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At our new web site, www.GetPreconstructionDeals.com, I always get one
specific question sent in after we announce a new preconstruction
project: "So Chris, is this preconstruction project a good deal?" .
The answer that is expected back by the person is "yes this is a GREAT
deal" or "no, I don't think this is a very good deal".
Even though I am not trying to be flippant, my response back is
usually along the lines of you could potentially make a lot of money
from this project or you could lose a lot of money. Boy, that's a big
help thinks the person asking the question. In fact, it is quite
possible that two people could invest in this project, at the same
time, with one making a $100,000 and another losing $50,000 from it.
If I'm talking to a person face-to-face about this, it is about at
that this time in the conversation that their eyes glaze over and they
really start to wonder about this so called "expert".
So let me give an example of two hypothetical investors, Freddie the
Flipper and Barbara the Buy & Holder, who both contract to purchase a
preconstruction condo in
http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/ComputersandTechnology/20061002/43607.html
specific question sent in after we announce a new preconstruction
project: "So Chris, is this preconstruction project a good deal?" .
The answer that is expected back by the person is "yes this is a GREAT
deal" or "no, I don't think this is a very good deal".
Even though I am not trying to be flippant, my response back is
usually along the lines of you could potentially make a lot of money
from this project or you could lose a lot of money. Boy, that's a big
help thinks the person asking the question. In fact, it is quite
possible that two people could invest in this project, at the same
time, with one making a $100,000 and another losing $50,000 from it.
If I'm talking to a person face-to-face about this, it is about at
that this time in the conversation that their eyes glaze over and they
really start to wonder about this so called "expert".
So let me give an example of two hypothetical investors, Freddie the
Flipper and Barbara the Buy & Holder, who both contract to purchase a
preconstruction condo in
http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/ComputersandTechnology/20061002/43607.html