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January 26th, 2012

5 Keys To Building A Successful Creative Real Estate Investing Business

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Why are you interested in the creative real estate business? What is it you are trying to accomplish? These are two questions we all need to answer for ourselves. The bottom line is…

October 2nd, 2011

A Petition You Should Sign – Fix the E2 Visa Problem

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Allow E2 Treaty Investor Visa holders, who have brought investment and created jobs in the US, to apply for Green Cards

October 1st, 2010

Profits Without Ownership: Sandwich Lease Options

Posted in Exit Strategies, Experienced Investors, Get Involved, New Investors Tags: , , ,

You may be asking yourself, “What’s a sandwich lease option?” It’s an incredible financial instrument for creating profits without ownership. Let me  explain. It gets its name for the way everything is structured between the seller, you (the investor), and the tenant-buyer. You step in and negotiate a long-term option agreement with the seller, which [...]

August 27th, 2010

A Ground Floor Opportunity

Posted in Experienced Investors, Get Involved, New Investors

You can help build our next program…are you ready? You know I have a win/win philosophy for deals, and that’s what I have for you today! I want to work with up to five small groups to gather feedback on my current program “Buying Without Cash or Credit“, so I can evolve it into “The [...]

August 1st, 2010

Seller Financing and Your Rights – H.R.4173 Revisited

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On July 21, 2010, the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, H.R 4173 was signed into law by President Barrack Obama. The final version of H.R. 4173 includes some improvements over the initial version challenged by the Real Estate Investment community. Rather than limiting seller financing to a single transaction every 36 months, the version signed into law allows for up to three seller-financed transactions in a twelve-month period.

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