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    Velocity of Money 2018.06.02

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    Jim Bottrell turned an initial $12,500 investment into $892,000 over 19 years using real estate and investments. He purchased his first home in 1999 for $399,000 with only a $20,000 down payment. After selling it in 2001 for a $80,000 profit, he invested that and additional funds into a second property and stocks. By continually reinvesting profits, he acquired additional properties worth over $2 million today, generating $2,098 monthly in rental income while requiring no work. The document argues that others can replicate this success starting with even modest initial investments.

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    Jim Bottrell turned an initial $12,500 investment into $892,000 over 19 years using real estate and investments. He purchased his first home in 1999 for $399,000 with only a $20,000 down payment. After selling it in 2001 for a $80,000 profit, he invested that and additional funds into a second property and stocks. By continually reinvesting profits, he acquired additional properties worth over $2 million today, generating $2,098 monthly in rental income while requiring no work. The document argues that others can replicate this success starting with even modest initial investments.

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    Jim Bottrell turned an initial $12,500 investment into $892,000 over 19 years using real estate and investments. He purchased his first home in 1999 for $399,000 with only a $20,000 down payment. After selling it in 2001 for a $80,000 profit, he invested that and additional funds into a second property and stocks. By continually reinvesting profits, he acquired additional properties worth over $2 million today, generating $2,098 monthly in rental income while requiring no work. The document argues that others can replicate this success starting with even modest initial investments.

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    Jim Bottrell turned an initial $12,500 investment into $892,000 over 19 years using real estate and investments. He purchased his first home in 1999 for $399,000 with only a $20,000 down payment. After selling it in 2001 for a $80,000 profit, he invested that and additional funds into a second property and stocks. By continually reinvesting profits, he acquired additional properties worth over $2 million today, generating $2,098 monthly in rental income while requiring no work. The document argues that others can replicate this success starting with even modest initial investments.

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    The Velocity of Money

    Here you will learn how Jim Bottrell turned $12,500 into $892,000, WITHOUT EVEN WORKING FOR IT!
    We can show you how YOU CAN DO IT TOO!
    1999 2001 2002 2008 2011 2015 2018
    Down
    Market Cycle
    December 2001 March 2015 TODAYS VALUE/GAIN
    Converted to rental property
    Purchased: Sundance SUNDANCE
    Rental Income:
    Purchase Price: Purchase Price:$399,000
    $3,395 per month Now Valued at $850,000
    $399,000
    Mortgage Payment: Equity Profit to date: $451,000
    5% Down Payment:
    $2,541 per month Rental Income: $3,595
    $20,000
    Monthly Rental Profit: Mortgage Payment: $2,541 per month
    $854 PER MONTH MONTHLY RENTAL PROFIT:
    December 1999 $1,044 PER MONTH

    Purchased: Cannon April 2002


    (Mediocre home)
    December 2001
    Rental Property
    Purchase Price: TODAYS VALUE/GAIN
    Sold: Cannon
    $249,000 Purchased: Cerulean CERULEAN
    Final Sale Price:
    5% Down Payment: Purchase Price: Purchase Price: $312,000
    $350,000
    $12,450 $312,000 Now Valued at $580,000
    Net Profit: $80,000 Equity Profit to date: $268,000
    -Half of down payment was -After selling costs and paying 5% Down Payment:
    borrowed (gifted) from his father. his father back. $15,600 Rental Income: $2,695
    Mortgage Payment: $1,951 per month
    MONTHLY RENTAL PROFIT:
    $744 PER MONTH
    March 2015
    Remaining Profit Investment
    Activity Purchased: Arroyo
    Invested: Purchase Price: TODAYS VALUE/GAIN
    $44,400 Investment Increase $877,000 ARROYO
    -Invested into the Stock Market Now: $89,500 10% Down Payment:
    and other Investments. -Between 2001 and 2014. Purchase Price: $877,000
    Now Valued at $1,050,000
    EQUITY PROFIT TO DATE: $173,000
    By following The Velocity of Money
    Jim Bottrell turned $12,500 into $892,000,
    WITHOUT WORKING FOR IT!
    Jim Bottrell That is a total Passive Gain of 7,136% or 419% per year. TOTAL PASSIVE EQUITY PROFIT: $892,000
    “Once a Marine, TOTAL MONTHLY PASSIVE
    YOU CAN DO IT TOO! RENTAL INCOME PROFIT: $2,098 PER MONTH
    Always a Marine.”

    The Bottrell Team To See How You Can Earn Wealth Like This,

    *Some reasonable conditions apply. CAL BRE# 01154905 Top 1% of Homes Sold in California! Call:760-390-2835
    Key Points to Know About the Velocity of Money
    And How You Can Do it Too!
    1 MOST IMPORTANTLY: YOU CAN DO THIS TOO! YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A GENIUS. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE WEALTHY.
    YOU JUST HAVE TO START THE PROCESS!

    2 Jim Bottrell’s first home was a very mediocre home. It was not his dream home by any stretch of the imagination. He knew when he bought it that first home was just a “First
    Home” and not his dream home. A "First Home” is simply a necessary stepping stone to a dream home.

    3 He originally invested $12,500 (half of it borrowed) and that initial investment is now worth $892,000. If he had put down MORE money than the $12,500 in his first home, his
    investment would still be worth $892,000. Therefore, if he had decided to save up and make a larger down payment, that would have made NO DIFFERENCE in his gain.
    However, any delay caused by saving money for a larger down payment would have actually worked against him and DECREASED his profit. (Read #4 to see why.)

    4 TIME is the key element in this success. If Jim had waited to buy, the $892,000 profit would be worth substantially LESS today because each subsequent home that he purchased
    would have appreciated while he waited on the sidelines and would have cost him substantially more to buy. Therefore, waiting would have reduced his profit by literally
    hundreds of thousands of dollars. TIME is the key element to success in real estate.

    5 Jim's actual profit is substantially higher than $892,000 because two of those properties are rental properties. Because rental income rises over time but mortgage payments are
    stable, the rent that Jim receives each month is actually substantially MORE than the mortgage payment each month. So, in summary, the renters are buying Jim's homes for him,
    giving Jim all of the tax benefits (while the renter gets none), AND the renters are paying him more than the mortgage payments each month thereby creating PASSIVE INCOME
    in addition to the Equity Gain of $892,000....all Jim does for all of this is walk to his mailbox to get his checks each month.

    6 This real life example has been through a market crash… and he is still way up.

    7 Jim made a HUGE MISTAKE! Note that of the $80,000 profit from the sale of his property on Cannon, he invested $44,400 (just over half of it) into the stock market. Over the
    next 15 years, that $44,400 increased to $89,500 which is a gain of 115 % or 8.2 % per year (which is a good return in the stock market). On the other hand, the $35,600 that he
    invested into real estate increased to $719,000 which is a gain of 2,019 % or 77.6 % per year. So Jim’s mistake is that he should have purchased
    two more properties instead of putting half of the money into the stock market. Jim missed out on the Velocity of Money and only made
    half of what he should have made with his $80,000 profit from the sale of Cannon.

    8 TIME is the key element to success in Real Estate but your profit can be maximized by investing in the RIGHT homes vs. any home.
    There are guidelines that The Bottrell Team follows to help people maximize the investment potential of their homes.
    Let us show you!

    In Summary: This is a RACE. It is a race against TIME. Every single day you rent instead of own, every single day you
    are not utilizing the Velocity of Money; you are costing yourself, your family, and your children the advantages of Jim Bottrell
    passive income and Generational Wealth. For more details please call: 760-390-2835 and Start Packing! “Once a Marine,
    Always a Marine.”

    To See How You Can Earn Wealth Like This, The Bottrell Team
    Call:760-390-2835 Top 1% of Homes Sold in California! *Some reasonable conditions apply. CAL BRE# 01154905

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