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    The Meaning of “Pay Yourself First” (7)

      Brian Lee on July 29, 2010 3:22 pm

      The original footage has the actual time burned into each frame, but once it is broadcasted, that information gets lost. Do you have access to the original footage or will you be working off of tv recordings? Any advanced editing software such as AVID or Final Cut is able to read timecode.

      Rich T. on July 29, 2010 3:18 pm

      hey Brian, really enjoy your site. was hoping to pick your video production mind. i am starting a business and need guidance on an item. i need to be able to obtain actual times from thoroughbred video race replays. is there a way to get an accurate time from the video replay (frames per second), would it require a video editing program and which one would you recommend. any assistance would be greatly appreciated. i realize that doesn’t relate to this posting, but since it was the most recent one i thought you may see it and reply. thanks again Rich T.

      Brian Lee on July 26, 2010 3:04 pm

      I think that is a great point.

    Five Ways to Create Passive Income With Little or No Money (120)

      Jennifer on July 29, 2010 2:47 pm

      Hi my name is Jennifer. I wanted to say you have a good article on how to create passive income. I am trying to create passive income myself writing from home.

      gazebos on July 23, 2010 2:21 pm

      Great article. Thanks for the methods you explained. I will try this.

      Work from Home Wiltshire on July 19, 2010 11:50 am

      This a great article. I would add the use of Clickbank which generates income and also finding business who want to use traditional methods of advertising such as distribution of flyers. They will pay up to £60 per thousand. Good people to approach are free newspapers, supermarkets, estate agents, replacement window and door companies, and carpet cleaning companies . Even doing a paper round can generate good money especially at the weekend when kids want to have a lie in.

    Signs of Insecurity (45)

      Brian Lee on July 29, 2010 12:58 pm

      Great insight.

      Lyn Murphy on July 29, 2010 12:57 pm

      Insecurity is also exacerbated by today’s emphasis on living a relative life. We seem to determine our own self worth relative to what everyone else is, has, does or wants. This leads to even more insecurity as there is always someone richer, thinner etc.. Learning to spot our own intrinsic value and learning to want what we have vs. have what we want makes all the difference.

      Brian Lee on June 29, 2010 6:58 am

      Security is a long-term process of introspection and building yourself. Luckily, it becomes easier with age.

    Keep your Cool in Stocks and Dating (10)

      Dating Reviews on July 28, 2010 3:17 pm

      A very clever analogy and good read, thanks.

      Brian Lee on July 8, 2010 12:08 pm

      Hey, thanks!

      Josh on July 8, 2010 4:54 am

      Brilliant analogy. I stumbled across this while doing a search for an article pertaining to investing. Thorough and well written, too.

    Five Ways We Stay Connected, Informed, and Entertained Without Cable TV (15)

      Matt Bennison on July 27, 2010 5:33 pm

      Hi, I just wanted share with people what I stand to save in money I am now NOT spending on paying for satellite tv. This year, and every year from now on I will save about £600. That is enough money for me to pay for Christmas, or a holiday for my wife and young daughter! This is amazing really, stopping and thinking about what you spend your money on, and the amount I am saving is large enough to make a real difference to my families life! Thought I would share that happy piece of news because more people can benefit in this way by downloading the software! Click Here For My Software Review! Thanks Matt

      Nick on March 27, 2010 5:41 pm

      I had already decided this about my future. I would not own cable. The amount of time my father spends watching reruns of NCIS is astounding and one of the reasons we’re in debt! He never catches the whole episode the first three times(he falls asleep!) he watches it, so we are forced to watch them over and over again. It’s come to the point where he’s putting off going to work in the morning to catch up on the episodes! Cable TV is a poison, considering 26% of the time we spend watching television is watching advertisements for things we don’t need, and cannot afford.

    How to Break into the Film Industry (66)

      John on July 21, 2010 7:21 pm

      Thank you for the information. I really need to take a risk and just go for it, that’s my problem. The film industry is my passion and here I am working in retail. I’m coming up to 30 and have made no progress towards my dream. Changes will be happening soon, thanks for this.

      Dahlia on July 16, 2010 2:04 pm

      Thanks! I signed up and have applied to plenty of internships, hopefully I’ll get some positive replies soon. Will try contacting some directly too! Wish everyone was as helpful as you ~ Dahlia

      Brian Lee on July 16, 2010 8:46 am

      Hmm.. I don’t have as much experience in this area, but I’ve met many people in LA who work in the film industry from other countries. It might help to contact some employers through sites like http://www.entertainmentcareer s.net/ and see what they think. You might even be able to line up a free gig for a 2-week vacation and really test the waters that way.

    How to Invest in Real Estate With No Money or Unlimited Money (16)

      Brian Lee on July 21, 2010 2:29 pm

      Hey Chris, I’m not quite sure what the laws are like in Canada, but I assume they are similar. If you can find a property for a low enough price, someone else will be willing to buy it for a markup.

      Chris Bowman on July 20, 2010 9:43 am

      Not that I don’t have any credit, but is there any chance of a 1st rung deal in Canada? I also am not sure exactly what wholesaling is or where to start? P.S. Loving your blog!

    Leadership Lessons From a First-Time Movie Producer (4)

      beats for sale on July 20, 2010 7:31 pm

      great post, since i want to be a movie producer myself, it’s great reading stuff like this! thanks

    $787 :: Blog Income :: October 2007 (17)

      Anthony on July 18, 2010 10:31 am

      I have all my blogs on microsoft word and Sunday is my day of publishing a few and starting a website :) Thanks for your honesty and well done for your creative income, keep up the good work. Anth

      Brian Lee on April 16, 2010 4:38 pm

      Hey, thanks! I took a few years off from blogging and started back full force in 2010. Some of the affiliate programs I was using back then are irrelevant now, so I am tweaking the blog income. I have also put the bulk candy business on auto-pilot while I focus on real estate investing. There is much more money to be had in real estate. Check out my progress here.

      Blogging Banks on April 16, 2010 4:28 pm

      That is some truly phenomenal passive income from your blog. I noticed that you haven’t updated your stats for a while however. I would be interested in learning how your online ventures have gone since the latest updates. I would also be interested in learning how your vending business has been going.

    Bulk Candy Vending for Passive Income (257)

      Brian Lee on July 17, 2010 9:38 am

      Thank you!

      Guia on July 17, 2010 12:06 am

      Great analisis on a very simple and profit idea!! I really will think about it! Good post!

      Brian Lee on July 1, 2010 2:16 pm

      I don’t but that’s a great suggestion!

    A Day in the Life of Real Estate Investor Brant Phillips (5)

      Wooden tv trays on July 16, 2010 2:47 pm

      I think you may have really found ur calling.

      Shae on April 6, 2010 3:03 pm

      Hey Brian, its really cool to see these new videos focused on real estate investing. I found GeniusTypes a couple years back (even donated to your jar back in the day LOL!) and I love the direction you’re taking with the blog. Really nice work and I look forward to more.

    Stiff vs. Suit for your Day Job (13)

      Brian Lee on July 16, 2010 8:43 am

      Interesting question. A doctor is basically a high-paid stiff, even if he works for himself… unless he moves into management at the hospital.

      Dom on July 15, 2010 3:16 am

      is a doctor a suit or a stiff?

    Building a Mastermind Group for Real Estate Investing (22)

      Brian Lee on July 16, 2010 8:42 am

      Your specialists are important, but even more important in a mastermind group is a group of advisors who you would like to emulate. That is where you’re going to find those elusive answers that don’t appear in books.

      Steven on July 14, 2010 10:02 am

      What are the essential elements for a sucessful mastermind group in real estate investing? Accountant, Realtor, Project Manger? I am finalizing my plan and have been looking for this answer. Is there a majic formula for the creation of a mastermind real estate group? I will be joining lifestyles soon, but have been “sharpening the saw” in the meantime. The only thing stopping me right now is a busy schedule (new baby takes priority). I have the burning desire, and I have almost finished my plan, I am also using autosuggestion to stoke the fire under my burning desire, but the answer I can’t find is those skills most important to a mastermind real estate group.

      Karissa on June 21, 2010 3:01 pm

      Finding a mentor is one of the best things you can do when involving yourself in real estate investing. Great blog, very interesting information and I love the idea behind Lifestyles Unlimited; it’s great to share the knowledge you have with others following in your footsteps.

    Transference of Emotion is the Key to Marketing (5)

      Brian Lee on July 16, 2010 8:41 am

      Thanks Drew. You’re right. Men aren’t used to acknowledging that we have emotions, yet it can make us more powerful.

      Drew on July 12, 2010 1:44 pm

      Great! Emotion I believe is one of the most powerful forces of nature. With it you can sell, market, influence. Thanks for drawing attention to this critical element of life – especially for us Men!! Drew

      Henry Sabiti on March 31, 2010 1:23 pm

      Brian, Good one, has given me a pointer on the reality of how hard it is to become a good communicator. Interpersonal communication are going to the key words for my search for a good book or seminar in my quest to get what I need to be able to make my self that little bit better. Thanks to you Henry

    Dating and the Law of Attraction (32)

      Lee@lovedating on July 12, 2010 5:05 am

      Fantastic article! I have recently joined a UK dating site which is brand new for 2010. The members are being built over the next 6 months to enable all customers/members to be able to chat to real people. Check this site out today Match Perfect UK!

      Brian Lee on June 2, 2010 10:34 pm

      hey, no problem!

      White Man Dating Black Woman on June 2, 2010 10:05 am

      Fantastic article… I especially like how you outline the effects of our subconscious in our personal lives. Would you mind if I used parts of your writing to post on my blog as long as link back to your site?

    What I Know About LinkWorth (15)

      rahul on July 10, 2010 12:19 pm

      Is there any other besides TLA and linkworth.

    Can Men and Women Really be “Just Friends?” (60)

      Brian Lee on July 9, 2010 11:04 am

      good insight.

      g on July 9, 2010 10:13 am

      Of course they can be just friends as long as it is not unrequited love, which is a terrible desease!

      g on July 9, 2010 10:09 am

      I found this interesting. I guess it is alright to be friends for a while but if she doesn’t feel similar after a while it might be difficult to continue to be friends, unless it was only a crash. It would be mad not to disclose quite early how you feel towards her otherwise you get hurt. I guess it is a delicate phase at the beginning of any relationship and the bloke should be considerate and control his emotional state for a while, also to explore what the nature of his feelings really are. Most of the time he will disclose too early anyway and she will suggest friendship at first in order to test him out. Don’t wait for too long but don’t act to quick – the feelings should be true and not some kind of replacement therapy. I am sure she will come around and if she doesn’t, move on; don’t hang around for ever.

    Is Blogging Income Passive Income? (43)

      WiseMrLove on July 9, 2010 10:44 am

      finally someone who shares the same perspective as me on this issue, I write only when I feel inspired to write something new, if a new idea comes to me or a topic that I am sure will definately help someone to get closer to their goal and live a better life. I find that is the only way I can enjoy the whole blogging thing otherwise it feels too much like work and if you take the joy and fun out of the process the content will be boring and uninspiring.

    Make Vending as Passive as Possible (31)

      Brian Lee on July 2, 2010 11:17 am

      Insurance is a good idea if it’s that cheap. That being said… I haven’t had any problems in 5 years. (knock on wood)

      Natalie on July 2, 2010 11:06 am

      hey Brian!! I noticed you didnt answer jerrys question about needing insurance and I was just wondering the same thing! insurance in chicago is around 25 dollars a month or so ive read and with me currently having only two machines just starting out im not sure if its worth it… Have you had any problems with your machines? For example them falling over on a child, a kid choking on the candy etc just wondering what the likely hood is of that happening… Thanks so much!

    Think and Grow Rich :: Book Review (17)

      Juddha Fitzgerald on July 2, 2010 6:44 am

      Awesome webpage!!! You are truly a follower of Napoleon Hill’s work. This is one of the VERY FEW books that promises to help you determine Who you want to become? What it is you want to do? When it‘s going to happen? Why THE MISSION IS POSSIBLE? And how you’re going to attain it? All through the aid and application of the “unknown and unused knowledge and power” they termed the “Carnegie Secret.” 1. Ready-Think 2. Get Set-Grow 3. Go-Get Rich Let life come and live generously, Host & Philosopher Juddha Shaddai Fitzgerald

      Travis Bond on May 10, 2010 11:01 pm

      Thank you for keeping Napoleon Hill out there. Reading Think and Grow Rich changed my life. I do find there to be subtle errors in it in regards to the concept of a “burning desire”. When you are too desiring you feel a lack and the “desperate energy” pushes what you want away from you. You can make a definite decision without the neediness. Maybe it’s just my own confusion. manifest your desires . God Bless Travis

    A Roadmap from Debt to Living your Passion (35)

      National Debt Relief Program on July 1, 2010 3:57 pm

      I largely agree with the road map. Yet we must also endeavor to live within our means.

    What Europeans and Americans Can Learn From Each Other (13)

      best restaurant on June 29, 2010 9:32 am

      this blog shows the similarity of europeans and amecricans . the europeans and americans can learn many things from each other.thanks for giving this wonderful information about these similarity.

    Five Productivity Apps for iPhone (17)

      Brian Lee on June 29, 2010 6:55 am

      I agree that there really isn’t a perfect planner app for iPhone. That might just be the holy grail if anyone can come up with it. Maybe you should give it a go!

      Teresa Lawrence on June 28, 2010 12:17 pm

      Brian, I am trying to find an app that will keep track of daily tasks. I have tried a bunch and am not sure if i am asking for the impossible but I will try to explain. I want something that I can add muliple tasks that may or may not be time sensitive, but if I don’t get them done , they move to the next day automatically. I’d like to be able to enter them quickly like a to-do list, similiar to the Today program. But I also want them to remind me and move forward if they don’t get done. Is this possible? Thank you for your time.

      Alan on May 2, 2010 3:30 pm

      I am in agreemant with you, the iphone is truly great and has so much to offer. I cannot wait until the 4G arrives

    The Details on the Blue Lake Deal (13)

      Brian Lee on June 29, 2010 6:53 am

      Hey Ashley. Thanks for the question. We don’t lose money because we buy them so cheap that even after the rehab, we still have $20-$30k in equity. The loans get paid off by our tenants, plus some for us to take home each month. Never over-pay! There’s an easy way to make sure you don’t and that is to run comps, or comparable sales on your house to make sure you are never into it for more than 70% of the after-repair value.

      Ashley on June 22, 2010 4:28 pm

      How stinkin awesome. Okay, I’ve been reading the Rich Dad Poor Dad Investing book and that led to searching on the net for random things and here I am. You’re site is great! I like the very specific…REAL…exam ples you post. SO, I do have some questions… We’re preparing to buy a duplex in a year and a half. We haven’t found one yet, it’s just the PLAN. I see these houses you are buying with loans and I’m wondering how one doesn’t lose money? —Stick with me here. So, you buy a house that’s 40K with a loan and by the end of the typical 30 years, you owe almost double (or at least a lot more) RIGHT? So, are you paying these off faster? Or, what are you doing? The thought of WAY overpaying for a house just makes me squirm…but then again so does going into lots of debt for real estate (which I’m working on getting over)…but…what do you do about paying off these mortgages and all that jazz? Thanks! :)

      Brian Lee on May 5, 2010 8:45 pm

      Yeah, we don’t buy unless it cashflows and has equity. That’s difficult to do on either coast, but you might have more luck getting away from the cities. Also, prices have come down quite a bit to where they might start making sense. You might try to find a local investor group and ask around to find out where they are buying. There might be some places that you haven’t though of yet.

    How 15 Rent Houses Can Retire You Faster than a $1 Million 401k (32)

      Eleazar | Entrepinoy Bank on June 15, 2010 11:31 pm

      This post is an eye opener for me. This will motivate me to finally invest my money in real estate. But I have to study more on the nitty-gritty side of real estate investing to avoid losing my hard-earned money.

      Brian Lee on June 2, 2010 10:33 pm

      Yes, the best strategy we use is: best product/best price to attract a large pool of potential tenants. Then, screen using strict guidelines. If you fix everything before you rent it, you won’t be hassled all the time with maintenance issues. Build up to 5 or 10 houses and then sell them for a multi-family property.

      Scott on June 1, 2010 10:38 am

      Brian, I find that managing rentals take alot of my time and energy. Can you provide rental tips that minimize the headaches that can follow rental properties?

    The Easiest $7,500 I Ever Made (13)

      Rakesh Solanki on June 13, 2010 4:28 pm

      First Congratulations Brian, thanks for valuable words and tips.

      Brian Lee on June 1, 2010 9:57 am

      Buyers lists are all about networking. 1st place to go is a local investor group. Check out nationalreia.com to find one near you. Network, network, network.

    No One Feels Sorry for Someone Who Feels Sorry for Himself (7)

      Brian Lee on June 10, 2010 6:27 pm

      That’s great insight.

      GBG on June 10, 2010 1:28 pm

      God helps those that help themselves, and vice versa. I always have to remember that courage isn’t the absence of fear or pain, it’s moving forward in spite of it.

    Financial Gravity :: How the Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer (31)

      Brian Lee on June 10, 2010 6:27 pm

      Thank you!

      Scott Richards on June 10, 2010 8:34 am

      This was the best post and advice i have read in a long time. It is so true and seems so simple to follow.

    The Six Ways Real Estate Investing Makes You Money (17)

      Brian Lee on June 7, 2010 11:37 am

      The credit crunch has meant that we have less competition on many of our deals. It also has sparked a movement of alternative funding such as owner-financing and private lending.

      Tom Sommers on June 3, 2010 4:34 pm

      Interested in your thoughts about how the credit crunch forces changes in strategies. I’m intrigued with acquiring land in growth areas like Texas that don’t have a huge overhanging surplus to be in the right place when credit health begins to return. I know it’s not a cash flow focus, but as they say — ain’t no more of it being made.

      Triple Net Lease Properties on April 14, 2010 3:07 pm

      Equity is tough to find these days. You are right, Cash Flow and Location are very important. I enjoyed your article.

    The Secret to Learning a Language (16)

      Josefina Argüello on June 3, 2010 3:54 pm

      I have the same opinion as well. I learnd spanish in at merida yucatan and that was the best way to learn a language because I also knew the culture.

      Learning Centre on May 7, 2010 3:19 am

      You its never a surprise when you walk up one fine day and think of doing something totally out of the box. I really think we should empower ourselves to do many activities which we might think impossible or would never define us. A similar stroke came to me when I thought of learning French… I had been struggling for so many years and every time I would take the initiation I would be struck by bad luck. It become so frustrating that I eventually came to think that its not in my stars to learn French… Weird huh!!! But only recently did I gear myself up once again and this time I did with a group of people. Till date I am enjoying my experience…. But with your added tips I think I will go crazy and try them too… Though actually visiting the place would have never come to my mind but as you stroll down this article, many of the tips are in conjunction with each other… And its true that if you don’t steer yourself from your native language you will never be sincere in learning the second language…. And sincerity counts

      Nick on April 15, 2010 3:07 am

      I am going to France for a web design competition and really wish I could speak French. I have started learning the language and created a blog called speak french fluently. Please check it out.

    What I’d Tell Myself if I Were 18 Again (37)

      Brian Lee on June 2, 2010 10:35 pm

      Man, I should go back and read this article. It’s been about a year and I could use a reminder!

      Tala on June 2, 2010 4:35 pm

      thank you so much for this post. i just turned 20 [i do think that im old now] and every time I feel like I should hurry up and stress about my career and stuff I go back and read this post. serves as a reminder for me.

    Pay Yourself First: The Equity Goose and The Cashflow Golden Egg (16)

      Create Wealth on May 30, 2010 1:41 am

      Hey buddy, just read a few posts from your site, I really enjoyed them all, especially this one. I think you made some good points! Anyway keep up the great work buddy, I’ll keep this blog bookmarked. Will

      Carey_PA on May 27, 2010 8:14 am

      No problem Brian. And thanks for the congrats. It’s still going…it’s been an uphill battle thus far but it’ll all be worth it once I secure my first apartment complex. Let me know about the email I sent you and if you’d be interested in working together. Keep up the great work! Carey

      Brian Lee on May 27, 2010 8:09 am

      I like that! FFAs. Thanks for the input. I checked out your blog and you have quite a bit of experience in real estate. Congrats on the move to multifamily.

    The Real Estate Investor Web Series ~ Episode 1 (11)

      church finance on May 28, 2010 2:49 pm

      Wow, what a great and detailed info, very helpful, thanks!.

      Brian Lee on April 9, 2010 7:34 am

      Thanks for the feedback. There wasn’t really any need for me to look at the property since we knew exactly what it was worth in good condition and had repair bids to know what it would take to make it that way. We’ve done enough of these deals to know a good one when we see it on paper. The phone rang of the hook from potential tenants during the rehab. Renting properties in solid, bread and butter neighborhoods is no big deal.

    The Hollywood Rules, What You Must Know to Make it in the Film Industry (2)

      vahid on May 22, 2010 3:09 pm

      Hello my friend My name is vahid & I’m Iranian Hollywood created the image of Iran, is not true at all Topics discussed, not at all scientific good day

    Five Ways to Avoid a Nasty CC Email Battle (19)

      Good Quotes on May 18, 2010 7:41 pm

      The worst horrors and lessons I have learned were from seeing people or being one of the persons who was cc’ed, even bcc’ed in a message that I should not have read a word of. Thefrustration peaks as well for me when I see that the person next to me feels they have to e-mail me something so simple. Even a thank you cannot be voiced anymore? Uggh. I just move on.

      wall murals on April 11, 2010 6:03 am

      I’m so glad I don’t work in an office anymore. Now that I work at home, I am much happier, but I can get into a tither with some of my clients. I still have to count to ten (or 100) before I hit send..

    How to Blog :: The Manual (61)

      Nick on May 8, 2010 12:10 am

      Ah, I have figured it out. It was as simple as getting a web host. I skipped the step hoping to get as far as possible without spending any money. Should’ve just followed the instructions. lol

      susie on April 15, 2010 1:48 am

      Great post. I will pass it on to my sister. She is just getting ready to set up her blog. Thanks

    Self-Sufficiency (7)

      Brian Lee on May 2, 2010 9:50 am

      Thanks Josh, that’s a great idea and It’s nice to hear from you again!

      Josh Moore on May 2, 2010 7:22 am

      Hey Brian, Just visited the site for the first time in a while (was reading via RSS until I eliminated RSS from my life) and have to say I really like the new theme and layout for Genius Types. Keep up the great work man. If I was to add a suggestion though I would probably put an About page explaining about you and the blog (and possibly a link to LinkedIn or equivalent resume online for potential employers to view). Well done mate :) JM

    Why Smart People do Dumb Things (22)

      Ivan on April 27, 2010 2:27 pm

      Great post! It as if there is a paradox, the one side of the brain is obviously overshadowing the other half. Balance seems to be the cliche. I have recently dabbled into brainwave entrainment and have had some good results, lets just say I’m not as clumsy as before. I found some great info here brainwave meditation. Thanks Again!

    The Real Estate Investor Web Series Episode 2 ~ Blue Lake (5)

      Brian Lee on April 23, 2010 10:28 pm

      Glad to have you here! Make yourself at home.

      Billy Ton on April 23, 2010 10:27 pm

      Hi Brian Really glad I came across your site I have been investing in real estate for many years but feel I can learn more and thats where your videos come in. Just keep them coming on a regular basis and you will have a loyal reader.

      David Hood on April 23, 2010 2:18 pm

      Looks like the timing is really good to get back in the market you are looking at some very soft price points. Location looked solid with the construction of the medical center. Good find guys love the light switch plate as well.

    Real Estate Investor Case Study: Karen Davis’s 6th Rental Property (9)

      Mike @ Arizona Fix and Flip Loans on April 22, 2010 8:00 pm

      These vids are inspiring. For anyone interesting in doing fixing and flipping of properties in the southwest we can finance you. But you must have 25% down.

    How Real Estate Investor Robert Hammond Bought 74 Houses in Less Than 2 Years (16)

      Mike @ Arizona Fix and Flip Loans on April 22, 2010 7:53 pm

      Robert is likely using private money financing on these deals. It’s a great option for fix and flippers. 25% down, 18%, 6 month term, no credit check.

    How to Be a Self-Determinist (9)

      Kevin on April 22, 2010 2:27 pm

      Your philosophy of life just seems a little arrogant and at odds with reality. The tensions or obstacles you define are real boundaries and ought to teach you some humility. Your ‘believe in yourself’ system is a lonely path, sometimes selfish, and always in the end ineffectual. To trust yourself completely, as you say, will leave you in despair– and those around you shaking their heads at your self-conceit. Is there not someone greater than yourself you can beleive in? This is a long ago post– I hope in the years that have passed you have grown beyond yourself and learned to be selfless in the midst of your disciplined life. I hope you have grown to see how inconsistent a self-determinist is– and how it is ultimately at odds with experience, relationships, morality, and the higher noble pursuits of men.

    Blog Income Report :: June 2007 (13)

      Brian Lee on April 16, 2010 2:05 pm

      You’re right, this thing old news! Reality is: I took 2 years off from this site before I came back full steam in 2010. I will be coming out with some income reports in the next few months.

      Cindy on April 16, 2010 1:13 pm

      Really fantastic article on how to make money blogging, especially the stats. Have you seen this other blog on Blogging Income Will you be coming out with a more updated version? This was 2007. Thanks for the info! Cindy

    The Details of The Glendora Deal (6)

      Brian Lee on April 9, 2010 8:23 pm

      We have several applications and will have it rented by this weekend. We sign 1 year leases and sell the property in the 13th month, so turnover is not an issue.

      Terra on April 9, 2010 8:08 pm

      Wow, nice profit. Is the house rented out now? Do you have a high turn around on renters?

      Brian Lee on April 9, 2010 7:29 am

      We use hard money lenders. They typically finance up to 70% of the after repair value… so in this case, we had nothing out of pocket.

    $631.58 :: Blog Income :: August 2007  (29)

      spaartip on April 2, 2010 6:49 am

      Nice income, and graphs. I would like to have such an income :)