It is this second type of investor who is the more professional investor.
Sometimes it may take years for all the pieces to come together. And
sometimes they never do. It’s this second type of investor that my rich dad
encouraged me to be. It is important to learn how to put the pieces together,
because that is where the huge wins reside, and sometimes some huge
losses if the tide goes against you.
If you want to be the second type of investor, you need to develop three
main skills.
1. Find an opportunity that everyone else missed.
You see with your mind what others miss with their eyes. For
example, a friend bought this rundown old house. It was spooky to
look at. Everyone wondered why he bought it. What he saw that we
did not was that the house came with four extra empty lots. He
discovered that after going to the title company. After buying the
house, he tore the house down and sold the five lots to a builder for
three times what he paid for the entire package. He made $75,000
for two months of work. It’s not a lot of money, but it sure beats
minimum wage. And it’s not technically difficult.
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