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I teach people interested in pre-foreclosures to go in and offer cash. Frans Calderon answered a call I put out on social media to find people doing lease options who might want to appear on my show.\\nWhen I learned what Frans does in the pre-foreclosure space, I jumped at the opportunity to interview him. His approach is so totally contrary to my thinking that I had to have him explain.\\nFrans is originally from Colombia, and now lives in Charleston, SC, which he loves. He was a police officer in his home country\\u2026 a dangerous job. In 2003, he read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and got the message that it was time to make a change.\\nThe message was financial freedom. At one point, the book suggested making a list of assets. Frans made a list of his and realized he had no financial assets, only his belongings like clothes and furniture.\\nHe purchased his first property in 2009. The process was a bit strange, but you\\u2019ll hear how the strangeness benefited Frans. He rented the house out for 2 years; then moved into it himself.\\nHe got a HELOC on that house and used the proceeds to buy more. He also continued learning about real estate and started practicing new strategies like subject to, lease options and wholesaling.\\nFrans spent 10 years working at Boeing in Charleston area while he continued to buy properties to rehab and rent. Two years ago, when his passive income equaled his salary, he quit his job.\\nHe estimates his strategy is 60% flips, some holds and some lease options. Frans has found that networking pays off\\u2026 so much so that he is now president of a new Charleston REIA.\\nFrans recently met a seller who was very near foreclosure. She was a single mother and sick; a woman that had hit a real rough patch. Frans wanted to keep her from ruining her credit.\\nIt took $20,000 to reinstate her loan. Frans had a retail buyer who wanted to buy from him, but had a credit issue because he was a self-employed house painter. This is the model tenant buyer for a sandwich lease option.\\nThat buyer met Frans to see the house. He wanted to buy the house before Frans put it on the market. Even though he had no credit, the buyer was able to put $40,000 down on the house.\\nSince the buyer knows people in construction, the home has been remodeled and looks great. He and his family are very happy there. Frans made a good profit while doing good for the seller and the buyer.

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