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Real Estate Is Not For You If... - Duration: 7:46.

You know you can hang on this channel and be like, "Wow, Kris thinks real estate is

for everybody."

and part of me kind of does but the reality is, real estate may not be for you if you

fall into one of these 5 categories.

That's coming your way right now.

So I'm going to share with you my top 5 reasons why real estate may not be for you, okay.

Real estate is not for you if...

Let's talk about these 5 reasons and break it down because there are some people that

really shouldn't be in the game of real estate and often failed expectations why we become

disappointed in life so let's save you a lot of heartache and disappointment by just sharing

with you upfront some of the things you need to know and expect about real estate.

Number one, you're going to struggle with real estate if you're afraid of getting out

of the box.

There's fear because society has bred us in a certain way that says go to college, get

a degree and then work in a company, work there for 40 years, put money in a 401k, get

your match, set aside an IRA, try to pay off your house and then be done.

Okay, society's game plan is not a bad game plan, it's a smart game plan for the average

person that doesn't have a plan.

If you're looking at real estate, it's because you might have started to realize that society's

plan i anemic and it falls short, you could even classify it as broken because you could

follow this great plan for 40 years and that retirement have very little of what you actually

need for retirement and so, if you're really attached to society's plan, I'm just going

to tell you right now, real estate is outside of the box.

It's a business, you're becoming an entrepreneur whether you're doing the work or not and that

business mindset means you that you need some mental training, you need some mental strength

training to learn how to be a business owner because they employee mindset is, I check

in, I check out and I get a check and real estate says, I got to do things and I got

to work and I got to be self-motivated, no one's riding my back and so I got to be in

charge of this.

That's a different mindset so the first one is, if you're afraid of getting out of the

box, you will probably make it easier and potentially create your own stumbling box.

Okay, reason number 2 real estate may not be for you is if you're an emotional human

being that ca't separate business and emotion.

Real estate and winning in it is really a game of getting to the crucial numbers and

knowing how to crunch them to know when you have a winner or not and a lot of people that

are highly emotionally charged will look for the real estate deals that emotionally speak

to them or excite them or cause them to think in romantic ways about their dream homes.

Let me tell you right now, real estate is not a romantic sport, it's not heartless,

it's actually filled with heart but not necessarily the emotion that says I'm falling in love

with the house.

I want you to fall in love with the numbers, I want you to fall in love with the deals.

So if you're an emotional human being, you need someone on your team that can help balance

that because I can't tell you how many times I sat down with someone that got so romantically

involved with an idea of a home and they just had to do it and years later turned back and

was like, that was a nightmare.

Well of course it was, you weren't thinking straight, you were thinking just with the

heart and weren't thinking as far as numbers go and real estate, you got to be in your

head to know those numbers so that you have a winner.

So where can you be an emotional human being?

I want you to be emotionally charged about putting someone in that home and giving them

an opportunity for home ownership or beautiful home to stay in.

I want you to be emotionally charged with your goals and your dreams and things that

you want to create but when it comes down to doing the deal, the numbers.

Third reason why real estate may not be for you is if you're afraid of debt.

When you buy a home, you're not going to buy home paid off, that's not how you capitalize

on great ROI's, we're controlling debt for short period of time, we're buying a home,

we don't have a goal of paying it off, we're not doing the 30-year game plan here.

It's like, well if I buy it, I'm paying my mortgage 30 years and now it's paid off.

Better, I'll actually go negative because I can afford to take the hit.

I'm going to do a 15-year mortgage and pay it off.

We're not paying off houses through banks, they want to get their money back 2 to 3 times

over.

We're going to play the game a little bit differently, we're going to control the home,

we're going to get great games and profits on it and then we're going to release it by

selling that home and eliminating that debt.

Real estate is game of controlling a lot of positive debt.

You know, I've shot a video about good debt and bad debt.

Make sure you watch that if you're like, "You just said debt is positive, Kris Krohn?

Are you smoking something?

Are you crazy?"

No, I'm not smoking anything and I'm certainly not crazy, there's actually one word in the

human language for two very different things and one is a bad version and one is a good

version.

Debt, it can be good and debt, it can be bad.

So get educated on that because you got to get accustomed to controlling debt and having

debt and if that debt makes you money, that's what we call a positive debt.

Okay, third reason real estate make not be for you, you're lazy.

Lazy people that don't want to work, don't want to put in the effort and just don't like

efforting of working, that can be a problem but you're totally a hundred percent allowed

to be lazy, some classified me as lazy cause I got a team.

I don't really call that lazy, I call that smart.

I know the things that I like to do and I know the things that I don't.

If you're never landlorded before and you buy your real estate and you're going to play

landlord, you're going to put the tenant in the home, you're going to deal with vacancies,

you're going to deal with loss rent for those months, you're going to deal with talking

to them about the repairs, you're going to be dealing with a lot of entitled people and

if you know already right now, oh my gosh, that does not sound fun to me, that is something

that can really hurt you, so the solution is to have a team and a lot of people will

hire me or my team and say, "Hey, will you help me do my real estate deal?"

I've found ways to do that and leave you with 100% of the profits.

So a lot of people, if you don't have a team backing you up or you're lazy, real estate

is definitely not for you.

And the fourth and final and maybe the most important reason is real estate is not a get

rich quick fix.

At least not the way that I do it.

If you want it safe, sustainable, if you want it to work long term for you then the reality

is, it's going to take time and my belief is that real estate portfolios need 5 to 10

years to match your way and turn into a level of cash flow and equity and net worth that

can create financial freedom for you.

So if you're wanting it to be get rich quick, you're going to gravitate towards strategies

like flips and aggressive flips and some other strategies that people get hurt in every single

day in real estate.

You can do them the right way but when you're and you don't have the team and you don't

have the help, it may not work out for you.

There's a lot of blind spots and unforseenables when you're brand new to the game of real

estate.

So just for a review friends, we're talking about real estate, it may not be for you if

you have one of these 5 situations.

Number 1, you're afraid of escaping society's box and you like the comfort it provides.

Number 2, you're an emotional human being and real estate is an emotional game versus

the numbers game.

Number 3, you're afraid of debt and you don't want to have any debt in your life.

Number 4, you're lazy or you want to figure out how to do it on your own even though you're

not going to enjoy it and don't have the access to team and number 5, you're in it because

you just want to get rich quick.

Real estate can create a tremendous amount of wealth and it can create freedom but in

my world, it takes a team of people to make that happen.

If you want to learn more about my team, click the link up here so that we can educate you

on your different options on how we can train you, work with you, help you, and even do

it for you and otherwise, if those 5 things are for you, don't ply the game of real estate,

it's not for you.

Listen, if you don't fall into one of those 5 categories, then what that really means

by inverse, is that real estate is absolutely for you, it's right up your alley.

And if you want to know the shortcuts on how to get fast, check out my website up here

and otherwise, comment, subscribe and ring the bell, I got more training coming your

way tomorrow.

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First Time Home Buyer - What if my Offer is not Accepted? - Duration: 0:59.

That's going to happen.

You're offer may be rejected.

You're offer may be rejected because it's too low.

You're offer may be rejected because someone offered cash or offered more or didn't ask

for as many concessions.

In a competitive market for homes that's not uncommon.

When we talked earlier about what's the best offer; if this is the home you want, this

is it, this is the one, then your real estate agent needs to know that so that she or he

can coach you and help you negotiate the best offer so that you are within your budget and

within your pre-approval, but can still get the house.

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BREAKING California's Leftist Agenda is at an End - Duration: 5:58.

(French Quarter Street Jazz)

While we visit here in the Golden State, it is hard to ignore some of the troubling reports seen daily,

that span all along the west coast.

Fore example, there are reports out today that a record number of car break-ins last year, in the Bay area.

We thought we'd tell you about some of the state's problems,

even epidemics ripped straight from the headlines.

It is just the latest headline to stain the West Coast.

The worst television ratings ever for the 90th Academy Awards omit a deluge of anti-government politics,

hard on the heels of the Los Angelos Times is asking how a place with 58,000 homeless people

can continue to function, and an NBC investigative reports, surveying 153 blocks

of downtown San Francisco in search of garbage, needles and feces.

The investigation reported trash littered across every block.

1/8th of our homeless population know this from surveys; they come here from elsewhere;

this is actually a federal issue that Californians are having to deal with.

Also flying in the face of conventional wisdom, that it's the jewel of the West Coast comes

a US and news and world report survey, that says the Golden State has the worst quality of life in the nation.

Oh, and it's 46th in opportunity.

New outrages seem to come every day.

An illegal immigrant walking away not guilty in a San Francisco court room despite admitting

to murdering 32 year old Kate Steinley.

"This was an accidental occurrence."

Another illegal immigrant bragging about how he killed 2 Sacramento cops in front of a

packed court room, and calling them cowards.

Big news on President Trump's fight against California's Sanctuary policies.

Here with more of Fox News, Chief National Correspondent Ed, what's happening?

Sean, great to see you.

In fact, this is breaking just this hour; Fox News Alerting, that the Trump Administration

is filing a lawsuit tonight against the state of California, charging against 3 recently

passed state laws for interfering with federal immigration enforcement.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is in California himself tonight, declaring he's determined

to enforce the law and reduce crime, and is seeking an injunction to block the 3 California laws.

Including one that justice officials say, is preventing private companies from voluntarily

co-operating with ICE officials.

This confrontation comes, of course, shortly after Oakland Mayor, Libby Chaff took the

Resist Movement to a whole new level.

Warning potential targets that ICE agents were planning to arrest them around the Bay area last month.

Yet the president struck back this week with a major court victory, a federal judge ruling.

The White house can withhold a million dollar federal grant to California because of concerns

about that state's sanctuary city policies, stating that basically it's a sanctuary state

now, giving refuge to about 2.5 million illegal immigrants, right now.

This is a Fox News Alert. We are live from Sacramento,

as the Trump Administration launches a federal lawsuit against California.

Our next guest is a state lawmaker who has actually called on Washington to sue California.

So, tonight, he's actually getting his wish, because President Trump's Justice Department

has just done that.

The lawsuit alleges three recently passed state laws are deliberately interfering with

federal immigration policies.

Joining me now is republican candidate for governor here in California, Assemblyman Travis Allen,

Allen, Great to have you with us tonight.

Thanks for having me on.

Okay, so this basically goes after 3 laws that were passed by California over the past year or so,

that have to do with blocking or making it harder for ICE to do immigration enforcement in this area.

The FEDs say it's no good. We'll see cause it's gotta go through the ninth circuit.

It's gonna have a rough road there.

It will, but this is not just about illegal immigration; this illegal sanctuary state

is where California is sheltering people who are here illegally; that are committing crimes

while they're here in California, with taxpayer dollars.

It's absolutely illegal, it's completely unconstitutional, but it gets worse than that.

Not only did the democrats in California pass that law; just a few weeks ago, Javier Vercera,

the Criminal Attorney General of California was on record, and he said very directly,

if you are a California business owner, and you try and comply with federal immigration law,

and actually help federal immigration officers doing their constitutional duty, he will prosecute you.

That's criminal obstruction of justice.

Now, because he was not prosecuted by the department of justice, this is emboldening

other democrat politicians, as a matter of fact.

Gavin, the Lieutenant Governor has called on other democrats from California to openly

violate these laws, and Libby Chaff, the mayor of Oakland, just recently; this was just a

couple of days ago, she warned everybody in her local area of an impending ICE raid.

There was 800 criminals; they only ended up rounding up about 130.

So, what that means is that 600 criminals are now on the streets of California, because

Libby Chaff was aiding and abetting criminals in California.

Again, another felony.

So now that Jeff Sessions is here in Sacramento, we're very happy.

Cause somebody has to stand up and keep California safe.

Somebody that's not happy, you're not surprised to hear this, he says this:

"At a time of unprecedented political turmoil, Jeff Sessions has come to California

to further divide and polarize America.

Jeff, these political stunts may be the norm in Washington, but they don't work here. SAD!!!"

Jury Brown is wrong, and he knows he's wrong.

He's violating the law, and all the democrat politicians that are running California know they're in big trouble.

With Jeff Sessions arrival in Sacramento, justice is finally coming to California,

and California citizens can sleep a little bit easier at night knowing that the US Department

of Justice is actually going to enforce federal immigration law.

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First Time Home Buyer - Is There a Best Time to Buy? - Duration: 0:56.

The best time to buy is when you're ready.

You've checked your credit, you have a little bit of a down payment, you're

comfortable with the changes that you're going to be making now that you're a homeowner.

As far as a time of year, there really isn't a best time.

During the holidays you can sometimes get a better deal because there aren't as many

homes on the market, but sellers that are going to put their home on the market with

the Christmas tree up are much more anxious to sell.

We hear a lot about the spring market.

There are usually more houses available.

So you might have more inventory choose from, but no, there really isn't a best time.

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Epilepsy Q&A: What is an epileptologist? - Duration: 2:13.

My name is Nikesh Ardeshna. I am an epileptologist, a neurologist that

specializes in the treatment of seizures in epilepsy. I work at McLaren Macomb as

the medical director of epilepsy services. An epileptologist is a

neurologist who has had fellowship training specifically for the diagnosis,

management and care of patients who have epilepsy and seizures there are very few

epileptologist around the country and unfortunately only about 30 to 40

percent of patients with epilepsy have actually seen an epileptologist. The

American Academy of Neurology recommends that anyone with seizures or epilepsy be

seen by an epileptologist. To receive this subspecialty care if you or your

family or your loved one has epilepsy, and you want sub-specialized care, ask

for a referral to an epileptologist. Talking with an epileptologist opens up

a discussion that includes what other treatment options a patient may be

eligible for with epilepsy. The most common treatment for epilepsy and

seizures is anti-seizure medications however if anti-seizure medications do

not work epileptologists will discuss with you

other potential options that include but are not limited to a vagal nerve

stimulator, the potential for epilepsy surgery, a

procedure to insert a responsive neurostimulator or a ketogenic diet.

Remember our goal is seizure freedom and no side effects and to achieve that goal

as soon as possible, and that includes looking at all of the available options

for every patient.

McLaren Macomb. Doing What's Best.