If you missed the live webinar with Pritam Sinha last weekend, here is your chance to listen to it again.
If you have any questions about the workshop, please feel free to post it on the blog and I will make every effort to answer them.
For your continued success!
Srini Saripalli
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Find Motivated Sellers Using Tele-Calls
Over the last few weeks, it had been crazy, I had been getting a lot of emails from many asking what is so great about this new CD about finding motivated sellers that I have released. Why I had been cryptic via my emails?. Why am I not sharing any thing in open if the CD is FREE?
Ok..Ok...Ok...agreed, my fault.. :)-
Instead of just editing and taking a small audio clip of the CD, I decided to create a small video. On this video, I talk about using tele-seminars to find motivated sellers... I discuss the nuances of the technique in much more ganularity on the CD
Hope fully you will like it
I appreicate all your comments and suggestions on the technique and the video. Just post your comments
For Your Continued Success!
Srini Saripalli
Go!... Get this amazing FREE CD titled "7 Golden Secrets On How TO Find Eager, Desperate & Highly Motivated Sellers
Ok..Ok...Ok...agreed, my fault.. :)-
Instead of just editing and taking a small audio clip of the CD, I decided to create a small video. On this video, I talk about using tele-seminars to find motivated sellers... I discuss the nuances of the technique in much more ganularity on the CD
Hope fully you will like it
I appreicate all your comments and suggestions on the technique and the video. Just post your comments
For Your Continued Success!
Srini Saripalli
Go!... Get this amazing FREE CD titled "7 Golden Secrets On How TO Find Eager, Desperate & Highly Motivated Sellers
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Unsecrued Business Credit Lines & How To Use Them to Buy Businesses?
Over the last 15 days, I had interviewed Pritam Sinha one of the top credit experts in the country on the subject of "Unsecured Business and Personal Credit Lines"
The calls have been just phenominal. To listen to the recordings, please visit the following
Click Here for Pritam Sinha's Teleseminar Recording On Credit Getting Personal & Business Lines Of Credit
Click Here for Pritam Sinha's Teleseminar on Buying Businesses With Credit Lines
We are hosting a 2day workshop in Santa Clara CA on October 27 & October 28 on the
subject of "Unsecured lines of Personal and Business Credit". If you plan to attend the event please visit...
http://www.unlimitedLinesOfCredit.com
Cheers!
Srini Saripalli
The calls have been just phenominal. To listen to the recordings, please visit the following
Click Here for Pritam Sinha's Teleseminar Recording On Credit Getting Personal & Business Lines Of Credit
Click Here for Pritam Sinha's Teleseminar on Buying Businesses With Credit Lines
We are hosting a 2day workshop in Santa Clara CA on October 27 & October 28 on the
subject of "Unsecured lines of Personal and Business Credit". If you plan to attend the event please visit...
http://www.unlimitedLinesOfCredit.com
Cheers!
Srini Saripalli
Monday, September 17, 2007
Mr X to reveal his uncoventional unsecured lines of credit secrets on InvestorFortune.com
A few days ago, I sent out an email asking all my subscribers and customers if they would like to listen to an expert who has taken "Credit Lines" to a next level...
The response has been phenominal..I wish I could have compiled all the responses
I received on the blog...but here are a few( Names withheld)
I can go on and on, but as you see the response had been tremendous.
So Who is this Mr. X after all?
The response has been phenominal..I wish I could have compiled all the responses
I received on the blog...but here are a few( Names withheld)
Srini! I'm interested in learning more about: Lines of Business Credit
It would be really beneficial for sure.
Yes, I would like to have a conf call with him
I am interested in lines of credit and listening to Mr. X.Let's have Mr. X on a teleseminar. It just so happens that I am looking into a way for me to obtain a business line of credit
I am Interested in leaning more about Lines of Credits
Yes! By all means, bring him on.
Interested in lines of creditSure! count me in! I'm very interested....yes,
I'm interested.
Yes I would like more info on business lines of credit especially with out personal guarantees.
Srini,I'd love to hear more.Sure, I'd be interested in hearing from him
Im interested in learning more
Yes I am very interested in hearing what Mr.X has to say about securing lines
of business credit as well as hearing more about his track record!Yes, very much interested in learning more.
yes I would love to learn more about business lines of credit without having to buy any course
I am ABSOLUTELY interested in knowing more about "Lines of Business Credit" and how to use it for your leverage .Please bug him...
YES I want to know more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can go on and on, but as you see the response had been tremendous.
So Who is this Mr. X after all?
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Plan and Pace Yourself to Find Motivated Sellers
Finding motivated sellers for the real estate investor is a never-ending process. You must continually be adding to your pipeline of potential deals in order to find good deals, make profits and re-invest. There are several places and methods used to find motivated sellers.
Setting yourself on a timely plan of action can help you find sellers, save time, and keep you active in the market without having any worry or concern.
To begin your plan, you must first determine the areas and methods you’ll use. The most fruitful methods for finding motivated sellers are the newspapers, signage, real estate agents, multiple listing services (MLS), tax sales, and estate sales.
Once you know where and how you’ll be looking, set the timeframes. For example, let’s say you want to keep check on ads placed in newspapers by sellers. You may check the paper each morning, or you may decide to collect the papers and check two or three at once to save time on certain days.
It is important to set up a timeline listing your activities for finding motivated sellers. Make the plan include each method, the dates, and the time allocated for you to complete each method you’re using to find sellers.
Planning and sticking to your plan is the most efficient method to use to find motivated sellers. Make sure to check your plan each day, make notes, changes, and evaluate your progress on a regular basis. Without committing this plan to paper, you’re almost surely destined to get off track. There just too many interruptions, distractions, and other things clouding the brain for you to try to keep all of your planning in your head.
Make your plan your one central location to help ensure that you’re consistently pacing yourself to find the sellers and the deals you want. Some may even want to use a wall or desk calendar to set their plans and make notes on each area.
Once you’ve made your plan, and have the pace set, after a few months review your progress. Evaluate how well you’ve been able to stick to your plan. If there are weak spots try to find a way to improve. Planning, pacing, and evaluating your progress will ensure you improve you ability to consistently find motivated sellers.
If you have not yet claimed your FREE CD containing 7 Golden Secrets To Finding Motivated Sellers. Please do so right now
Setting yourself on a timely plan of action can help you find sellers, save time, and keep you active in the market without having any worry or concern.
To begin your plan, you must first determine the areas and methods you’ll use. The most fruitful methods for finding motivated sellers are the newspapers, signage, real estate agents, multiple listing services (MLS), tax sales, and estate sales.
Once you know where and how you’ll be looking, set the timeframes. For example, let’s say you want to keep check on ads placed in newspapers by sellers. You may check the paper each morning, or you may decide to collect the papers and check two or three at once to save time on certain days.
It is important to set up a timeline listing your activities for finding motivated sellers. Make the plan include each method, the dates, and the time allocated for you to complete each method you’re using to find sellers.
Planning and sticking to your plan is the most efficient method to use to find motivated sellers. Make sure to check your plan each day, make notes, changes, and evaluate your progress on a regular basis. Without committing this plan to paper, you’re almost surely destined to get off track. There just too many interruptions, distractions, and other things clouding the brain for you to try to keep all of your planning in your head.
Make your plan your one central location to help ensure that you’re consistently pacing yourself to find the sellers and the deals you want. Some may even want to use a wall or desk calendar to set their plans and make notes on each area.
Once you’ve made your plan, and have the pace set, after a few months review your progress. Evaluate how well you’ve been able to stick to your plan. If there are weak spots try to find a way to improve. Planning, pacing, and evaluating your progress will ensure you improve you ability to consistently find motivated sellers.
If you have not yet claimed your FREE CD containing 7 Golden Secrets To Finding Motivated Sellers. Please do so right now
Friday, September 07, 2007
Free CD Reveals The Secrets To Finding Motivated Sellers
"The Success Engineer" Srini Saripalli has recorded a Free CD for Real Estate Investors ... Titled "The 7 Golden Secrets To Finding Desperate, Eager & Highly Motivated Sellers" this audio CD is poised to become the ultimate resource for real estate investors who are seeking motivated sellers.
(PRWEB) September 7, 2007 -- With a desire to help Entrepreneurs, Marketers & Real Estate Investors, "The Success Engineer" Srini Saripalli has recorded an audio CD that is filled with his seven golden offline & online techniques to target motivated sellers.
Finding motivated sellers is not difficult after all. There are many marketing tools, books and learning resources on the subject of 'how to find motivated sellers' that are currently available for real estate investors. They all are good. But this CD provides a different perspective on how to find and target them. While the techniques are relevant, it emphasizes the need for a strategy, consistency and creativity for better marketing results on behalf of investors.
The CD avoids hype and is filled with precise and to the point strategies. Any real estate investor can use them to attract all kinds of motivated sellers with minimal time, money investment & effort. This CD is currently offered for free for a limited time and comes with $467 bonuses
For further information and to claim your free copy visit www.howtofindmotivatedsellers.com
About Srini Saripalli:
Srini Saripalli is a technologist, marketer & Investor. Referred by many as "Success Engineer", Srini specializes in creating innovative yet simple business optimization strategies that deliver success to his customers. He shares his real estate investing techniques on www.InvestorFortune.com and success principles on www.srinisaripalli.com.
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(PRWEB) September 7, 2007 -- With a desire to help Entrepreneurs, Marketers & Real Estate Investors, "The Success Engineer" Srini Saripalli has recorded an audio CD that is filled with his seven golden offline & online techniques to target motivated sellers.
Finding motivated sellers is not difficult after all. There are many marketing tools, books and learning resources on the subject of 'how to find motivated sellers' that are currently available for real estate investors. They all are good. But this CD provides a different perspective on how to find and target them. While the techniques are relevant, it emphasizes the need for a strategy, consistency and creativity for better marketing results on behalf of investors.
The CD avoids hype and is filled with precise and to the point strategies. Any real estate investor can use them to attract all kinds of motivated sellers with minimal time, money investment & effort. This CD is currently offered for free for a limited time and comes with $467 bonuses
For further information and to claim your free copy visit www.howtofindmotivatedsellers.com
About Srini Saripalli:
Srini Saripalli is a technologist, marketer & Investor. Referred by many as "Success Engineer", Srini specializes in creating innovative yet simple business optimization strategies that deliver success to his customers. He shares his real estate investing techniques on www.InvestorFortune.com and success principles on www.srinisaripalli.com.
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Monday, September 03, 2007
We Can’t Rely Too Much On Our Memories: That’s A Fact
We all suffer from information overload to some extent. Our mind is exposed to a hurricane of information every day. As a result the mind does a very nice filtering process and very little of what we see and hear is retained in our minds. So instead of depending on our very selective memory why not depend on a piece of paper?
Carry a tiny paper and a pen with you all the time.
My ex-boss and mentor Jim Showalter practically taught me these simple technique years ago.
The moment you schedule an appointment or a meeting, jot it down in the paper. Like wise each time you delegate something to someone or when you are asked to do something write it down in your paper along with the date and the time. Do not be afraid of being thought about as a person with a very poor memory. It won’t be long before people start thinking of you as a highly organized person, someone who is just on top of things. At the end of the day transfer everything from the paper to your Microsoft outlook’s task list or to-do-list.
Put your PDA to work
If you have a PDA make use it. Each time someone gives you his or her telephone number, immediately enter it into your PDA, along with the person’s name of course. I would go to the extent of taking a picture…these days most PDA’ are bundled into cell phones and cell phones have cameras.
Make Business Cards Informative.
Usually I get a lot of business cards as a result of my business and daily interactions. Most of the cards have information such as the name of the person, his or her telephone number and probably the name of the company for which he or she works. But the problem is, the next time when I meet the same person, chances are the face may seem familiar but I may not have the foggiest idea as to where I met the person in the first place. To overcome this problem, as soon as I get the business card, I jot down a few points about the person and probably the reason for meeting him or her and the place as well. All this on the back of their business card (I never do it in front of them though). This practice has certainly lessened the stress on me for recollecting names and associating a face with a name…
These days, I have my photo printed on my business card, effectively making myself visible and memorable.
Stack the business cards properly for future reference.
Once in your office take care to keep away the business cards you collected properly. Don’t just stuff them into your card folder. Take care to read them properly and perhaps keep the cards of important clients separately. I do not recommend that you toss any business cards, but ‘ completely you, if you do not find much use, toss them
Prepare a to-do list and plan what you have to do, well in advance
I cannot over-emphasize the importance of to-do lists in getting yourself organized. It is probably the most sensible thing that a busy person should do. In fact I thought of devoting an entire post for to-do lists and I think that is just what I will do some day on this blog. Without a good daily, weekly or monthly plan a task list after all may not align well with your objectives.
No this is not about expanding your business and conquering the world. I am not referring to a strategy plan that involves takeovers and mergers. Those things are beyond the scope of this post. I am referring to having plans about the daily, weekly and monthly activities of your business and yourself as well.
Have a fixed timetable.
It may sound kind of mechanical but it would be wonderful if you could have a fixed time for everything and try to stick religiously to the duration. Believe me it really helps because in that way you will have time for everything and everything can be done in the time for it.
Did I have a fixed duration for writing and posting this blog post? You bet I did…
Sincerely,
Srini Saripalli
Carry a tiny paper and a pen with you all the time.
My ex-boss and mentor Jim Showalter practically taught me these simple technique years ago.
The moment you schedule an appointment or a meeting, jot it down in the paper. Like wise each time you delegate something to someone or when you are asked to do something write it down in your paper along with the date and the time. Do not be afraid of being thought about as a person with a very poor memory. It won’t be long before people start thinking of you as a highly organized person, someone who is just on top of things. At the end of the day transfer everything from the paper to your Microsoft outlook’s task list or to-do-list.
Put your PDA to work
If you have a PDA make use it. Each time someone gives you his or her telephone number, immediately enter it into your PDA, along with the person’s name of course. I would go to the extent of taking a picture…these days most PDA’ are bundled into cell phones and cell phones have cameras.
Make Business Cards Informative.
Usually I get a lot of business cards as a result of my business and daily interactions. Most of the cards have information such as the name of the person, his or her telephone number and probably the name of the company for which he or she works. But the problem is, the next time when I meet the same person, chances are the face may seem familiar but I may not have the foggiest idea as to where I met the person in the first place. To overcome this problem, as soon as I get the business card, I jot down a few points about the person and probably the reason for meeting him or her and the place as well. All this on the back of their business card (I never do it in front of them though). This practice has certainly lessened the stress on me for recollecting names and associating a face with a name…
These days, I have my photo printed on my business card, effectively making myself visible and memorable.
Stack the business cards properly for future reference.
Once in your office take care to keep away the business cards you collected properly. Don’t just stuff them into your card folder. Take care to read them properly and perhaps keep the cards of important clients separately. I do not recommend that you toss any business cards, but ‘ completely you, if you do not find much use, toss them
Prepare a to-do list and plan what you have to do, well in advance
I cannot over-emphasize the importance of to-do lists in getting yourself organized. It is probably the most sensible thing that a busy person should do. In fact I thought of devoting an entire post for to-do lists and I think that is just what I will do some day on this blog. Without a good daily, weekly or monthly plan a task list after all may not align well with your objectives.
No this is not about expanding your business and conquering the world. I am not referring to a strategy plan that involves takeovers and mergers. Those things are beyond the scope of this post. I am referring to having plans about the daily, weekly and monthly activities of your business and yourself as well.
Have a fixed timetable.
It may sound kind of mechanical but it would be wonderful if you could have a fixed time for everything and try to stick religiously to the duration. Believe me it really helps because in that way you will have time for everything and everything can be done in the time for it.
Did I have a fixed duration for writing and posting this blog post? You bet I did…
Sincerely,
Srini Saripalli
Information Overload Can Impede Your Progress
Seminars are a great way to stay abreast of changes and new information in any industry. The self-help industry uses seminars frequently to help people improve their lives. No matter what your interests or desires, there’s probably multiple seminars available providing good, reliable and effective information. If you frequently attend seminars, and find that you seem to be hearing the same information repeatedly, chances are you’re a seminar junkie. Ask yourself one question? Are you using the information you gain from each seminar you attend?
All too often people will attend a two or three day seminar, get all excited and full of energy ready to implement what they’ve learned. They come home and within a few weeks vaguely remember why they attended. They may think to themselves, that was great information, I have to find time to use it. Others will implement the knowledge they’ve gained for a few days and them drift back to their same daily routine. A few months go by and then there’s another seminar. Off they go and the same thing happens again.
Seminars are wonderful tools to help you implement change in your life. Attend too many without applying what you learn and you’ve just wasted your money. One new term describing this scenario is information overload. Information overload can eat away your time, and keep you from taking any action. If you’ve been exposed to several methods to perform a task, solve a problem, grow a business, or make investments, sometimes it creates a “do nothing” atmosphere.
Gaining knowledge and applying knowledge are two different concepts entirely. It’s easy to gain the knowledge. Consistently using and applying the knowledge may cause seminar junkies a problem. Why? That’s the question you need to ask yourself if you’re a seminar junkie. Usually there’s another underlying cause for your lack of actions. Disbelief, fear of failure, self-confidence, doubt, and even fear of success are common underlying causes of no action. If you’re ready to break your cycle here’s a couple of suggestions. First, don’t sign-up for any more seminars. Review those you’ve recently (within the last year taken). Ask yourself what you can do to use the information you gained at these seminars. If you begin to come up with reasons why you can’t take action immediately, it’s time to delve deeper into what’s preventing your action.
Take the following point and burn it into your memory. Any action you take can only result in one of two things, success, or failure. Nothing else. It’s a guaranteed fact that if you don’t take action you’ll fail. If you do take action and things don’t work out as planned, learn from your actions, and move on. The key is too taking action on your knowledge. You can attend seminar after seminar, but if you don’t use the knowledge you’ve wasted two very valuable commodities…your time and your money.
Srini Saripalli
www.srinisaripalli.com
All too often people will attend a two or three day seminar, get all excited and full of energy ready to implement what they’ve learned. They come home and within a few weeks vaguely remember why they attended. They may think to themselves, that was great information, I have to find time to use it. Others will implement the knowledge they’ve gained for a few days and them drift back to their same daily routine. A few months go by and then there’s another seminar. Off they go and the same thing happens again.
Seminars are wonderful tools to help you implement change in your life. Attend too many without applying what you learn and you’ve just wasted your money. One new term describing this scenario is information overload. Information overload can eat away your time, and keep you from taking any action. If you’ve been exposed to several methods to perform a task, solve a problem, grow a business, or make investments, sometimes it creates a “do nothing” atmosphere.
Gaining knowledge and applying knowledge are two different concepts entirely. It’s easy to gain the knowledge. Consistently using and applying the knowledge may cause seminar junkies a problem. Why? That’s the question you need to ask yourself if you’re a seminar junkie. Usually there’s another underlying cause for your lack of actions. Disbelief, fear of failure, self-confidence, doubt, and even fear of success are common underlying causes of no action. If you’re ready to break your cycle here’s a couple of suggestions. First, don’t sign-up for any more seminars. Review those you’ve recently (within the last year taken). Ask yourself what you can do to use the information you gained at these seminars. If you begin to come up with reasons why you can’t take action immediately, it’s time to delve deeper into what’s preventing your action.
Take the following point and burn it into your memory. Any action you take can only result in one of two things, success, or failure. Nothing else. It’s a guaranteed fact that if you don’t take action you’ll fail. If you do take action and things don’t work out as planned, learn from your actions, and move on. The key is too taking action on your knowledge. You can attend seminar after seminar, but if you don’t use the knowledge you’ve wasted two very valuable commodities…your time and your money.
Srini Saripalli
www.srinisaripalli.com
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