How To Make $30,000/Mo In Rental Income, Without Owning Any Real Estate…
Hey reader of my blog I have another interesting post for you that can give you one more idea of what is possible online. (don’t forget to check also my offer for you at the end of this post).
Continue reading … (this is story by Mike Dillard “Self-Made Man” about Brian Page experience)
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<< I’m writing you from our AirBnB home in Aspen Colorado…
A few friends and I flew into town this week to check out the annual Food and Wine festival.
Aspen is always an incredibly inspiring place to visit… It’s very difficult to find a smaller town, with a higher concentration of wealth or successful people, than this little village…
While the event was great, the majority of our conversations ended up being around real estate…
The average price for a home or condo in downtown Aspen is around $2,000 to $3,000 per square foot… So a modest 2,000 square foot condo would cost around $4-6 million! Not cheap.
We rented a two bedroom condo with a great view, for $800 per night.
If the owner is able to rent out the unit 25 nights per month, they’re making around $20,000 per month in passive income.
Not bad… Especially if you had 3-4 more of them…
But buying up a portfolio of real estate properties to rent out just isn’t feasible for most people.
Well that’s why last week’s podcast episode with Brian Page blew me and my friends away…
Brian has created a strategy that can allow anyone to build a massive 6 or 7 figure income stream through AirBnB, without the need to own a single property.
My business partner Robert and I are currently using Brian’s method to acquire control of rental properties all over Aspen and Snowmass.
Within a year, we should have a passive income stream of $50,000 to $100,000 per month, without putting any money down, or taking ownership of a single home.
The entire maintenance and booking process is completely automated, so your portfolio can be managed from a cell phone.
No cleaning toilets, late night phone calls, or re-stocking the properties.
All of that is done for you.
One thing that I am using that is bringing me results and builds my email list is Funnel-X Project.
Depending on your situation having your own space to work from is critical for your productivity and organization. It could be like this one tucked into a small corner in a room or using a large closet or clearing a corner in that overfilled garage. This gives you the psychological advantage of having an actual “place” to go where you do your work. It also gives you a space to keep all your tools for working online, including any hard copy files, and your computer. This saves on time and effort. If you are using the kitchen table once everyone is out of the house, you need to clear off the surface them got fetch all the items you need to get to work. This can be a big disincentive to actually getting to work. Without that workspace to go to each day, it can create a huge disincentive and create procrastination things you want to avoid if your time online is to be productive.
This falls under the category of discipline. If you are used to going to a job or still do, working from home can seem quite liberating, until you realize you’ve spent the whole day outside gardening, or baking, or shopping! That’s why you need to set a start time to be at your home office. Obviously, this could change from day to day. If you have a job outside the home and you have different start days, it would be beneficial to put a start time in your calendar to remind you what time you need to be at your home office. The more you treat working from home just like any other business or job the better your results are going to be. Make the time you spend at your home office realistic. Unrealistic plans can be counterproductive. When you first start doing this you might find it a bit of a juggling act. But stick to it. Even if you don’t always sit down when you plan to, be persistent in setting the time you will be at your desk. Failing to use this strategy can often lead to the loss of the vision you had when you decided working from home in your own business would be the answer to living a life of your dreams.
It’s best to set that scheduled time to be at your home office around a time when you are less likely to face family interruptions. But you also need to get an agreement with family members. Set some basic parameters or rules. If you plan to work for two hours each evening after dinner, then get the family to buy into that. Explain the reasons this time is important to you…and to them. See if you can’t get a voluntary agreement, rather than just laying down an authoritarian rule that has to be followed! Flexibility is a key here. But beware, flexibility can quickly become an excuse for not doing the important work of building your business dream online. First set the standard, be strict with yourself an family or you will never get this idea of your special time to sink in. Once the family understands how serious you are about respecting your hours in your home office, then you can allow yourself to be flexible in taking part in a spur of the moment family events.
Dreams need to be big, but goals are the opposite. They need to be small manageable steps you can accomplish within a comfortable time frame that move you closer to that big dream. The rule of thumb is never to focus on more than three goals each day. If you have limited time you might focus on accomplishing one step in an overall larger plan. However, you set goals for yourself, be sure to write them down. Writing down a goal is the first basic step in accomplishing it. Click here to see a great article
Working from home an be a dream come true. Using the strategies I’ve outlined above will definitely help you make the transition from working outside the home to working productively in your home office. However, the unexpected will happen no matter how prepared you are. Be willing to bend in the face of some unexpected circumstance. Adhering to a schedule when things have gotten out of hand isn’t good from your sanity. Sometimes it’s been to just go with the flow than try to resist. You’ll know when these events happened. Always be wary that you are not using events as excuses. But flexibility is a marketing skill that will serve you well over the long run.
Successful people understand that it takes work, effort, and investment of time and money to get a good return on that investment.
Make sure that any program you want to join or promote has a good product behind it.
Building a business online takes time. It doesn’t happen overnight. But for people who haven’t invested, they don’t have much in the game. Therefore, when things get a little tough they walk away in disgust and say it doesn’t work.
If you are going to be successful online you need to have an email newsletter list. It is that simple.
This seems like a very simple idea. All the previous steps are about taking action.
By posting good content on your blog you will get 77% more traffic and 97% more links than those businesses that do not.
Statistics suggest that most people spend, on average, two hours a day on Facebook. With over a billion users this makes this platform a great place to find prospects and to engage with them.
Ninety-five percent of all purchases begin with someone searching for it on google. However, if you properly Optimise your site by adding relevant keywords, you will be found more often by Google. This creates more sales and sign-ups. This will also increase your ranking and prove your trustworthiness and drive more organic traffic to your site.
Social media ads turn viewers into paying customers. “Paid Social Ads ” promotes your content to your target audience. With Facebook ads, for instance, you can target by country, age, and interests. This makes Facebook, and other media platforms, a powerful way to reach your ideal or target customer.
This definition of a lead magnet is from Digital Marketer: 
Like most things in life, if we want something you need to ask.
