Renatus - BIF webinars 2/6 - after briefing webinar, before intro webinar

Congratulations!  Having watched Scott Rowe's briefing, you've completed the first of three steps in the qualification process.  Such a careful, well considered process is necessary in a decision of a magnitude that can potentially change a person's life forever, and for the better.

Such a process prevents us not only from making hasty judgments without facts.  It also prevents us rushing into a course of action without enough information.  It ensures trust, a necessary aspect in any business enterprise.  And trust must be earned.  It must never be freely given.

To establish that trust, let's address a few other concerns new Renatus prospects often have.

First of all...

·         Being a real estate investor is risky.

You need look no further than news reports from just a few years ago to find proof.  From 2007 to 2009, property owners suffered staggering losses during the recession.  That nationwide banking emergency was precipitated by a sub-prime mortgage crisis in which 7 million homeowners lost their homes.  So with that much uncertainty, how can anyone avoid risks in real estate like that?

It's a fair question.  But the truth is that quite a few investors did avoid loss—by recognizing that the one thing that conquers uncertainty is knowledge.

The property owners who took a loss made the mistake of overleveraging their properties.  This was due entirely to their lack of knowledge about other financing and exit strategies they could have otherwise used to avoid it.  No one strategy is appropriate for all situations.  Despite the obvious outcome of losing money, they made the mistake of working with the only strategy they knew.

The homeowners who lost their houses entered into fraudulent mortgage agreements that they didn't know how to interpret.  If they had, or were able to obtain the counsel of a reputable, knowledgeable investor, they would have never faced financial ruin.

There is so much more knowledge for so many other scenarios—including other topics like tax strategies and credit repair—in the Essentials courses alone.

But let's get back to the question of risk.  We can narrow down the question further by asking

·         What if I make a mistake?

Simply put, there is risk in doing real estate deals, just as in performing brain surgery, flying a jet, running a business, even riding a bicycle—just about every profession or skill.  Granted, risk for one may be dwarfed by the massive degree of another.  But the means to minimize the change risk for any one of these is knowledge.

Renatus not only takes extreme care to ensure that students retain the knowledge they gain, but also offers class support, daily mentoring to walk novice investors through their first deals, and encourage partnerships with other investors in the Renatus community.

Reduce risk, and you increase the probability of success and high profits.

·         What if I don't have enough knowledge to do it?

This is exactly what Renatus' education is for, to provide you enough information to avoid the mistakes that new investors may tend to make if they were to work alone.

Systems are available, most notably a software Renatus has produced called IOS, which stands for Investment Operating Software—a incredibly powerful software that enables investors to handle a vast array of critical business operations such as leads, analyzing deals, offers, funding, purchase and sale.

·         What if I don't have that much time? or

·         What if I procrastinate, or don't have the initiative... or

·         Life gets in the way?

 We all have twenty-four hours every day, seven days every week.  Still, if the need for financial stability—or anything we value—is important enough, we don't just find the time.  We make the time.

But if we all have the same amount of time, how do we do that?  Perhaps it would be better to ask how the wealthy and successful do that.

They change their habits, like watching television, spending time on social media—limit or even eliminate what robs of the time to spend on things that are truly importaefRnt to them.

For any wealthy person, one powerful method to save time is to build systems.  Renatus education helps you to just that, so you spend you time on your investment career in the most efficient and effective ways possible.  Just as they leverage their wealth to their advantage, they leverage their time.

Yet another method is common sense: a schedule—a benefit overlooked by many, a list of commitments to meet.  What great endeavor has ever been accomplished without a timetable?  And who among us has not felt relief and satisfaction of meeting a goal or finishing a task, compared to the anxiety and stress of things left undone?

Changing habits is hard, but what things worthy in life are gained without challenge?  So many other Renatus investors have gone through the same struggle, and have prospered.

·         What if I don't have enough money, or my credit's bad?

You find money, the means for which—to finance both deals and education—ordinary people know nothing about.

And even assuming that your credit report has no errors (and it might, which would drive your score down), there are ways to finance real estate deals with corporate credit that you can build up independent of your personal credit.

You have more money and credit available to you than you know.  A 401K/IRA class addresses this very subject.

·         What if a lot people try convince me that I can't succeed at it?

If you associate with people who doubt that you can succeed, despite that you have the opportunity to also associate with those who already succeeding, you'll simply be trapped in the same mindset for failure.

Mostly that's because they prefer to see you in the same circumstances you're in now.

Many people may not be supportive of what we do.  And that's okay.  People are individuals, and they always have differences.  But however close they may be, whether friends or family, if they like or love you, then they should allow you to pursue your ambitions.  They don't have to be supportive, but neither should they put you down, either.

To make up for the lack of support, you won't be alone.  You'll have the Renatus community—the experienced investors, other students who want to be partners.  And you can attend the events they sponsor, take advantage of the services they offer—the coaching and mentoring, the regular webinars, the intensives at which you can ask questions and alleviate doubt.  All of these advantages are within your grasp.

Ultimately, the basis of all these concerns is fear.

And what is fear?  Merely our response to the unknown.  Only knowledge can dispel the unknown, and thus conquer fear.

So what all does this education entail?  How does it differ from the bogus education that the fly-by-night gurus?

At the minimum, the Renatus Essentials Course provides an affordable, efficient and convenient method for learning the essential topics in real estate investing. It teaches the concepts and mechanics of real estate investment transactions from acquisition to exit in a self-paced, online learning environment.

And that environment is flexible.  Video classes are available online, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.  If you’re on the go, you can download mp3's.  And if you're able to travel, you can participate in our live class filming, whenever Essentials Course classes are updated.

What will you decide?  To do what you have been doing with the same results?  Or do something different, for results better than you could have ever imagined?  Would it be worth it to you to be able to pay for your entire education from a single real estate deal?

These are the details.  If we've addressed your concerns, all you need to do is click on the link below to view any one of the pre-recorded intro webinars hosted by leading Renatus representatives, each one a personal testimony.