real estate experience.

He’s old-school.

His handshake is his word - and believe me, your hand will disappear in that huge paw of his when you do shake it.

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