Choosing Flexible & Motivated Sellers
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Real estate investing, just like any other profession
requires a series of interrelated skills. Finding bargain properties is one of the most important of these skills–in many ways the most important because without this skill there are no deals.
The key to finding bargain properties
is the ability to identify sellers who are highly
motivated to sell–who must sell–as opposed to those that
only find it desirable and useful to sell. Essentially, real estate
investing (especially creative real estate investing) amounts to
finding both the right kind of seller as well as the right kind of
property. Believe it or not, street-wise real estate investors tend
to look first for the motivated sellers before they go too far in
analyzing any properties.
Motivated sellers go by a variety of names: “flexible”, “must sell”, “very motivated”, “anxious”, “don’t wanters,” etc. But they all have one thing in common:
They want you to solve some major problem for them and it’s your job
to make sure that you don’t become overzealous in helping them
and end up hurting yourself by taking on a property that’s not a deal.
(lose money)
It might be that they are being transferred and must therefore
hurry and sell. Or they might have personal problems such
as a serious illness or a divorce that is forcing them to sell.
Additionally, they may be motivated by financial pressures or
they may have recently discovered that they don’t like being a
landlord to their investment properties.
Whatever their reason, you can appear to them as a knight in
shining armor on a white stallion.
Do you find this role comfortable?
With whom would you rather deal?:
(1) someone who welcomes you with a warm smile and
appreciates your desire to help when you arrive or
(2) someone who is an antagonistic and arrogant property
owner who could care less if he sells or not?
Which type would cause you to experience less apprehension?
Obviously the seller who is motivated, flexible, and willing to
talk openly with you right away.
This is exactly why the savvy real estate investor will almost
always start with the most anxious sellers, because the job is
simply easier in that environment and you’re problem solving
together with you, the investor leading the way.
Does that make sense?
Think about it. Fear is one of the greatest destroyers of
progress. It can keep a perfectly capable person (like you or
me) from even trying something new.
I had a great deal of fear when first starting out, interviewing
sellers and meeting them at their properties…so I get it.
I’ll be posting a free mini series here on the website to help
guide you through this segment of real estate investing and
as you go through the mini series, visualize yourself talking
to the openly motivated sellers that I’ll be describing.
As you become more familiar with the concepts, ideas,
scripts and tools and as you apply them in a no-risk
environment (which you can do with a partner, spouse or
even record your voice), you will find your fears melting
away and you’ll be ready to go out and lock up some deals
in this massively opportunistic market.
11 Real Estate Principles For Success
By · CommentsOnce you’ve determined your real estate goals-
Identify what is standing in the way of achieving your real estate goals, fix it and get to the business of helping others and making money at it.
Principle No.1:
You rarely have a money problem. You have an
attitude problem. The real estate go- getter with the right
attitude cannot be denied.
Principle No.2:
Face your fear. You always find the best fishing
holes in the places where the average fisherman
is afraid to go.
Principle No.3:
Watch the crowd. Go in the opposite direction to find a niche.
Principle No.4:
Until you know value, everything is worthless.
As soon as you know value, everything is
valuable.
Principle No.5:
Almost all opportunities are disguised as
problems.Including the current real estate market.
Principle No.6:
He who lives the Golden Rule gets the gold here
too. Get to digging….
Principle No.7:
Money is attracted to great ideas. Find your unique niche.
Principle No.8:
You are your success. The money that flows to
you is just a by-product of your nonfinancial
resources.Your ideas, your service to others, etc.
Principle No.9:
There is no failure. Only feedback. Learn from it and keep it moving.
Principle No.10:
A network saves legwork.
Principle No.11:
Routine brings results. A disorganized genius is
no match for the average person with a daily
routine. Develop a routine and stick to it.
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This guy was on the brink of disaster.
At one point, he was one of the most successful investors in the country but he almost lost everything in Florida’s real estate crash.
Back to the wall, he was desperately searching for answers.
It was at that time that he stumbled upon a secret world of real estate wealth controlled by an inner circle of big pocketed players that is available to all of us.
No money, no credit, and not willing to take failure as an option he soldiered on and cracked the code to creating a fortune in today’s real estate market dominating an industry previously controlled by the world’s money masters.
His first deal saved his life.
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‘The Big Picture’ on Properties
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Before we jump into real estate investing, we need to explore some vital points.
Real estate is a broad term and should therefore be considered thoroughly when committing to the types of properties that you’ll be investing in.
Real estate includes raw land, farm
land, residential real estate, and commercial real
estate. Residential real estate inculdes condominiums,
single family houses, small multi-unit properties
(duplexes, tri-plexes,four-plexes, etc.), and larger
apartment buildings and complexes.
Commercial real estate includes office and professional
buildings, strip malls, and all types of property used in
the manufacturing and service based industries.
The principles of locating bargain properties, analyzing
their profit potential, using creative finance in the
acquisitions process,making offers and closing deals,
adding value, and carrying out the management function–
all of these factors apply more or less equally to
the various kinds of real estate that could be of
interest to investors.
However, for the investor who stands at the beginning of
his/her career, the most logical place to begin is with
the smaller properties–
single family homes and small multi-units.
If you’re in the process of acquiring the skills and
expertise associated with the real estate investing
field, would it not make sense to cut your “eye teeth” on
the simpler transactions where the risk is lower and the
exit strategy is fundamental?
The larger residential properties are a step above, where
more sophisticated interactions and problem-solving come
into play–and where the risk is greater but so is the
reward. And the commercial realm brings with it a
whole array of challenges related directly to the local,
regional, and national economy, and the viability and
staying power of various business tenants who are going
through the ups and downs of commercial life in ways
about which residential tenants in general need
not worry.
Similarly, real estate development and lot subdivision,
while offering the potential of high rewards, also
presents a variety of complex challenges not recommended
for the untrained investor.
For this reason, you might adopt the concept that a lot
of “little” deals can add up to a great deal of success.
Single family houses and small multi-units hold out the
potential for considerable profit, if acquired and
managed (or sold) appropriately.
There will be time enough for the macro-transactions after you have
developed a professional modus operandi in the real
estate field and learned the ropes that are second nature
to the “big dogs.”
That is not to say that the beginner or intermediate
investor who comes upon a fantastic bargain in the large
property arena should shrink from taking a close look at
it.
After all, if needs be, a partner can be brought into the
deal who has the needed skills, cash and experience.
Simply put,the smaller properties are the logical place
to focus at the beginning.
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Benefits Of Hiring A Real Estate Agent
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Buyers and resellers of houses sometimes wonder if it is worth it to hire a real estate agent. They think it is easy to sell their property just by posting ads in the net. The most common thing that happens is that it will take a long time for the property to get sold. This is why it is recommended that buyers and sellers of houses just hire real estate agents for easier buy and sell. Read on to learn about the benefits that real estate agents can provide.
Hiring professional real estate agents will give you the benefit of having their experience and knowledge about real estate. It is recommended to hire a real estate agent who knows what they are doing. You will benefit greatly from the experience that they bring to the table and you will also know a lot yourself.
Second benefit is real estate agents have a huge network that you can really use. They have a special relationship with other individuals who move around in the industry. You can have easy access to certain information like the best individual or company to assist you in terms of handling a contact. Information and access such as these will only be available if you hire a professional real estate agent.
The third and last benefit is a professional real estate agent is a good negotiator to get the best deal. These people have advanced trainings in terms of negotiating with people without dealing with the emotional attachment which usually occurs when someone sells their house. Having a real estate agent negotiating for you will ensure that you will get the best value for the money you are spending or get you the maximum amount if you are reselling your house.
These are just some of the benefits that you get from hiring professional real estate agents. The knowledge, professional network and negotiating skills that they bring to the table will benefit you greatly in terms of buying or selling a house. Real estate agents can help you sell and buy your dream house easily. You have to make sure that you consider all of these when you are thinking of either buying or selling a house today or in the near future.
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Free REI Fizzzzboe Form/Script
By · Comments For Sale By Owner’s or FSBO’s…pronounced “Fizboes“.
For investors like myself, when I come across a For Sale By Owner Sign…I’ve died and gone to heaven. For starters, I’ve fortunately come across a property that isn’t listed on the MLS which means that everyone and their grandfather won’t already know about it. The gives me an edge…one that offers more opportunity than a listed property.
I’ve been able to negotiate some great deals on For Sale By Owner properties, resulting in some massive wholesale profits. When I’m able to take down a deal that’s below market value, I can pass that savings/some of that profit on to my buyers because there’s no commission either.
You never know when you might run across one of these awesome opportunities and if you haven’t already- you certainly will and when you do, you’ll be so glad that you have this Fizboe Form/Script in your real estate investing arsenal of forms.
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I had the chance to check
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it out a few days ago and have to admit that I’m definitely intrigued with it.
I’m told that this guy is intending to give away 3 free-houses
or something wild like that. I really and truly have no clue what that’s
about or how he intends to do it…but that’s what I hear anyways. 
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REO Investor [Advanced] Report-Free
By · CommentsI just finished reading that free report that described
how an investor lost almost everything in the downturn
of the Florida real estate market. I lost 2 properties in that
market as well, so it really sparked my curiosity.
Check it out here
This report got me to thinking about making some serious money
leveraging my time, effort, skill and network to do more deals….
and I mean Big Deals.
I’ve done a few REO deals but have never done any Bulk REO investing
but on Page 12 of the report…it gets down to it
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Here’s a quick Blurb
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“How it works is that these guys buy
properties and defaulted mortgage notes
at mass volume with deep discounts—
often just pennies on the dollar.
The credit crunch has created big trouble
for banks, and massive opportunity for
everyday investors. If you think about
what’s going on right now, banks are
flooded with that they consider “toxic
assets.”
These are foreclosed properties and
notes they pool into large packages and
sell together in bulk.
And don’t think all these homes are
junkers, some of the homes may have
been listed with agents and for whatever
reason couldn’t sell, but are still prime
properties that need a little work.
Considering banks aren’t property
management companies, they want these
‘toxic assets’ off their books for
whatever they can get and are practically
giving away houses for cheap.
This creates TREMENDOUS
opportunity for smart investors who
know how to play in this market.
We’re talking houses for 30% to 70%
off what you can find foreclosures on the
MLS for, as little as just a few thousand
a piece, even less than the cost of one
month’s rent….”
Keep reading- it gets even better!
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What are Bulk REO Properties?
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REO is a class of property owned by a lender, typically a bank, after an unsuccessful sale at a foreclosure auction.A bank will typically set the opening bid for the REO properties /sale at a foreclosure auction for at least the outstanding loan amount. If there are no bidders that are interested, then the bank will legally repossess the property and list it as REO in their books.
Once a property is an REO, the bank or lender will try to get rid of the property by either selling it directly themselves or through an established broker. The REO property is usually sold for at least the outstanding loan amount which is generally less than the market price for the property.
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How To Wholesale REO’s Like A Rockstar
The Art of Robbing Banks
By Pre$ton Ely
The richest and smartest people in the world go where the money is easy. They’re really pretty lazy. They refuse to fight uphill battles. Rather they opt to slide down slippery slopes of joy.
Now that the market has decided to go “Britney Spears” on us we need to take a closer look at what we are doing here. We need to make sure there isn’t something “easier” out there than dealing with the standard “motivated seller.”
It turns out there is.
Before the market took a nosedive, our “I Buy Houses” classified ad in the Tampa Tribune was one of like thirty. But now? We are one of only four.
Where did everyone go?
I was just interviewing one of the nation’s top wholesalers who told me he is currently spending ZERO dollars on seller marketing. He used to spend $8,000 a month. Where are his leads coming from?
Everyone is switching to REO Bank-Owned foreclosures.
And there is a reason for that.
Ever since the stimulus package was unrolled banks have been giving away their inventory of foreclosed homes like unwanted clothes to goodwill. And they are able to do this for good reason. A reason which you will learn very soon.
We recently picked up a house from a bank for $2,500 smack dab in the middle of Tampa. We flipped it immediately for a $20,000 profit. Never spent a dime.
You can do the exact same thing … if you know what you’re doing. (wow … that’s a big “if”)
How would you like to be the recipient of some of these “rag tag” houses? Well you can. Easily. You simply have to know where to stand in line and how to claim your fair share.
Up until now, investors have been paralyzed with fear when it came to flipping REO (bank owned) foreclosure houses. The biggest obstacle? Non-assignable contracts. Banks don’t like wholesalers. They’re weird like that. Whoever’s name is on the contract must close (in their name) on the deal.
Obviously this is not the game we play. Using your own money is for morons with no brains. Rich people (even billionaires) do not use their own money. We use the moronic people’s money. : – )
But what if there was a way to sneak your buyers in to close on the property for you right underneath the bank’s nose while you get paid your $10,000 “flip” fee right at the closing? And what if that way was totally and completely 100% legit? You would want to learn this tactic I’m sure.
As a “problem solver,” which is what you as a real estate investor are, you need as many tools in your tool belt as possible. There is no such thing as “knowing enough.” The very best in our industry never stop growing and expanding their repertoire of investing strategies (except for Stick Boy). I just watched as Than Merrill devoured The Short Sale Kid’s entire home study course on a recent plane trip. Than is already a master of short sales. But in his words, “if I can get just one new tip from a course it pays me back many thousands of dollars.”
Unfortunately, the step-by-step process for doing these secret REO “double closes” would take much more than this article to explain. But a more in depth tutorial is on the way to you soon. Keep your eyes peeled.
Does the old way of “motivated seller marketing” work? Absolutely. We still do it every day. We have direct mail campaigns, and classified ads, and ppc ads, and a host of other strategies in place at all times. But we are also doing some REO’s. We are “both/and” kind of people. Either/Or thinking is for the small minded. Large souls want it all.
You can have it all.
Starting right now. 
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Cashing In On Bulk REO’s for Wholesalers
By · CommentsIf you’re in the wholesaling business, then you’ll love bulk REO’s.
If you’re cherry picking, the houses are completely FREE!
How can another wholesaler compete with you when you’re profit margin is 100%? And if you want to keep the entire package yourself and sell them off one by one, you control these properties for just a few thousand each – possibly even less than what someone would pay for one month’s rent in the same area.
In fact, you’re getting houses so cheap you can wholesale to other wholesalers. Remember, wholesalers buy houses with cash, and close quickly. You can practically leverage the buyers list of
every wholesaler in town, letting them do all the work and still everyone wins.
You can learn how to do this in this Free Report
It’s a great way to generate fast cash.
What If You’re a Rehabber?
Now let’s say that you enjoy giving houses a new lease on life. Then you can make even more cash when you add bulk REO’s into the mix.
You can rehab cherry picked houses too. All you do is to pick a few of the best properties in need of a little fixing, invest a little cash improving it and then sell it for even more profit.
We’ve all made a lot of money here, and there’s still a lot of money to be made.
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Bulk REO’s- Hot Real Estate Niche
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By Kenny Rushing- Guest Article Contributor
Buying and selling bulk REO’s is among the hottest real estate niches in the country right now. But this business is only a few years old, so the fact is not many people know how this business works yet.
Lucky for you, I have been one of the few investors in the country who has actually closed bulk REO deals and play in this market everyday. I like doing $1 deals with Bulk REO’s just as much as I do when buying and selling single REO homes.
However, I like doing bulk REO deals more because the profit potentials are much bigger.
In addition, the bulk REO business is far less competitive than buying single REO homes from REO agents. Most investors don’t understand how to make money with Bulk REO’s, or they think buying bulk REO packages are too risky.
“Isn’t Bulk REO Investing Too Risky?”
When you buy a pool of bulk REO assets from a bank, you are buying “sight unseen”. This is enough to scare away most traditional investors. Don’t worry, you’re about to discover how to take the risk out of buying Bulk REO’s.
Traditionally, most real estate investors are used to going out and physically inspecting properties themselves. I refer to these people as “touch & feel” investors. However, when you buy Bulk REO homes from banks, “touching and feeling” these homes are impossible to do when you’re contracting to buy 30-500 homes or more scattered across the country. Therefore, you have to depend on others to go out in each local market and inspect the properties for you.
I have been active doing Bulk REO deals for 15 months now. Traditionally, I am a “touch and feel” type of investor like many of my peers and it was hard for me to adapt to buying properties “sight unseen” and not inspecting a property before I contracted to buy. For that reason alone, I had no choice but to develop a system that would allow me to buy and sell Bulk REO deals without ever looking at a single property but still feel comfortable along the way.
“Why Are Banks Selling Off Bulk REOs?”
Due to the U.S. economic meltdown and foreclosure crisis, banks across the country are failing. This has created a unique opportunity to buy properties directly from banks like never before. Today, banks all across America have BILLIONS of dollars in defaulted loans. As I write this report, there are over 1,905,723 foreclosure filings right now. If foreclosure filings continue at this pace we would have exceeded the 3 million foreclosure filings the U.S had in 2008.
When a borrower is in default of their mortgage note, the bank will move to foreclose on their home. The mortgage note is now considered non- performing and becomes a liability on the banks balance sheets. Immediately the bank will hire an attorney to begin the foreclosure process.
In addition to attorney’s fees, if the homeowner in default fails to pay the hazardous insurance policy, the property taxes and neglects to maintain the property, the bank will have to step in and pay those expenses as well.
Some banks have thousands of these properties and the financial burden is enormous. At this point the bank wants nothing more but to get rid of this money pit!
The timeline to foreclose on a property will depend on if the property is located in a judiciary or non-judiciary State as we discussed in the Foreclosure Frenzy article. In a non-judiciary State, the process to foreclose is much faster and can be done in 2-3 months, while in a judiciary State the process normally takes about 6-12 months.
Once the court has issued a “Notice of Judgment” in a judiciary State or a “Notice of Trustee Sale” in a non-judiciary State, the bank will move to sell the property at the foreclosure auction. The foreclosure auction is normally handled by the local Sheriff’s office. At auction, an opening bid on the property is set by the foreclosing lender. This opening bid is usually equal to the outstanding loan balance, interest accrued, and any additional fees and attorney fees associated with the sale. If there are no bids higher than the opening bid, the property will be purchased by the attorney working on behalf of the bank.
If this occurs, and the opening bid is not met, the property is deemed a REO or “Real Estate Owned”. This typically occurs because many of the properties up for sale at foreclosure auctions are worth less than the total amount owed to the bank or lender.
Banks have become accustomed to using this process to sell off foreclosure homes to remove them from their books. These homes are considered “toxic-assets”. Today, due to the U.S. foreclosure frenzy, banks are plagued with these toxic-assets while the courts that handle these foreclosure proceedings are backed up making the foreclosure process take longer then ever before.
With Federal Regulators breathing down the throats of banks to do something about all the defaulted loans on their books, banks are now seeking other non-traditional ways to get rid of their toxic assets……such as selling their non-performing notes and pools of Bulk REO properties to investors.
This new approach of bundling up Bulk REO properties and selling them at steep discounts saves the banks the headache of continuing to pay for the property taxes, hazardous insurance, utilities, maintenance cost and more importantly, removes the toxic assets from the banks balance sheets enabling them to stay in compliance with Federal and State bank regulations.
“What Are Bulk REOs?”
Bulk REO’s are foreclosed properties that banks own. Some of the homes may be currently listed with an Agent while others may not. Banks are not in the property management business. They are in the lending business and want these toxic assets off their books. Therefore, this has created a tremendous opportunity for investors who know how to play in this market.
A bulk package is also referred to as a tape. These tapes contain tens or hundreds (sometimes thousands) of REO properties. A tape is nothing more than an excel spreadsheet list of properties.
“Can I Do $1 Deals With Bulk REOs?“
Yes, in fact you can get started trading Bulk REO deals without any money. Let’s learn exactly how this can be done.
There are several ways to make money buying and selling bulk REO’s. Your options are either:
- Brokering Bulk REO Deals
- Buying Bulk REO Properties from Banks
Brokering Bulk REO Deals…
Brokering Bulk REO deals is much easier to do than buying them from banks. A Bulk REO Broker or Trader (some people refer to them also as Syndicators) acts as a middleman between the seller of a Bulk REO tape and a buyer. It is important to note that a professional license is NOT required to broker Bulk REO deals.
The great part about brokering Bulk REO deals is that you don’t have to use “Cash or Credit” to get started. Nor do you need an office, staff or car for that matter and you can do it part-time from the comfort of your home. Brokering Bulk REO deals only requires that you have a telephone, fax machine and a computer.
- Computer: Will be used to network with other Bulk REO Brokers, Bankers and Investors online.
- Telephone: Will be used to communicate offline with the people you network with online.
- Fax Machine: Used to send and receive all the documents and contracts when doing these deals.
“How Do I Get Started Brokering Bulk REOs?”
The first thing you have to do is understand the role of a Bulk REO Broker so you can find your niche to play. There are two types of Bulk REO Brokers. The first is a Seller’s Rep and the other is a Buyers Rep.
A Buyer’s Rep works exclusively with buyers who are looking to take down tapes. They match their buyers with sellers of Bulk REO tapes and charge a fee for their efforts for finding product for their buyer to purchase.
A Seller’s Rep works exclusively with sellers looking to sell Bulk REO tapes. The seller may be a bank, private equity fund, hedge fund or a private investor. The seller’s rep will get paid a fee for their efforts at finding a buyer to buy the tape from the seller.
Some Brokers work as both buyer and seller reps. The hat they wear will depend on what lead source they have. If they have a source of product for sale, they may become the seller’s rep. If they have a serious buyer of Bulk REO product they may wear the hat of the buyer’s rep.
I have acted as both the buyer and seller rep and made money. However, I prefer to wear the seller’s rep hat because my strength is creating marketing advertisements that sell Bulk REO product. Last month I closed on a small Bulk REO deal and made $25,000 working as a seller’s rep. It only took 4 hours of work to get this deal done.
Let me explain how this deal worked:
- Step 1 – Find The Product
A Bulk REO private seller called me about a small 24 home nationwide tape he had just taken down from a bank. He was asking $300,000 for the tape.
- Step 2 – Find A Buyer
I passed on taking down the tape myself but decided to call a buyer I knew who was interested in taking down a nationwide tape. My buyer was very interested.
- Step 3 – Arrange A Conference Call
I arranged for my buyer and seller to talk about the particulars of the deal. The buyer provided verifiable Proof of Funds (POF) to my seller and the tape was sent to him via email.
- Step 4 – Due Diligence
The buyer conducted his due diligence in 3 days and moved forward to take down the tape.
- Step 5 – Master Fee Agreement
The seller and I signed the Master Fee Agreement to pay me the difference between the seller’s price of $300,000 to me and my sale price to my buyer for $325,000.
- Step 6 – Contract & Closing
The buyer executed a contract and made arrangements to close the next day. Once the funds were sent to my seller’s Title Agent, I picked up a check for $25,000.
The worst part about brokering Bulk REO deals is finding REAL buyers and sellers. Most of my time is spent filtering through the fake buyers and sellers of Bulk REO’s. There are lots of fake buyers and sellers of Bulk REO who care nothing more than to waste your time.
~ Kenny Rushing, House Hustler
About Kenny Rushing…
Kenny Rushing is a remarkable tale of a life turned around. A resident of Tampa, Florida who is an evolving account of transformation that is simply extraordinary. Kenny is best known for the moving story of his humble and troubled beginnings, and his phenomenal success as a real estate investor – in spite of the seemingly insurmountable odds he faced. He is a phenomenally successful real estate mogul, civic leader and devoted philanthropist. His company, Rehabbers Superstore, Inc., now grosses millions of dollars per year through real estate transactions and investments. Kenny Rushing is quickly becoming known for the life transforming impact his uncommon wisdom is having on the lives of those who have benefited from his knowledge, wisdom, training and coaching. His goal over the next five years is to teach 1 million people how to achieve financial independence and flip their life through real estate investing.
Kenny Rushing is a living testament that: If KEN Can Do It – So KEN You!
