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7 questions you need to ask to avoid investment scams

by Jay Castillo on June 2, 2011 · 89 comments

While there are so many real and legitimate opportunities out there, there are also a lot of scams. Sooner or later, you will encounter what may seem to be a very enticing investment opportunity, but you need to be prepared to discern what is real and what is not. Be ready to ask the right [...]

Thank you 2010! Let us keep moving forward in 2011…

by Jay Castillo on January 25, 2011 · 13 comments

in Lessons learned, Site Updates

Although it’s already 2011, I simply cannot let 2010 go without giving thanks for another year full of blessings. Let me look back at 2010 for one last time to give thanks and count the blessings for the year that just passed. After all, 2010 was the year… Incoming search terms: it is all about [...]

How to compute for the Maximum Allowable Offer or MAO for foreclosed properties

by Jay Castillo on September 27, 2010 · 12 comments

in How to do the Numbers, Real Estate Investing

As promised in my post on how to compute for the After Repair Value or ARV of foreclosed properties, I will now discuss about Maximum Allowable Offer or MAO. Determining your MAO is probably one of the most important things you need to do, before you even consider buying a foreclosed property. This is because [...]

Watch the webinar replay on "How a secretary can invest in real estate with just Php2,000"

by Jay Castillo on September 25, 2010 · 17 comments

in Real Estate Seminars, Seminars

I would like to share this update dated June 2, 2011 – After much thought, I have decided to leave Trace Trajano‘s local coaching program and my role as one of the local coaches. I would also like to inform everyone that I am not part of Trace’s other programs. For those who don’t know, I [...]

Who else wants to learn how a secretary can invest in real estate with only Php2,000?

by Jay Castillo on September 23, 2010 · 10 comments

in Real Estate Seminars, Seminars

A busy yuppie that wants to have more time and money

by Sha Nacino on June 2, 2010 · 8 comments

in Financial freedom, Seminars

A guest post by Sha Nacino For the past few weeks, I have been on a six-day work week. This set-up really drained my energy. Most importantly, it made it impossible for me to go home to our province, a 10-hour bus ride from Manila. I miss my family so much! How I wish I [...]

The Apprentice Challenge – We need your help!

by Jay Castillo on April 19, 2010 · 29 comments

in Real Estate Investing, Reflections of a real estate investor, Seminars

This is an important update-PLEASE READ! I would like to share this update dated June 2, 2011 – After much thought, I have decided to leave Trace Trajano‘s local coaching program and my role as one of the local coaches. I would also like to inform everyone that I am not part of Trace’s other [...]

First ever Think Rich Quick Seminar recap

by Jay Castillo on April 6, 2010 · 3 comments

in Real Estate Seminars, Seminars

I am featuring here a recap on the first ever Think Rich Quick Seminar by Trace Trajano which was held last March 27, 2010. I was supposed make my own post about the Think Rich Quick Seminar but DJ already created one so I might as well feature it here and just add some of [...]

There is a better way to make a living!

by Jay Castillo on March 8, 2010 · 14 comments

in Financial literacy, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Seminars

Update as of June 2, 2011 – After much thought, I have decided to leave Trace Trajano‘s local coaching program and my role as one of the local coaches. I would also like to inform everyone that I am not part of Trace’s other programs. For those who don’t know, I was once a student of [...]

You are invited to the first ever Think Rich Quick seminar on March 27, 2010

by Jay Castillo on February 13, 2010 · 18 comments

in Real Estate Seminars, Seminars

*Update dated June 2, 2011 – After much thought, I have decided to leave Trace Trajano‘s local coaching program and my role as one of the local coaches. I would also like to inform everyone that I am not part of Trace’s other programs. For those who don’t know, I was once a student of [...]