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David Alexander, our guest for this episode, hails from the Dallas, TX, area – and except when partnering with other investors, he does most of his deals in and around Dallas. David has been a real estate investor since 1997, which means he’s pretty much experienced all the market ups and downs you could ever imagine.

David is best known as the owner of BanditSigns.com, a company he’s owned off and on since 2000. He’s a huge proponent of marketing with bandit signs for his own business and regularly puts out about 100 per week. That has been his practice almost since the beginning of his investing career.

In his early years, David admits he was guilty of something many beginners do: chasing deals. Then he learned to focus on what brings in the income. He learned to invest in marketing first. (Not wasting time doing the free stuff.)

In this episode, you’re going to learn about a number of creative financing practices that probably never even occurred to you before. David has developed strategies to keep his money building up into ongoing passive income. One of these is what he calls “sub-3,” which is a step beyond “sub-2” deals.

The question he began asking himself was not, “How can I increase cash flow now,” but rather, “How can I increase my income for the next 20 years?”

Another key strategy that has contributed to David’s success is that he never buys a property until he has buyers ready to buy it. In other words: “Never buy before you sell.”

This information-packed interview is one you don’t want to miss.

Listen and enjoy:

What’s inside:

  • How David got started and some of the hurdles he had to clear
  • David’s views and unique ideas for bandit signs
  • His strategy to get interested buyers to, and inside of, a ‘for sale’ property
  • Details of what is meant by a “sub-3” deal
  • When and where a “sub-3” deal will work
  • David’s strategies for creative financing
  • How he makes certain his deals provide ongoing passive income

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  1. I like his creative financing experience and knowledge but I don’t like that ignorant Obama statement. Especially, when we currently have the most clownish and corrupt administration in the history of America. Anyhow, his creative financing needs to be seen and explained more.

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