Posted on March 26, 2009 by realestateinvestordotcom
The prospect of dealing with contracts in our real estate investment businesses can seem very daunting. This is the stuff of courts and attorneys, law keepers and accountants. We can’t very well be counted on to handle and enforce our own contracts can we?
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Posted on March 13, 2009 by realestateinvestordotcom
Investors can make money in wholesales, shortsales, rehabbing and even house flipping. Of course, this seems a little confusing to the new investor or even an investor looking to try a new investing strategy. In the most basic of real estate terms flipping is the purchase of property to hold for a very short period of time and then sell at a profit.
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Posted on February 3, 2009 by realestateinvestordotcom
When first approaching the real estate industry it’s hard to believe that an investor would need to pay so much attention to real estate trends and the current news. In fact, the real estate market which seems so stable fluctuates dramatically in response to real world economic factors and even the current technology and laws.
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Posted on December 26, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
Wholesaling does not require a lot of money to get started; sometimes it requires very little cash indeed for investors who are selling those properties almost immediately to buyers. Plus, when you take advantage of real estate wholesaling you can learn as you go. No need for certificates or special degrees. Heck, even a real estate agent needs a license to sell houses, but you won’t! There are even more great benefits and plusses to being a real estate investor.
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Posted on December 20, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
There are a lot of things to be responsible for when starting a wholesaling business. You’ll be in charge of finding the leads, finding the buyers, bringing them together, finding a good title company and even drawing up appropriate contracts. Once you get the know-how of house flipping basics, these responsibilities become quick and easy. Yet, when you are starting off, it’s a lot to take in.
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Posted on December 12, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
Any investor who wants to make money flipping houses will find that they don’t actually get their profits until after the house is sold. After you find a buyer for a home it can take about 30-45 days for the mortgage company to get to the actual closing. You’ll have to wait until the title has cleared with the title company. That means an investor can spend months investing time and money into the house and not get paid until that property is sold.
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Posted on December 9, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
However, there are also benefits for the seller in real estate wholesaling. The seller, being the homeowner who agrees to let you find a buyer for their property. In the case of house flipping, you may also purchase the property from the homeowner, but they still receive the same benefits.
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Posted on December 5, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
Marketing is an important element for success in any real estate investment. In wholesaling property it’s essential for bringing in leads and selling property. It’s very difficult to find enough homeowners looking to sell property without marketing. You can’t exactly go door-to-door asking people if they are selling. Plus, looking up properties in the county [...]
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Posted on November 29, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
Anyone who wants to make money flipping houses can start in birddogging real estate. When starting a wholesaling business like this though, you’ll need to find yourself a mentor or a real estate investor who is willing to take new investors under their wing in exchange for time and effort. These aren’t investors who charge a fee for mentoring. These are real estate investors who get you involved in the nitty gritty work of searching out wholesaling leads.
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Posted on November 23, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
Hopefully, you walk away from the deal with a large chunk of profits after paying for the purchase of the home, the contractors, carrying costs and the realtor. The process of retailing houses can take anywhere between a few months up to a year. It’s a very time consuming investment and ties up a lot of money too. Retailing house flips is a practice best left to those with some experience in real estate investment and enough money to invest.
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