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Real Estate Investing
If You Don’t Buy a House Now, You’re Stupid or Broke
By Marc Roth
Interest rates are at historic lows but cyclical trends suggest they will soon rise. Home buyers
may never see such a chance again, writes Marc Roth
Well, you may not be stupid or broke. Maybe you already have a house and you don’t want to move. Or maybe
you’re a Trappist monk and have forsworn all […]
Realty Viewpoint: NAR Battles Bad Press With Housing Facts For Consumers
by Blanche Evans
The NAR’s new website — housingmarketfacts.com — is designed to give homebuyers and sellers information that illustrates the value of real estate as a long-term investment. Why do you need to be told the obvious? The NAR spends over $40 million annually on public service messages, but the news media typically turns a […]
America’s Best Bargain Cities
Zack O’Malley Greenburg, 05.13.09, 04:20 PM EDT
Try these places if you want to get the most for your money.
In Depth: America’s Best Bargain Cities
Nearly a decade ago, after making a donation to a volunteer-run radio station in Austin, Texas, local librarian Red Wassenich was asked why he chose to support a broadcaster with a penchant […]
What is a Trustee Sale
Currently, anywhere from 400-800 properties go to Trustee Sale every working day—Monday through Friday. Of those, perhaps 200 or so receive specified bids, and of those perhaps 20-30 (sometimes many more) represent excellent values.
December 19th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
REO NEGOTAITING BASICS
REO NEGOTAITING BASICS
10 Tips for negotating bank owned properties
December 3rd, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
“Is Now The Right Time To Become A Landlord?”
By: lolajames
Before deciding to become a landlord, it is not only important to decide if it is right for you but you should also do your due diligence on the market. You want to make sure it would be beneficial to you in regards to the purchase price of the home, the type of mortgage you are going to take out and the amount of return you are going to be getting on your investment.
September 5th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
“Four Strategies For Creating Profitable Real Estate Investing”
By: lolajames
There are many benefits to Real Estate Investing. The joy of working for yourself, living out your dreams and most importantly, if done right, the financial abundance it provides. There are many ways to establish the latter. Here I have provided four ways to generate a beneficial amount of cash flow.
August 12th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
“How To Get Financing For Real Estate Investing”
By: lolajames
So you have an idea of what real estate investing is all about and you have decided you would like to give it a try. However, you are curious as to how you would be able to purchase your first property? Well here a few ways you can find financing for the purchase of your investment property.
August 12th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
“Getting Started In Real Estate Investing”
By: lolajames
Like many of the millions of Americans who have seen the many commercials, infomercials and books on “becoming rich with real estate”, you are probably wondering exactly where to start and how to make real estate investing work for you.
August 12th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
“Increasing Foreclosures Make Way For A Profitable Return In Mortgage Backed Security Investing”
By: lolajames
With the current rise of foreclosures, there is definitely an opportunity for potential earnings. It gives you the opportunity to purchase foreclosed homes and keep them as rental property. Or you can purchase them and flip them for a substantial profit. However, if you prefer an opportunity that is not so hands on, there is major earning potential in investing in funds that are Mortgage Backed Securities.
August 12th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
“Foreclosures: A Great Investment Opportunity For Many”
By: lolajames
The recent increase in foreclosures has been blamed on the boom the real estate market experienced in the past three to five years. Like all markets, the real estate market is always operating on an up and down scale. There are times when the market is doing extremely well and times when it slows down, like what we are experiencing right now. However, it’s all a cycle and continuously repeats itself. Knowing this gives us something to look forward to in this time of slow happenings.
August 11th, 2008 | tmarchiol | 0 comments | Continued
