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Joe Crump graduated from college in 1981 with a
degree in Film Production and worked in the movie industry
for 5 years as a “Grip”. He says he began investing in
real estate in 1986 in Los Angeles, CA. His original goal
was to find ways to finance a movie. He found he could make
more money investing in houses than being a corporate
employee. In the 1980s real estate values were skyrocketing
in California. This is when he decided to buy a property.
After buying a new construction home he found that 30 days
later it had appreciated by 20%. He sold the house, which
turned a lucrative profit. Three years after he began
investing he had over $17 million dollars worth of
property. Joe’s first lesson was that real estate markets
don’t always jump the way they did in the 80s. In 1991 the
Los Angeles market plummeted by 30%. Joe lost over $5
million dollars. The fact was he owed more than the
property value. He lost everything. Joe wanted to know how
to make it work so he developed the “Safety Net” method of
real estate investing.
Joe’s “Safety Net” method was so unique he trademarked it. Using
this method you can do deals in a matter of minutes, work
from home, the deals will not close unless you can make
money, you never have to put up your finances at any risk
and you are able to leverage your profits without having to
get a single loan or use your credit. Joe also offers a
real estate course with his Section One and Section Two
techniques. In Section One, you will learn how to create chunks of capital with
short-term "flip" deals. You will also discover how to
replace your monthly income and create a long-term
investment strategy by purchasing and holding real estate
rental property.
Section Two of his real estate course will help you find
sellers who will sell you their home with zero down payment
and no credit check. It will teach you inspection tips, how
to make the offer, how to sell the home you purchase to new
buyers using the lease-option technique, how to find
qualified renters and how to finance the sale of your
properties for a new buyer.

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