3 to 5 MEMBERS with minimum contribution of $5,000.00 and maximum contribution of $15,000.00 each to come up with $50,000.00 capitalization. The MASTER LLC’s goal is to make each investor to become rich and to have cash flowing assets in the years to come. The secret to success is not so much the amount of money we are investing, but the return on our investment. To get rich we must take control of our finances, and that requires discipline. If we don’t learn how to manage our cash flow, we will never have enough. The two most important things to keep in mind about properties are cash flow and appreciation. When buying investment properties as a Realtor, I’ll be looking for cash flow potential and areas that are up-and-coming. Our proposed different Sub-Series managed by the Master LLC is to make investors succeed in real estate investing business. Although potential investors may be eager to invest, I need to explain to them what is best for their bottom line. It’s all about cash flow—with the ultimate goal to have an abundance of cash flowing assets. If MEMBERS of Sub-Series can increase their financial literacy, exercise patience, and focus their efforts, they can achieve this comfortable lifestyle. Our assets have the same potential to work as we do. Each dollar we save or invest is like an employee. Over the course of time, the goal is to make our employees (dollars) work hard, and eventually, they will make enough money to hire more workers (additional assets). If investors want to become truly successful, they can live off of the labor of their assets. The best way to start building assets for investors is to pay themselves first. Paying themselves first can provide them with the necessary capital to invest. When investors pay their bills, the first check they write should be to themselves. Investors need to determine an amount they can commit to for at least six months, then pay that "bill" by depositing the money into their investment account or savings account to be invested. A good plan is to put one half of this amount in a savings account and the other half in an investment account.
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