What is the National Association Of Relatives?

 

Its a ficticious organization name produced for my story about Deal Right the third an established realtor/broker/agent.

My story is about how Deal Right the third sells homes under the new rule changes of the "National Association Of Relatives" realtor organization.

The national association of realtors have changed the rules for buying a home as of 4/15/24.

Deal Right the III belongs to the "National Association Of Relatives".

He pays no dues to this new organization unless he wants to.

Deal Right has the option of paying dues to get a small fee for home sales made by other Realtors called "relatives".

The more sales that are made by other realtors in the "pool' the more small frees he receives.

Its kinda like a realtor lotto ticket that wins every time.

The realtors that belong to the National Association Of Relatives are only related because they are realtors.

 

Under the new rules realtors NO LONGER get automatic 5 or 6 % commissions.

They must now use much more innovation to close a deal.

Deal or No deal is offered by some National Association Of Relative members for quick deals, sometimes.

 

 


 

Deal Right The Third Sells A Home (Episode 1)

 

A real estate agent named, Deal Right the third, is working under new rules of the National Association Of Relatives rule changes that in effect make agents more competitive.

The rules can include fees that make up for the elimination of selling commissions for homes.

Agents will require buyers to sign contracts for their services which can be varied including, flat fees, hourly fees, commissions or innovative new features such as buy one get one free promotions as used by Deal Right the III.

The buy one get one FREE promotion is a loss loser that sells homes.

The buyer can choose from the following items if offered by Deal Right the III.

A tiny home or a camper of some kind.

Of course the cost of the "get one free" item is not always included in the flat fee, hourly fee or other commissions paid under the contract.

Also the "buy one get one free" promotion is used with discretion and not abused by Deal Right the III.

Its Deal Right's "Ace In The Hole". (Only used in about 1% of sales.)

 

 

The 4 bedroom, 3 bath home pictured above sold for less than the $299,199.00 original price because the deal was completed by Deal Right the III.

The deal included the 1967 cutless in mint condition that was driven only to and from the beauty shop by an 66 year old lady once a week.

You would not believe the discount the buyer received from Deal Right the III. The buyer guessed the finger question right and got a wopper of a discount.

Another Deal done Right!

Lets make a deal.

 

Deal Right the Third, a third-generation real estate agent from a long line of shrewd and successful property dealers, was use to the unpredictable waves of the real estate market.

But the latest rule changes by the National Association Of Relatives (NAR) caught even Deal Right the III off-guard.

In an industry now on the brink of big changes Deal Right the III used his expertise as a used car saleman to adopt new tactics and fees.

More competetion because realtors NO longer get an automatic commission for sales. Realtor and buyer contracts are now required.

Innovation is the mother of invention now for competetion as a Realtor.

Flat fees, hourly fees, commissions or innovative new features can be created to make a sale.

Deal Right the III was in a perfect position to sweeten the pot deals because he is also a used care saleman.

Because homebuyers sometimes trade in their used cars for a credit on their home cost Deal has a curated inventory of classic used cars!

Deal Right sometimes includes a classic car deal to complete the selling of a home.

All Deal has to do is get some guy to sit in one of his classic car inventory stock and "Its A Done Deal" so to speak!

Deal Right makes sure he makes a profit on his classic car inventory stock when used as an incentive for a home buyer to purchase a home.

When deal shows a home for sale he mentions the classic car option to the perspective buyer and often the bait is taken.

Then he shows the classic car inventory to the perspective home buyer.

Deal Right the III always drives to the perspective home for sale in one of his classic cars and makes sure the potential home buyers get a chance to "go for a ride".

 

Deal had always prided himself on his integrity and his unique name—a brand built on decades of trust and honest dealings. But with the new NAR rules, he found himself navigating a precarious balance between old-world honesty and new-world schemes.

The changes were radical:

Agents now received NO set commissions on home sales but could implement various fees etc to make up for the lost income.

They could charge flat fees, hourly rates, offer other promotions etc.

On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, Deal Right found himself walking through the charming, tree-lined streets of Maple Grove Estates with a young couple, the Arnolds, who were first-time home buyers.

 

Deal, with a sincere smile, showed them a quaint, recently renovated two-story house.

"As you can see," Deal began, gesturing expansively, "This home features a modern kitchen, a spacious backyard, and—this is rare—a fully-finished basement."

The Arnolds were visibly impressed. As they walked through the sunlit living room, Deal casually mentioned, "And with our new 'Home Harmony' plan, if you sign with me today, you're eligible for an hourly consulting rate, rather than a commission. This could save you quite a bit when we close the deal."

The couple nodded, absorbing the information, clearly unaware of the typical hourly rates that might accumulate over the lengthy home-buying process.

As they continued the tour, the hidden layers of Deal's new sales strategy nagged at him.

When they reached the cozy, book-lined study, Mr. Arnold asked, "And what about the fees? We heard there might be hidden charges?"

Deal hesitated, the question striking a chord in his principled core.

He knew he could easily wrap these fees into appealing-sounding packages, but at that moment, the legacy of Deal Rights before him—the honest, straightforward dealers of yesteryears—echoed in his conscience.

"Let's sit down," Deal suggested, gesturing to the plush chairs.

Once settled, he took a deep breath and began, "Under the new rules, I could charge you for numerous extras, but here's what I will do.

I’ll lay out everything upfront. No hidden fees, no surprise charges. You'll pay a flat fee for my services, and in return, I'll ensure you get the best deal possible with the contract."

 

The Arnolds exchanged a relieved look. "That sounds fair," Mrs. Arnold said, smiling.

Deal nodded, feeling a weight lift off his shoulders. "And as for the Buy One Get One Free promotion," he chuckled, "unless you're in the market for two homes, let's stick to finding you the perfect one."

 

In the weeks that followed, Deal Right the Third navigated the new rules with a blend of old-school integrity and new-age savvy.

Deal Right didn't want to take advantage of homebuyers.

 

He found that his straightforward approach began to draw first time home buyer clients who valued transparency over gimmicks.

In a market driven by fast deals and quick turnovers, Deal's reputation as a fair dealer brought in more business than included some convoluted promotions for those he deemed could afford it.

Deal Right the Third chose a tightwire traveled path by more respected real estate agents working under the new National Association Of Relatives rules of buying and selling homes proving that even under the new rules, honesty remained the best policy.

Deal Right the III knew how to sweeten the pot to close on a deal.

 

 


 

First Time Buyers - Jenna and Marco's Journey (Episode 2)

 

Jenna and Marco, a spirited and hardworking couple, were embarking on one of the most significant journeys of their lives—buying their first home.

With limited budgets but big dreams, their quest seemed daunting, especially under the shadow of the new complex real estate regulations.

 

Meeting Deal Right the Third

Their adventure began with an introduction to Deal Right the Third, a seasoned realtor known for his transparent dealings.

Recognizing the couple's apprehension and excitement, Deal committed himself to guiding them through every step, making sure they understood the process and the new rules.

 

Finding the Right Home

Deal took Jenna and Marco to a quaint neighborhood where a particular home stood out.

It was a charming but slightly worn-down property that fit their budget.

While it needed work, Deal saw potential for it to become the perfect starter home for the young couple.

He explained that with some renovations, they could significantly increase the home’s value.

 

Creative Financing Solutions

Aware of their financial constraints, Deal proposed a creative financing solution.

Instead of a traditional commission, he suggested a reduced upfront fee.

Additionally, he would take a modest percentage of the increase in the home's value post-renovation.

This arrangement would keep initial costs low for Jenna and Marco and incentivize Deal Right to support the home's enhancement, aligning everyone's interests.

 

Navigating the Renovation Process

Deal introduced Jenna and Marco to reliable contractors and even helped them budget for the renovations.

Deal Right provided valuable advice on which renovations would offer the best return on investment, focusing on cost-effective updates that would increase the home's appeal and functionality.

 

Closing the Deal

With Deal’s guidance, Jenna and Marco made an offer on the home.

There were a few tense days of negotiations, but eventually, the seller accepted their offer.

Deal walked them through the closing process, explaining each document they signed, ensuring they understood the commitments they were making.

 

Starting the Renovations

After closing, renovations began.

Deal was there, not just as their agent but as a mentor, helping them oversee the renovations.

He made sure that Jenna and Marco stayed on budget and timeline, which was crucial for maintaining their financial arrangements.

 

Reflecting on the Journey

A few months later, the renovations were complete, and the transformation was remarkable.

The home was not only more beautiful and functional but also significantly increased in value.

Jenna and Marco were thrilled with the outcome, feeling a deep sense of accomplishment and ownership.

As they settled into their newly renovated home, Jenna and Marco realized that their first real estate experience, though initially daunting, was a success largely due to their partnership with Deal Right.

His innovative approach not only made their entry into homeownership possible but also taught them invaluable lessons about real estate and investment.

 

Conclusion

This episode concludes with Jenna and Marco hosting a small housewarming party, with Deal Right the Third as the guest of honor.

As they shared their story with friends and family, they highlighted how Deal’s guidance and the creative fee structure were pivotal in turning their dream into a reality.

The episode ends on a high note, showcasing the beautifully renovated home symbolizing a new beginning for Jenna and Marco.

 


 

Episode 3: The Upscale Downsize - The Clarkson's Transition

 

Richard and Elizabeth Clarkson, an affluent couple in their early sixties, decided it was time to transition from their sprawling estate where they had raised their family to a more manageable and sophisticated urban dwelling. With a taste for luxury and a keen eye for detail, their move was motivated by a desire for a simpler lifestyle without compromising on quality.

Introduction to Deal Right the Third

Upon hearing about Deal Right the Third’s reputation for handling high-end properties and his transparent approach under the new rules, the Clarksons decided to enlist his services. At their first meeting, Deal made it clear that despite the complexities introduced by new regulations, his priority was ensuring they understood every step and every fee.

Exploring Luxury Condominiums

Deal had done his homework before their first outing and took them straight to a new luxury condominium development that was still under construction. This allowed the Clarksons to envision customizing their future home from the ground up. He provided them with architectural renderings and detailed floor plans, showing potential for a custom interior that matched their aesthetic preferences.

Negotiating the Deal

Recognizing the Clarksons' concerns about the costs associated with downsizing, Deal proposed a flat fee for his services combined with a performance bonus if he managed to negotiate the purchase price below the market value. This transparent and results-oriented fee structure appealed to the Clarksons because it aligned Deal's incentives with their financial interests.

Personalized Walkthroughs and Customization

As the condominium was still under construction, Deal arranged several walkthroughs with the project manager and interior designers to discuss potential customizations. The Clarksons wanted a modern kitchen with high-end appliances, a spacious master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and an office space that could double as a guest room.

Deal facilitated these discussions, ensuring that the designers understood the Clarksons’ needs and preferences. He was present at each meeting, advocating for their requests and ensuring that all modifications would be feasible and within the agreed budget.

Addressing New Fees and Regulations

Throughout the process, Deal was meticulous in explaining how the new regulations affected their transaction. He outlined every potential fee and charge, ensuring there were no surprises. His upfront and clear communication helped build trust and eased the Clarksons' initial skepticism about the new real estate landscape.

Closing and Moving In

After months of planning and construction, the condominium was ready. The closing process was smooth, with Deal walking the Clarksons through each document, explaining the legalities and ensuring they felt confident in their decisions. When the day came to move in, the Clarksons were thrilled with the outcome. The condo was a perfect blend of luxury and functionality, tailored to their new lifestyle.

Reflection and New Beginnings

The episode concludes with Richard and Elizabeth hosting a small dinner party in their new condominium, showcasing the elegant design and custom features. They share their positive experience with Deal, emphasizing his role in making their downsizing journey a success. Their new home was not just a place to live; it was a space that reflected their current needs and future aspirations.

 

 


 

Episode 4: The Mid-Career Movers - The Singh Family Relocation

 

Sanjay and Meera Singh, along with their two children, were facing a significant life change as Sanjay received a major promotion that required relocating to a larger city. This transition meant not only finding a new home but also selling their current one quickly to align with Sanjay’s job start date. With both excitement and anxiety about the swift changes, they turned to Deal Right the Third for his expertise in managing both ends of their real estate needs under the new, complex rules.

Initial Consultation with Deal Right

The Singhs met with Deal at their current home, where he conducted a thorough walkthrough. He assessed the property and discussed market trends, providing a realistic yet optimistic overview of the potential sale price. Deal also listened carefully to their needs for their new home, taking notes on their preferences for neighborhood, schools, and amenities, which would be crucial for the family’s happiness and adjustment to the new city.

Strategic Listing and Marketing

Understanding the urgency of the situation, Deal proposed a competitive commission structure for selling their home, including a bonus incentive if the sale closed above the listing price. He also implemented an aggressive marketing strategy that utilized high-quality virtual tours and targeted online advertising to attract buyers quickly.

To further entice potential buyers, Deal scheduled an open house weekend, creating a buzz with well-placed local advertisements and leveraging his network to spread the word. His proactive approach reassured the Singhs that everything possible was being done to secure a quick sale at a good price.

Hunting for the New Home

Simultaneously, Deal began the search for the Singh’s new home in the city. He arranged virtual tours and scheduled viewings for properties that matched their criteria, efficiently planning the trips to maximize their visits whenever the Singhs could travel. Understanding the pressures of relocating for Sanjay’s job, Deal negotiated with sellers to accommodate quick closings and flexible move-in dates, which were crucial for the family.

Dual Transaction Coordination

Deal Right masterfully coordinated the timelines of both transactions. He negotiated a rent-back agreement with the buyers of their old home, allowing the Singhs to stay a bit longer to align with their moving plans, thus reducing the stress associated with temporary accommodations.

For the purchase of their new home, Deal negotiated a partial rebate of his buying fee if he succeeded in closing the deal within a month, demonstrating his commitment to meeting the Singh's tight timeline. This also meant carefully coordinating with mortgage lenders, home inspectors, and the other real estate agents involved to ensure no delays occurred.

Closing and New Beginnings

As the Singhs prepared to close on both homes, Deal was meticulous in handling the paperwork, explaining each step of the closing process for both transactions. His thoroughness ensured that the Singhs felt secure and knowledgeable about every aspect of their deals.

Reflection and Settlement

The episode concludes with the Singh family settling into their new home, hosting a small housewarming party attended by new neighbors and a few colleagues from Sanjay’s new job. They express deep gratitude for Deal’s dedication and skill in managing such a complex set of transactions under pressure.

Sanjay and Meera reflect on their journey, highlighting how Deal’s strategic approach and transparent communication helped alleviate the stress of buying and selling under tight conditions and new rules. This episode illustrates the importance of a realtor who can not only navigate but excel in managing multi-faceted real estate challenges, providing peace of mind and successful outcomes for mid-career movers like the Singh family.

 


 

Episode 5: The Investment Flip - Alex's Ambitious Project

 

Alex, a seasoned real estate investor known for his ability to turn undervalued properties into profitable ventures, faced new challenges with the recent changes in real estate regulation changes of the National Association Of Relatives. Known for his sharp instincts and bold strategies, Alex was initially skeptical about how the new complex fee structures and rules would impact his flipping business. However, recognizing Deal Right the Third's innovative approach to these challenges, Alex decided to partner with him for his latest project.

Initial Strategy Meeting

Alex and Deal met at a potential property that Alex had spotted—an outdated, yet structurally sound, house in a rapidly appreciating neighborhood. The house required significant updates, but the location made it an excellent candidate for a profitable flip. During their meeting, Deal listened to Alex’s vision for the property and assessed its potential to meet Alex's financial goals.

Developing a Partnership Model

Understanding Alex’s concerns about the new rules eating into his margins, Deal Right proposed a partnership model where his fee structure would be directly tied to the resale value of the renovated property. This meant that Deal would earn a base fee for his services, with a bonus percentage of the profits, aligning his financial interests with Alex’s success. This model motivated Deal to go beyond just selling the property and actively contributing to its enhancement.

Navigating the Renovation Process

Deal leveraged his network to secure discounted rates from contractors and suppliers, helping to keep renovation costs within budget. He also advised Alex on design choices and upgrades that would appeal to potential buyers, ensuring the renovations would add the most value. Throughout the renovation process, Deal kept a close eye on expenses and timelines, frequently updating Alex and adjusting strategies as needed.

Marketing and Selling Strategies

With the renovations nearing completion, Deal implemented a cutting-edge marketing strategy to generate action before the property even hit the market. This included professional staging, high-quality photography, and a virtual tour that highlighted the property’s best features. Deal also organized a soft launch event for local real estate agents and potential buyers to generate early interest.

Negotiating the Sale

Once the property was listed, it attracted significant attention, receiving multiple offers within the first week. Deal skillfully navigated the negotiations, leveraging the high demand to secure a sale price well above the initial listing price. His expertise in understanding buyer psychology and market dynamics played a crucial role in closing the deal efficiently and profitably. Just like a used car salesman he read the person and had them summed up before the big sale. A few key questions to the potential buyer put Deal Right in the cat bird position to make the haul. He wasn't called Deal Right for nothing.

Reflection and Lessons Learned

The episode concludes with Alex and Deal reviewing the project's outcome. They discuss the successes and challenges of the flip, reflecting on how their collaborative approach and Deal’s innovative fee structure contributed to exceeding their financial targets.

Alex expresses appreciation for Deal’s proactive contributions, which went beyond typical realtor duties, proving invaluable in maximizing the project's success. The episode highlights how adapting to new regulations with creative strategies can lead to fruitful partnerships in real estate investment.

 

 


 

Episode 6: The Community Builders - Sarah and Tom's Vision

 

Sarah and Tom, had a grand vision: to create a co-living space where like-minded individuals could share resources and build a tight-knit community. They aimed to purchase a large plot of land where they could construct several tiny homes and common areas, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose.

Meeting with Deal Right the Third

Sarah and Tom reached out to Deal Right the Third, intrigued by his reputation for innovative real estate solutions under the new regulatory framework. At their first meeting, they explained their vision for a community, emphasizing their desire for smaller living spaces people could afford.

Assessing the Feasibility

Deal was inspired by their vision and recognized the complexities involved in turning it into reality. He began by helping them locate suitable properties, focusing on zoning laws, environmental laws, and community impact. Deal also brought in legal and urban planning experts to ensure that all aspects of the project were feasible and compliant with local regulations.

Strategic Planning and Financing

Understanding the unique financial challenges of such a project, Deal proposed a fee structure where part of his commission was deferred and tied to the successful zoning and initial sales of the tiny homes. This arrangement aligned his compensation with the project's success, motivating him to go above and beyond in his efforts.

Deal also assisted Sarah and Tom in creating a detailed business plan to attract investors and secure financing. He highlighted the project's potential for high returns on investment due to its unique appeal and the growing interest in sustainable living.

Navigating Community and Regulatory Challenges

Throughout the project, Deal acted as a liaison between Sarah and Tom, the local community, and regulatory bodies. He organized community engagement meetings to gather input and address concerns, fostering goodwill and ensuring that the project would enhance the neighborhood.

Marketing and Promotion

As the project neared completion, Deal implemented a strategic marketing campaign aimed at attracting potential residents who shared the vision of community living. The campaign included targeted social media ads, informational seminars, and open house events that showcased the benefits of living in smaller custom homes.

The Grand Opening

The grand opening of the community, featured a tour of the completed tiny homes and shared facilities. Residents, investors, and community members were invited to celebrate the realization of Sarah and Tom’s vision.

Reflection and Future Plans

As they reflect on their journey, Sarah and Tom express their gratitude for Deal's expertise, which was crucial in overcoming the numerous challenges they faced.

Episode Conclusion

The episode concludes with a heartwarming scene of the new residents gathering in the communal garden, sharing stories and planning future community activities. They sung cumbala and chanted its a great day in the neighbourhood. Deal Right watches, satisfied with the knowledge that his efforts have helped create not just a place to live, but a thriving community that will grow and inspire others.

 


 

 

Episode 7: The Retiree Reinvestment - Margaret's New Chapter

 

Introduction and Background

Margaret, a recently retired schoolteacher, decides it's time to sell her beloved family home—a spacious, yet now overwhelmingly large house for one. With her children grown and moved out, she envisions a simpler, maintenance-free lifestyle in a smaller, modern condo. Intrigued by the prospect of investing in the real estate market, Margaret is particularly drawn to the innovative "Deal Right Stock" option offered by Deal Right the Third.

Meeting with Deal Right

Deal meets Margaret at her home, where they discuss her needs and desires for her next life phase. He introduces the concept of Deal Right Stock, explaining how it could serve as an investment vehicle, potentially providing her with additional income and financial security. Deal evaluates her home, suggesting minor upgrades that could significantly enhance its marketability and sale price.

Strategic Preparations

Under Deal's guidance, Margaret invests in key renovations that modernize the kitchen and living areas, boosting the home's appeal. Deal stages the house beautifully, highlighting its spaciousness and charm, which appeals to families looking for a move-in-ready home.

Investment Education

Deal arranges several meetings with a financial advisor, his brother Dun Deal, to ensure Margaret understands the nature of the real estate stock, including potential returns and risks. This educational process helps Margaret feel confident and informed about her decision to invest part of her proceeds into Deal Right Stock.

Marketing and Sale

Deal employs an aggressive marketing strategy that includes virtual tours and high-quality photographs to reach a broad audience. The house attracts multiple offers, and Margaret accepts one that exceeds her expectations.

Investing in Deal Right Stock

With the home sale completed, Margaret decides to reinvest a substantial portion of her proceeds into Deal Right Stock.

Deal Right Stock is in reality Whole Life Insurance Policies.

Deal facilitates this transaction, ensuring a smooth transition of funds and registering Margaret's "shares".

Proceeds from Deal Right Stock are based on individuals buying a Deal Right Whole Life Insurance Policy that is in effect the "Deal Right stock option".

Dun Deal advised Margaret that all of the upfront proceeds money she gains from her home sales can go to paying the monthly Deal Right Whole Life Insurance Policy premiums for 20 yeras until she is 65.

Dun Deal has calculated the monthly cost of the Deal Right Whole Life insurance Policy premiums for investing in Deal Right Whole Life.

The monthly premium amounts stay the same for the life of the policies.

Dun Deal advises Margaret at her age she will pay Deal Right Whole Life Policy premiums for 20 years until age 65 for a 3 million dollar policy.

 

The Deal Right Whole Life Insurance Policy monthly cost per month for Margaret at age 45 is $263.00 per month.

So she must pay $63,120 to cover the Deal Right Whole Life Insurance premiums for 20 years for zip code area 11201, female age 45 in average health.

This cost is included in the small print along with the commission Deal Right Gets.

Deal Right doesn't have to verbally disclose to Margaret his commission for selling her his Deal Right "Stock Option" which is 100% of the first year premiums that equals $3, 156 dollars.

Plus Deal Right will also get 3% of her policy premiums for 10 years which equals $946.00.

 

Margaret's dad was so impressed with Deal Right and Dun Deal that he purchased a Whole Life Insurance Policy For Seniors

Margarets's dad's nick name is Gold Mine. He is age 80 which means the premiums will cost much more.

Gold Mine purchased a Million Dollar Senior Whole Life Insurance Policy that has a monthly premium of $14,351

Deal Right gets to pocket the entire first year premiums as the sales commission!

Thats $172.212 - Dun Deal and Deal Right split the first year commission paid. $86,106 each !! (No Joke) They stuck it rich with an 80 year old gold mine.

You are asking yourself, Is this possible? How often does this happen? Do people do this kind of stuff?

 

https://www.insuranceandestates.com/whole-life-insurance-rates-age-chart/

 

 

Settling Into New Life

The episode concludes with Margaret moving into her new condo, which is smaller but luxuriously fitted with modern conveniences. She reflects on her decision to invest in Deal Right Stock, feeling secure about her financial future and enjoying her new, simpler lifestyle.

Deal Right is in "high cotton" because of the whole life policy sold to her dad, Gold Mine.

 


 

Episode 8: The Expanding Family's Forward Thinking - The Johnsons' Leap

 

Family Background

The Johnson family, soon to be five, quickly outgrows their current home. As they look for a larger space, they are introduced to the concept of offsetting part of their home purchase with an investment in Deal Right Stock, which promises potential future benefits.

Home Searching

Deal takes the Johnsons on tours of several homes that fit their criteria, focusing on family-friendly neighborhoods with good schools and community amenities. He suggests a property that not only meets their space requirements but also offers good long-term value.

Strategic Financial Planning

Deal explains how investing in Deal Right Stock could reduce their upfront financial burden and potentially provide future returns. He sets up consultations with financial advisors who lay out the potential financial scenarios, helping the Johnsons make an informed decision.

Negotiating and Closing

The Johnsons decide to go ahead with Deal's innovative purchase plan. They buy the home, investing a portion of the purchase price in Deal Right Stock. Deal coordinates the closing process, ensuring everything goes smoothly.

Settling In and Future Outlook

The episode ends with the Johnsons settling into their new home, hosting a housewarming party where they share their positive experience with Deal’s innovative financing option. They express optimism about their new home and the future potential of their investment.

 


 

Episode 9: The Entrepreneur’s Advantage - Leo's Innovation Hub

 

Leo's Vision

Leo, a dynamic tech entrepreneur, seeks a dual-purpose property that can serve as both a personal residence and a startup incubator. Interested in intertwining his real estate investment with his business ventures, he finds the Deal Right Stock option appealing.

Property Search and Assessment

Deal helps Leo identify a versatile property that offers ample space for both living and business activities. They discuss how investing in Deal Right Stock as part of the property purchase could benefit Leo’s overall financial strategy and tie the growth of his real estate investment to his entrepreneurial success.

Networking and Strategic Planning

Deal arranges meetings with successful entrepreneurs who have embarked on similar ventures, providing Leo with valuable insights and networking opportunities. He helps Leo structure the deal to include a significant portion of the payment in Deal Right Stock.

Launch and Growth

With the deal closed, Leo sets up his residence and the startup hub. The episode culminates with a launch event at the property, showcasing the successful integration of his living and business spaces. Deal’s support and the strategic use of Deal Right Stock are highlighted as key factors in the project's success.

 


 

Episode 10: The Downsizing Dividend - Helen and Frank's Smart Transition

 

Planning for Change

Helen and Frank decide to downsize from their large family home to a more manageable living space now that they are empty nesters. Interested in Deal’s proposal, they consider receiving part of their home sale proceeds in Deal Right Stock to create a passive income stream.

Preparing for Sale

Deal advises on how best to prepare and stage their home to attract premium buyers. He explains the benefits of receiving sale proceeds in Deal Right Stock, focusing on dividend income and potential growth.

Financial Workshops and Decision

Deal organizes workshops with financial advisors to discuss the implications of investing in real estate stock. Helen and Frank decide to go forward with the sale, accepting part of their payment in Deal Right Stock.

New Beginnings and Reflection

The couple purchases a smaller, more efficient home. The episode concludes with them enjoying their new lifestyle, feeling confident in their decision to invest in Deal Right Stock, thanks to Deal’s guidance and the financial stability it offers.

 

 


 

Deal Right's ace in the hole is He works in NH and sells homes there.

 

Deal Right taps into the "retire and then move" craze thats going on now.

People in NH want to sell their costly homes and move to SC where they can buy the same home for 1/4 of the HN selling price of homes.

 

 

 

 


 

It is totally legal to sell Whole Life Policies To Seniors

If the senior is over age 65 the life insurance sales person can reap big commissions.

Selling $1,000,000 polices are big money commissions.

The Insurance salesman gets the entire first year premiums which really add up.

For instance a yearly premium for an age 65 male is $48,708 - (Thats what he gets for the first year as a commission!) ($4,059 Monthly premium)

So just a couple of sales a year would be $97,416.00 (This is for real and NO joke.)

https://www.insuranceandestates.com/whole-life-insurance-rates-age-chart/

 

COWABUNGA!

 

https://www.noexam.com/careers/getting-started-life-insurance/

 

 

 


 

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