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Money Merge Account: Can I do this ON MY OWN?

By
Services for Real Estate Pros with The Jubilee Project

Whether a question or a statement, it’s something we have addressed in podcasts, letters, online posts, articles and emails until our fingers bled.

Ok, they didn’t actually bleed…but they got seriously sore!

The black and white answer to ‘Can I do this on my own?’ is... yes.

Now, you can walk away and smile to yourself as you whisper ‘I knew it’, or, you can hear the conditions of that answer…

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you have the financial discipline and mathematical skill.

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you have the right kind of HELOC.

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you are willing and able to account for every penny at all times.

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you are willing to tally all those variables and refigure your financial position EACH AND EVERY DAY.

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you can do this day in and day out for the next 10, 12, 15, 20 years.

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you can do this without personal support if something goes wrong or you get confused.

At this point, we’d give you a medal if you could actually do this. Not likely, but we have met some pretty amazing and intelligent people since we started offering this opportunity to the country. So, we’ll give you the benefit of the doubt, and say you CAN do all this, because you’re SO smart and then add one more…

YES, you can do this on your own, IF you are willing to leave TENS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON THE TABLE AND WALK AWAY.

If you can, we’ll hold onto that medal for being so smart.

Yes, you can do many things if you have the determination and discipline, which will accelerate your payoff, but is it worth it, when you have a tool in front of you that takes care of all the variables, and simply tells you when and what amount to transfer?

What’s the REAL issue? It’s not your pride. You don’t really have anything to prove to anyone. It’s about the $3500 price tag for the Program.

Just say it. We’ll wait.

Consider something: Would you invest $3500 to make $40K? How about $60K, $75K or $100K? Well, know that if you attempt this on your own, the simple fact that you are human, and cannot locate all the variables day to day, that’s the kind of money you could be leaving on the table…and now you have to do all the work, by yourself.

Make the decision that’s right for you. As for us, it was a no brainer.

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Bill Brottman
EXIT Realty Associates - Dingmans Ferry, PA

Signed up for first financial, then got all of my money back. It's not rocket science. open a credit line, use $5,000 to pay down motgage. Deposit income into and pay bills out of credit line. Once credit line gets close to being paid up, pay another $5,000 to motgage.

 

That simple!

May 14, 2007 03:00 PM
Jaime Buckley
The Jubilee Project - West Jordan, UT

You will do just great with that strategy, Bill.

If you have the discipline to do so, that's wonderful. Most people simply don't...or they would be doing a much better job on their own,a nd wouldn't be looking for solutions such as the MMA, Bi-Weekly or the like.

That, and you will still do better using the program, than not using it, as I stated above, due to the variables.

Even disciplined individuals, will miss the variables, when it comes down to the penny, unless you have a very basic, simple daily life. Something that those of us with children can only imagine, eh? LOL

The Jubilee Project tells people over and over that they can do much better than a bi-weekly program using the very same principles you are talking about, but there is so much more to this program than simply moving the money for most people, and that's what this 'complete program' is for.

I would also be curious of why you got your money back (for what reason).  Did you actually sign up for the actual Money Merge Program (something i could check), or did you simply sign up to become an agent and try to learn how the software works?

 

Jaime Buckley
The Jubilee Project
The Money Merge Advocate

May 14, 2007 03:13 PM