Hi guys my name is Nick Ruiz, before I got where I am today (multi-millionaire real estate entrepreneur), I want to let you know about two major events that helped shaped my life.

The first, was that I become a real estate millionaire in my twenties while most of my friends were still in college.

The second, was that I went completely bankrupt (like, federal bankruptcy court, no joke) as a result of the crash in 2008.

Now, if I went bankrupt, what on earth would you be able to learn from me?

I’m a failure, right?

WRONG.

Immediately following my bankruptcy, with my back against the wall, I only had one option: Success.

Times were tough.

I vividly remember going to the grocery store and not being able to afford a bag of my favorite sour cream & onion chips after getting the basic necessities for my family.

Even if some of you feel broke now, I bet most of you can afford a $1.39 bag of f*cking POTATO CHIPS!

Yeah, I took a couple days to wallow in self-pity, think negative thought after negative thought, and cry it out (don’t judge me, we’re all human)… but then I went in full hustle mode.

A few weeks later I found a killer deal and flipped a house for a nice profit – I was back in the game!

From that point on, I developed a completely recession-proof real estate system that will keep my portfolio safe no matter what happens, and I have bankruptcy to thank for that.

The bankruptcy scenario was the absolute best thing that ever happened to me.

It made me ten times smarter and sharper.

It made me a more decisive person and better entrepreneur.

It allowed me to be able to respond to trials and adversity with a much clearer mind, and to proceed with intelligence instead of reacting out of fear and pure emotion.

When little headaches came up in the business, I simply rose to the occasion and handled the issue quickly and smoothly.

I’ve been stretched to my limits with adversity, which makes any lesser adversities seem almost easy.

The bankruptcy truly added multiple “notches” in my belt of inner wisdom and intelligence.

I have much more clarity and field of vision.

So how do you get out of your down-and-out state like I did?

How do you jump start your income and bring in REAL cash, even with no real estate experience?

Read on…