Robert Boog, author of Selling Homes 1-2-3 and Real Estate Sales from Hell has come out with an instructional video sales course that shows how to locate bargain real estate properties.

Santa Clarita, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/28/2014 -- The course is titled Finding Killer Real Estate Deals and contains ten videos, eight worksheets, sample contracts, deeds and even includes a software tool that helps analyze individual deals. The online course takes about 1.5 hour to complete and is geared towards real estate agents, investors and unlicensed individuals who either want to find a bargain home or just find the study of real estate interesting.

The author was encouraged to develop the program after helping a frustrated first-time real estate investor find a cheap home in February 2014. The investor was able to land the bargain property for $365,500 that he renovated for $8,000. The investor then resold the house in May 2014 for $435,000.

The author suggests that there are three myths for finding bargain properties that often hinder first-time investors.

Myth #1: To locate a bargain a buyer must to find a "motivated" seller. Not true! claims Boog. He mentions in the finding killer real estate deals video course that many investors purchase homes from "unmotivated" sellers who are often easier to deal with – and possibly just as profitable.

Myth #2: A house hunter must always drive a hard bargain. Again, not true! The author claims that bargain hunters will most likely catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. True, the deal may not be as spectacular, but the odds of finding another deal increases with one's reputation of dealing fairly with distressed homeowners in one's community.

Myth #3: The easiest way to find a bargain home is to locate an owner with plenty of equity, and make a low-ball offer. Boog claims that taking unconscionable advantage of the elderly, family members and the mentally infirm is both morally wrong and reprehensible. He claims that following the Golden Rule one will find bargain properties plus be able to face oneself in the mirror.

Most Americans have seen at least one TV show that involves bargain property renovation, and oftentimes video programs tend to stray from the topic. Many real estate gurus, for example, skim over the topic of finding the home and instead concentrate on the costs of repairs, problems with kitchen and bathroom renovations or staging the open house. Other gurus simply talk about the money that can be made from buying and selling residential property. Most people, however, believe that if they could just locate a bargain property in their town or city that they could fix it up themselves.

If interested, for a limited time, people who would like to view the first Lesson of his course, Finding Killer Real Estate Deals by Robert Boog can enjoy it for FREE by visiting this website: http://bobboogacademy.thinkific.com/courses/

About Robert Boog
Robert Boog is the author of "Selling Outside the Square: Creative Ideas to Help You Make More Sales" which is published by THS International Publishing Company. Boog has written three books on real estate which are all available on Amazon, and two video sales courses, Selling Outside the Square and Making Money available at https://www.udemy.com/sots-making-extra-money/ , Finding Killer Real Estate Deals. http://bobboogacademy.thinkific.com/courses/ and https://www.udemy.com/how-to-find-bargain-homes. Robert lives in Los Angeles, California with his wife and two sons.

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One may write one's thoughts and ideas about finding bargain properties to the author directly at www.killer-red.com

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Santa Clarita, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/08/2014 -- Robert Boog has written an original song titled Hallelujah Day, which is a tribute to all heroes and victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing. The song is performed by Addison Rice and a female singer Fully Forlani as a background voice. This song came after the events on July 15, 2013 of the Boston Marathon bombings.

Hallelujah Day is an original song written in the spirit of America. It pays tribute to all the heroes and victims of Boston Marathon Bombings. The words came naturally in the mind of the author, who wrote this and other 35 songs. Most people like his songs, some of which are written in rap style. He has written even a rap Christmas song that many people find interesting.

The song about Boston Marathon bombing is an attempt to connect the author and the auditory, as Robert asks his fans to write their thoughts about the event, the tragedy and the song itself. The music video Boston bombing reveals the true face of terrorism, as a common enemy and celebrates the spirit that conquers the enemy. It praises God and all the heroes that helped victims of this and other terrorist attacks. The song evokes empathy to the families, who have gone through the loss.

The Boston Marathon bombings took place on April 15, 2013 during the annual marathon race. The series of two attacks targeted the attendees and spectators of this big event. This annual event started without indications of attack. The winner crossed the finish line but about two hours later when more than 5,700 runners yet had to finish, there were two explosions on the Boylston Street that killed 3 spectaculars, while 264 people were injure. They were treated in 27 hospitals and clinics located in Boston and vicinities.

More than 14 people lost their limbs and went trough amputations. The marathon had to stop abruptly and the runners that had not finished were diverted away. Many people helped the police to take care of the sufferers, who were injured in this mass event. They have turned into unknown heroes, who forgot about their own safety and tried to do their best to safe other people's life.

The Bob's song is a kind of prayer of praise to God that He has prevented more tragic results and of the heroes, who rescue injured people, thus also preventing more deaths. This song is also a praise of the American spirit, which units all Americans when they face their common enemy, terrorism.

People, who would like to listen to the new song Hallelujah Day, written by Robert Boog, can enjoy it here http://youtu.be/FU3uZwSLZ3s and may write all their thoughts and ideas to the author.

About Robert Boog
Robert Boog is an author of Hallelujah Day, which is published by the International Music Publishing Company. He has written about 35 more songs, some of which are rap. Robert lives in Los Angeles, California and is a self-taught song writer after listening to a self-hypnosis tape.

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