Can a Nine to Five Worker Handle Investing in Apartment Buildings?

You work 9am to 5pm, living paycheck to paycheck, and have very little or no money in the bank. You know there has to be a better way to live. Anthony Chara is a real estate investor and mentor. Read on for a story about one of Anthony Chara’s students.

George did not work 9 to 5; he worked 8am to 8pm, before coming home to his wife and two small children. His days and evenings were eaten up by work and family. Thanks to the internet, he was able to search for an apartment building, analyze the numbers and make an offer. He would often stay up until two or three in the morning. He would send his letter of intent to the seller’s agent in the middle of the night and call them on his way to work in the morning to request they take a look at it and get back to him. That is how he got started investing in apartment buildings.

So, the answer to the question is yes, you can do this part time because you are buying a business. You can have a management company handling the maintenance, collections, accounting and other tasks, while you continue to work your regular job until you are sure you are making enough passive income to give it up if you choose to.

This was taken from an interview between Lance Hood from SuccessInsiders.com and Anthony Chara. For access to Anthony Chara’s teleseminars, go to http://www.successinsiders.com/



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Purchasing Apartment Buildings with No Money Down

Is it really possible to buy an apartment with no money down? Absolutely! Anthony Chara, a seasoned real estate investor with over 15 years experience, has mentored several hundred students. Here is his story of how some of his students purchased their apartment building.

First of all, lose the mind set, “I don’t have the money for a down payment.” If you continue to say that, it will be true; you’ll never be able to do anything because you don’t have the money. Realize that ‘no money down’ doesn’t necessarily mean you are buying without making a down payment. It simply means you are using other people’s money.

Two students found a 98 unit building in Louisiana; they each put in $1,500 ($3,000 between the two of them). The total down payment was $300,000! They were able to convince other people to invest in their venture for a return at a later date. They bought the building for $1.2 Million; within 12 – 18 months it should be worth close to $3 Million. They will share the cash flow and the equity with their money partners.

It’s all about mindset. Lose the attitude “it’s too much work,” or “I cannot afford to invest the money.” Look around you; people are doing it all the time. Make a plan and work the plan. Set a goal for yourself and take action now-see yourself as being financially independent and you will succeed.

This was taken from an interview between Lance Hood from http://www.successinsiders.com/ and Anthony Chara, one of the experts featured on the site.


SuccessInsiders.com is committed to helping people succeed, both personally and professionally, by providing them with interactive access to an ever growing team of Millionaires and Experts in wealth creation and personal development. By following the guidance and strategies, through interviews, expert Q&A, telecoaching and other resources offered by people who have already succeeded, a person’s chance for success is greatly increased.

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