If You Were a Bank Account; What Would You Look Like?

If You Were a Bank Account; What Would You Look Like?

Would you be short on funds and only enjoy receiving revenue a couple of times a month.

Would you as these funds tend to cover your outgoing payments and monthly expenditures with not much left over?  At the beginning of the next month would your madness starts all over again, and the funds come in, and the funds go out; you are like a hamster on a treadmill and can not get ahead.

The funds you receive in most cases are your after income tax and benefits take-home pay.

You might see a tax refund at the end of the year, but this generally means the government has taken too much money off your pay cheque.  They are giving you back your money; remember the government got to use your overpayment to the government all year. You can get your employer to adjust your deductions if you are paying too much income tax.

Who do you think could better use your money better; you or the government?

For the majority of us; we have an employee and government blanket through our entire life.  Don’t get me wrong I advise my clients early in their career, “don’t give up your day job.”

I also believe deep down you need to research entrepreneurship and small business practice; you need to hone this skill before digging a hole so deep it takes the better part of your younger zest filled working years to pay back.

What is one of life’s most valuable asset? 

What if I told you, like-minded people.  These people should be part of what you are banking on through your investment life; many times they are rich in lessons and knowledge you can bank on.   Make sure you deposit the learning you gather from these folks; deposit into you as a person.

Do a little soul searching and reflection of who you are. It’s hard to align yourself with others if you don’t know who you are.

There are several excellent personality testing assessments; one of my favourites is by Carl Jung and Isabel Briggs Myers.  See attached link to have a closer look at your personality type; http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp

Once you have a better understanding of who you are; honesty is the best policy; start to look around for like-minded folks; let’s start with your significant other.

Finding Your Mate

Finding the right mate; too often people are attracted to each other through appearance.  Rarely are people doing a FICO check or Credit Karma or a simple check in on how a potential partner handles their money.

In many cases, you tie the knot and then find out the noose is around your neck and you hung with the other person’s credit problems; so much for Karma.

Lessons – Using Investment Real Estate to Strengthen Your Relationship

If you are reading my blog posts regularly I have mentioned I don’t take on new clients unless the couple is on the same page when it comes to investment real estate.  The couple needs to be like-minded when it comes to investment real estate, or I don’t let them in the investment real estate coaching or consulting door.

Lifelong Learning – Your Investment Real Estate Tribe

You can take an investment real estate course through a local college or an online course.

I would encourage you to stay in touch with a group of students from this class or join the online group; many times set up through Facebook.

You should create a long Association with Like-Minded people who will encourage, coach, mentor and consult you through life; what an invaluable asset.  This asset usually comes at no cost and the return is unmeasurable.

Do you now have a better picture of yourself?

Can you bank on yourself, significant other and like-minded people to build a financial life you can bank?

 

 

About the author, W. Rick

Dynamic entrepreneur and sales management strategist; with over 20 years of experience in his field. Rick has achieved multimillion-dollar sales growth while providing award-winning sales leadership and coaching in highly competitive markets.

An active real estate investor since 2002, Rick has developed his purchasing strategies and processes specializing in vacation and recreational properties, single-family homes and condo rentals.

In 2005, Rick re-financed his first rental property to fund the purchase of more positive cash flowing rental properties.

Rick sits on the Board of Directors for several condominium associations and is an active President and Treasurer. Sitting on these boards has given him a wealth of experience and insight into working with property management companies.

Rick has partnered with several joint venture associates and is committed to creating a positive investing experience for his associates by finding the properties, developing the investment, securing the financing and executing a proven positive cash flow system.

Why should you choose Rick as your Online Vault to Investment Real Estate Success Advisor?

An outstanding mentor and coach, Rick will work with you to build your investment real estate business starting from the foundation. From guiding you through the market research and critical drivers, building your team of trades, realtors, and lenders to attracting the investment real estate properties right for your portfolio and the joint venture partners to help you grow.

Through direction and training, Rick will help you develop your investment real estate goals and be a catalyst for you to purchase your first investment real estate property so you can build a strong financial foundation unlocking sustainable wealth and a living legacy for you and many generations to come.

Thank you for taking the only asset that gives us so much through life, but we can never get back our time.

Please join Rick on living his mantra:

” Prosperity for all aspects of your life forever.” W. Rick Harris

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