Real Estate Photographer Pro Review (Eli Jones)

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Eli Jones is the author of the book “Real Estate Photographer Pro Review” and has been a professional photographer for over 20 years.

Real Estate Photographer Pro Review (Eli Jones)

Eli Jones gave up his goal of becoming a doctor in favor of being a multimillionaire photographer. Norman and Young is a twenty-employee photographic studio that covers the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Real estate photography is his specialty. It was a hardship for him, as it was for everyone else, when he first began. He took a lot of poor advice from the internet. Sure, he’d make a thousand dollars here and a thousand dollars there. But, in order to really break through, he needed to forge his own way. To read my review of the Real Estate Photographer Pro course, scroll down.

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Eli thinks there are three things you have to do to make seven figures as a photographer after reflecting on his experience. Step one is to create a budget and properly allocate your funds so that you can save regardless of the month. Because your revenue as a photographer fluctuates depending on the season, Eli recommends basing your budget on last year’s slowest month. If it was six grand, imagine you’ll have to live on six grand for the rest of the year.

The second step to become a wealthy photographer is to avoid taking on unnecessary debt. Some debt might be good to your company. Eli isn’t talking about putting money into people, tools, and equipment, or learning new skills. But, take, for example, purchasing a Cadillac Escalade. Paying interest on something that is only decreasing in value. That is what he means when he says “stupid debt.” Eli confesses that this was a mistake he made early on in his career.

It should go without saying that paying 28% interest on a maxed-out Mastercard is likewise a kind of dumb debt. Step three is to put your money to work for you now that you’re living within your means and generating a monthly surplus. If you start with a hundred dollars and donate around a hundred dollars a week (or $425 a month), you’ll have one-point-five million in forty years assuming an eight percent return.

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No, becoming wealthy slowly isn’t glamorous, but it is absolutely possible. Even for the ordinary photographer, it’s a challenge. Now, if you want that number to be larger or faster, just work backwards. With a monthly investment of $850, you’d arrive in half the time. It’s been twenty years. Isn’t that a bit more like it? Another approach Eli demonstrates is using a compound interest calculator to calculate your daily spending. Calculate how much that $5 cup of coffee has cost you over time.

Or, even better, the Toyota Camry you’re considering purchasing. Let’s say it’s $35,000. If you had invested the same money again with an average return of 8%, it would have grown to $850,000 in forty years. That’s just ridiculous. “All I’m doing is showing you that it’s probably a good idea to think about how you spend your money.” Reduce your outgoings. Take a break from the hedonic treadmill. “If you don’t burn through your money, it can be quite strong,” Eli says.

The second half of this is concentrating on boosting your earnings. Eli has a course on the subject. Real Estate Photographer Pro is the name of the program. A business-in-a-box that teaches you everything Eli has learnt from growing his own multi-seven-figure real estate photography business. Four hundred and ninety-seven dollars, or six monthly payments of ninety-seven dollars, is the price. A thirty-day money-back guarantee is included. If you want to spend an extra $200, you may add a half-hour startup call with Eli.

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