"Who Is Dave Schneider And How Can He Help You Build A Real Estate Investment Business That Creates Passive Income......

Without The Headaches Of Dealing
 With Tenants and Toilets!"

Dear Friend,

Let me introduce myself.

My name is Dave Schneider and I've been in the real estate investing game for the last 25 years.

I started with very little money and had no idea what I was doing, yet over the years I have been able to build a multi-million dollar real estate investment business that provides me a pretty healthy income without having to do a lot work.

If you'll hang in there with me, I'll show you exactly how I did it and what tools and strategies I use today to make it all work and it won't cost you a dime.

Before I get to that, let me tell you one more thing.

I Only Invest One Way And I Don't Care At All
 About Any Of The Other Ways.....Period!

Why?

It's simple, it's because you only need one way that works!

And........the way I'm going to teach you to invest is logical, proven and it works in any market.

It doesn't matter what happens to real estate prices or interest rates and anybody can do it.

"Here Is The One Way To Invest"

1. Invest in a few good pieces of real estate.
    

2. Rent them for enough money to pay all your expenses including any money that you borrowed to buy the properties.

If you do this consistently for only a few years you can easily make millions of dollars.

It's logical, it works and I'll prove it to you. Here's exactly what I want you to do.

Starting today, I'm going to give you one full year to go out and find just one or two little properties that are considered to be small starter-home type of properties. They may be a small house, condo or townhouse.

You're going to borrow most, if not all, the money that you need to buy them. (Watch my real estate videos and I'll show what to do to get the financing and yes, anyone can do this).

The prices are, of course, going to vary in different areas of the country. It doesn't matter because rents will also vary with the price. Higher priced properties should rent for more. The key to all of this is to know the numbers so that everything works before you buy. If the numbers don't work, you don't buy.

Anyway, lets say that you bought 2 properties a year for five years. At the end of five years, you now own 10 little houses, condos or townhouses. The combined value could be one million to a few million dollars depending on the prices in your area.

Now here comes the good part. You'll have to find people who would be willing to pay off all your loans on your 10 little properties.

These people have a name. They are called renters and about 30-40% of the population are these people. In other words, they are all over the place and there not hard find.

After a period of time these people will pay off all your loans and you will have millions of dollars (or more) of net worth.

And not only will you have millions in net worth, you'll have over a hundred thousand dollar a year income from the properties that are paid for.

If millions in net worth and a hundred thousand dollar a year income isn't enough money for you, then buy a few more.

That's all there is to it.

Stop, Wait a minute. I know what you may be thinking. This sounds like I'm expecting you to become a landlord.

Who Would Ever Want To Be A Landlord? 

It's true, being a landlord can REALLY, REALLY SUCK!

I sure you've heard the horror stories and most of them have happened to me.

Here's my short list of the things I hate about being a landlord:

• Tenants don't pay rent on time or don't pay at all.

• Tenants will lie about when they will pay.

• Tenants don't give a crap about you or your property.

• Tenants will call you up at any time (day or night) to solve whatever their problem is.

• You have to constantly fix things that either a tenant breaks or just wears out.

• Tenants think that you live to take care of all their problems.

• Some tenants are just bad people. They lie and they steal or they may do things that are worse.

Remember this is my short list. I could go on and on.

Over the years I have had just about everything you could image happen to me as a landlord.

• I've had hookers (by the way they pay) and drug dealers.

• I've had people die in my units.

• I've had tenants fix there motorcycles in my units.

• I've had tenants steal my appliances.

• I've had tenants paint all the walls and ceilings BLACK and no, I didn't give them permission.

I'll bet after reading all this, you really want to be a landlord, right?

I sure don't and the funny thing is that I am one.

The reason is because after living through all the stuff I just described to you I discovered something that change my entire way of thinking.

Here's the way I think. I need to train my tenants  of exactly how I'm going to operate. This way they will know what to expect if they behave badly.

I knows this sounds simple, but let me give you a quick example and a tip that might help you if your already a landlord.

"Train Your Tenants Starting From The Time They Fill Out An Application"

Don't use an Off-The-Shelf, Plain-Jane rental application that you can get at any office supply store. If you do, tweak it up by adding some questions to it that will let the potential tenants know what you expect.

As an example, here's a list of some of the question that I like to ask:

• Do you have a vacuum cleaning?

• Do you know how to light a pilot on a furnace or water heater?

• What is your income verses expenses?

• Do you have any skills, such as plumbing, electrical, painting, etc.

• How often would you like the us to inspect the unit for any maintenance and repairs problems that are not caused by you or your guests?

I hope you get the point of this. Most tenants are not asked if they have a vacuum. By the way, if they answer no, don't rent to them unless you ready to deal with a pig!

These type of questions will tell the potential tenants that they are not dealing with some brand-new, green, rookie, pull-the -wool-over their-eyes landlord. They know right up front that you are a PRO and you've been around the block (even if you are a rookie).

This simple process alone will prevent a lot of the problems and this is just the start. I included a lot more of my forms tools and tactics that I use in this website. In this website, I'll provide you the know-how to do everything yourself. If you want to save some time, I've have designed a Landlord's Complete Form and Letter Package that is available and includes all of the exact forms and letters that I use today.

All of the products and services that are on this website are designed to save time and make more money. 

If you want to analyze your real estate investments faster and be make sure you know the numbers before you buy, then you should try the Real Estate Excel Analyzer.

Want to know the exact steps in managing your real estate?

The Complete Property Management Manual And System is a Step-By-Step operation manual that you or anyone you hire can follow. I includes everything from finding, selecting and training tenants to what to do if you get a bad tenant.

I'm No Real Estate Guru.

I'm just a guy who was trying to make a buck (like everybody else). Over my years of investing, I made some mistakes and learned a lot from those mistakes. Those mistakes are what made me, as an investor, better at what I do today and every tool, strategy and tactic I use is a result of NOT making any of those mistakes again.

Here's the bottom line.

Real Estate investing is PROVEN to build income and wealth, but it can be a pain.

My goal is to give you my experience and the tools that will get you there faster without the pain that most landlord's have with their tenants and toilets.

To Your Success,