CW Blogcast 49 - You're welcome.
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At some point, most of us realize that life is a gradual process of acquiring the knowledge necessary to stay alive and maybe make a little money along the way. Remember when Mom told you not to eat stuff off the sidewalk? There’s a reason for that – you could get very sick.
Or when Dad told you not to stand on the very highest rung of the ladder because it’s not safe, as he soon proved by going to the very top in a psychotic effort to clean the last leaf from the gutter – and promptly fell off?
Likewise, getting off to the wrong start with outdated or just plain wrong knowledge about investing can hamper your success forever if you don’t get it straightened out early. The following are four investment truisms you should learn sooner rather than later.
1. Don’t drink the Wall Street Kool-Aid of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Real estate is a much better investment, as has been historically proven.
2. Gold is not an investment. It’s just a different form of money that holds value better than paper currency.
3. Not just ANY real estate though. Income properties can make you wealthy when done correctly.
4. You don’t have to pay $5,000 for a fancy course to become an expert at this style of investing. You only need the foresight to visit the websitewww.JasonHartman.com and absorb the free resources found there.
Alrighty then. You can thank Jason Hartman and Platinum Properties Investor Network for giving you the tools to become very wealthy in a shorter time than you might think. This information is golden.
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