I hit the sheriff sales every once in a while in different parts of the country and really enjoy the excitement and the bewilderment of first timers. Ha! The look on their faces trying to figure out what the heck just happened? Talking to auction bidders, it's a funny conversation. When asked what I do I say, I bring these deals to auction and watch you all fight over who is going to pay me the most. We have been buying non-performing notes going on 20 years now and foreclosure is our biggest tool in the toolbox. We only foreclose to get the borrowers to take us seriously. If one of our deals makes it all the way to sale, that is a failure on our part and our FC attorneys part. We are looking for cash flow. Multiple streams of income flowing into our tax advantaged retirement accounts. Let us hear some of your auction stories

Even for you experienced investors, you will find this very useful!

So I was offered a deal where I lend $25k for 30 days and get back a 10% return. If it goes past 30 days It goes up 5% to 15%, if it goes past 60 days it goes to 20%. Every 30 days it goes up 5% until 120 days it gets to 35%. If it goes past 150 days the land that is attached gets assigned to me. This is vacant land with this transactional funding. Another deal is for a rehab in Colorado. 55k for 90 days, 55k out $80k returned. Is anyone else seeing deals like this?

Bringing more and more knowledge into Retirement Cash Flow Club. My son said we were the first ones there and the last 5 to get kicked out! The event promoter Nick and the main speaker Jon and my famous son James! Yes you can buy seller financed multi million dollar properties with these youngsters @Steve Feldman @James Ruscica

I invited @Adam Vester into this retirement club and this was his initial first response "Hey Mike Just joined but I don’t think I’m a perfect fit for your community. I haven’t really started to think about retirement yet. I feel like I’m too young for that😅" Now I don't know Adams age but his response is very typical for someone in their teens, 20's or 30's. Imagine for a minute you have this young man just starting out in pursuit of entrepreneurship surrounded by retirees with retirement accounts and everyone looking for things to invest in like new business startups, business expansions, software development Skool community buildouts. All of these things take money to make it happen, investment money that is available in our retirement accounts. I know I have money earmarked for my favorite investments, waiting for them to appear. I also think ...what if I did start to play around with assets that throw off cash flow when I was 20 years old? What if I started to create multiple streams of income? Some passive some active? Welcome everyone to Cash Flow Retirement!