JT FOXX presents Get Rich Or Die Broke 2 Day Event

J.T. Foxx is the founder and President of Get Rich or Die Broke: The New Generation of Wealth and Success and the President of the National Association of Real Estate Millionaires. Many know J.T. as a very popular weekend radio personality with the "J.T. Foxx Show". This show features such celebrity guests as Senator McCain, Secretary of State, William Cohen, Jesse Jackson, Trump, and George Ross (Donald Trump's right hand man), and celebrated authors like Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Bob Proctor, author of The Secret.

Although his popularity and success on the radio continues to rise, J.T.'s true passion is continuing to invest in real estate and helping others. In fact, J.T. still spends 80% of his time managing his investments and purchasing lucrative deals at well below their true market value. At 28 years old, J.T. is known as the "Real Estate Phenom". J.T. has accomplished a remarkable feat by buying and selling over 500 properties and closing over $40 million in real estate deals as a result. He succeeded with no money, no credit and no experience all within the last 4 years by the age of 27 - in a hot market.

Previously J.T. was flat broke and came to Chicago from Canada with the clothes on his back and his rusted out Ford pickup with 250,000 miles on it. J.T. knows what it is like to be hungry for success and because of this personal experience he is reaching out to those like him and others who dream of achieving their goals. J.T. is active in the real estate market daily, continuing to learn what will and will not work.

Unlike most of the "millionaire maker gurus" who no longer invest in deals, and spend the bulk of their time selling books and tapes. J.T. vows to change the industry by teaching people techniques that work in today's market and help both new and active real estate investors make more money now.

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