Here’s a message that I got recently from my friend Arnfried from Be Motivated Today.
I wanted you to see it because it is directly related to Tax Lien Investing. As a matter of fact this is way I became a tax lien investor to begin with. I wanted to buy assets that would earn money for me, but I didn’t have enough money to purchase real estate or other income producing assets, so I decided to buy tax liens. I believe that purchasing tax liens is a good way to put your money away for the near future into an income producing asset.
Here’s Arnfried’s message with some affirmations that you can use everyday to improve your financial situation:
In the financially empowering video ?What the wealthy buy on Pay Day?, Tim Sales explains how the wealthy spend their money on assets. An asset is something that makes money for you, like a property that you let, or a trailer that you hire out. These kinds of ?things? generate a continual income for you – a residual or passive income. In this definition, your house is not an asset, because it produces no income, unless you live in a rented house and let you own.
Everyone else spends money on things that do not make any money for them. Like a new car, another laptop, a holiday or more stuff that stands around and looks pretty.
There is nothing wrong with spending your money on non-assets. But just remember if you want financial security, then you have to start thinking about investing in assets.
Affirmations:
I invest in assets
I spend my money wisely
My money works for me
Be all you can be,
With Fond Regards
Arnfried Klein-Werner
Motivator & CEO Be Motivated Today
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