Tami Roberts’ World @ the Beach
Tami Roberts’ World @ the Beach
Feature Article: Don’t make permanent decisions from temporary situations
Special Opportunity: Open house at a fantastic foreclosure home
Recommendations and Resources: New Lender Partners with money available now
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Tami Roberts’ World:
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June has been a very busy month with the tax certificate sale and several closings. We’ve also done some tenant placements for investors. We had very good attendance at our foreclosure seminars and free investor classes.
I’m in process of making the courses available online so that we can accommodate more buyers’ requirements.
We look forward to seeing you in July…
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Feature Article: Don’t Make Permanent Decisions from Temporary Situations
In a newsletter, I once shared a story of a man who committed suicide because his wife filed for divorce. This man was a multi-millionaire. There were many lessons from this sad story. One of the most important lessons is that we should never make permanent decisions from temporary situations.
In my opinion, divorce is temporary. But this rule does not just pertain to marriage. It pertains to everything in life. We all have temporary setbacks. The problem occurs when we make permanent decisions in the midst of temporary problems.
You may have a temporary situation at work that is causing you stress and anxiety. Temporary situations like this have led thousands of people to quit their jobs. They go in search of a new job that sounds better than the old stressful one. However, as is the case with most things in life, they quickly find out that the new job isn’t all what it was cracked up to be. Now they regret leaving their first job. Regret is a painful feeling. Regret usually occurs when we make permanent decisions from temporary situations.
Here is another example: You could evict a tenant from one of my homes and end up with thousands of dollars in repairs. For many investors, this temporary situation may cause them to make a permanent decision – not to invest in any more homes. They could say: “I’m done investing in real estate.” This is another example of making a permanent decision because of a temporary situation.
Back in 2000, investors lost in the stock market when the dot.com bubble burst. Some investors got so fed up with their losses that they swore off the stock market for good. This was a mistake.
The problem we all face is that temporary “bad” situations distort our thinking. We tend to make incorrect decisions based upon this distorted thinking.
Is there an alternative?
Of course. The alternative is to simply ask yourself, is this situation temporary or permanent? If the situation is temporary, you should avoid making permanent decisions. Temporary decisions for temporary problems are okay. Permanent decisions are not.
A decision to exit the stock market would be incorrect because it was based upon a temporary situation. It would have been a thousand times better for investor to learn why they lost all that money.
Here is my suggestion for you: Before making any major decision in your life, think about your life goals. How does this situation or the decision you’re contemplating relate to your life’s goals? Keep your eyes on the big picture. Permanent decisions should only be made based upon your life’s major goals.
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Special Open House: Check out this GREAT DEAL
I believe this is one of the best foreclosure deals on the market right now.
This home offers three bedrooms and 2-1/2 baths. The home is new construction and in a good location.
The best part about the home is that it is priced at just $125,000 which is about $10,000 – $15,000 below value based upon my market study.
Wait it gets even better for owner-occupants:
** If you use FHA financing you could purchase for as little at 3.5 percent down!
** You can receive a Federal Tax Credit and can be done retroactive to 2008. For example, you could receive $8,000 cash back for purchasing the home, and you don’t have to wait until next year’s tax return to get it!!! You may even be able to use your tax credit as a down payment (See Feature Article).
We’re going to host a special 1-hour open house on Saturday July 11th at noon so that you can stop out and see this home.
To attend this special open house, call Tonya McGuire at 251-213-5552 or send an email to me at: Tami.MyFavoriteAgent@GMail.com
If you would like to see this home before the open house, we may be able to accommodate you. Call us at 251-213-5552.
Best,
Tami Roberts
MyFavoriteAgent.com LLC
251-968-9616
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