what if price were no object? How many deals could you do if cash, credit, or price didn’t matter? Imagine doing safe, profitable transactions that can put cash in your pocket fast—no waiting for mortgage approvals for your buyers, appraisals that fall short or seasoning issues because you haven’t been on title long enough.
Posts Tagged ‘buy-and-hold’
April 28th, 2011
Lease Options – Unlock Your Leverage and Increase Your Deal Flow…
Posted in New Investors 
Tags: buy-and-hold, cash flow property, central florida real estate investors, creative financing, creative transactions, Experienced Investors, Lease Options, option to buy, options, Real Estate Investing, rent-to-own
Tags: buy-and-hold, cash flow property, central florida real estate investors, creative financing, creative transactions, Experienced Investors, Lease Options, option to buy, options, Real Estate Investing, rent-to-ownMarch 30th, 2010
New EPA Lead Paint Laws Effect Remodeling Projects
Posted in Investing Team Tags: buy-and-hold, Experienced Investors, Lease Options, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate Investor
Tags: buy-and-hold, Experienced Investors, Lease Options, Real Estate Investing, Real Estate InvestorThe US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has new lead paint laws going into effect on April 22, 2010. The new lead paint laws require any renovation work performed on houses built before 1978 to be performed by a certified contractor. Obviously his new law is causing some serious moans and groans from both home owners and contractors. Contractors will be required to provide home owners the Renovate Right Brochure which contains useful information about the new law.
January 17th, 2009
Increase Cash Flow on Probate Real Estate Investments
Posted in Exit Strategies Tags: buy-and-hold, creative real estate investing, free and clear, Increase Cash Flow, long term capital gains tax, Owner Financing, Probate Real Estate Investments, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide
Tags: buy-and-hold, creative real estate investing, free and clear, Increase Cash Flow, long term capital gains tax, Owner Financing, Probate Real Estate Investments, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guideACTUAL CASE STUDY: One of my real estate investor mentoring students will make over $400,000 on a single probate real estate deal this year. She mailed out a few probate letters and found the owner of a free and clear house he inherited. He complained about having to maintain the property and he really wanted [...]
December 4th, 2008
Creative Real Estate Investing Strategies – Part 1
Posted in Exit Strategies Tags: buy and lease, buy-and-hold, cash flow, creative investment strategies, creative real estate investing, investment strategies, lease option, Lease or Rent to Own Homes, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, rent-to-own, wrap around financing, Wrap-around mortgage
Tags: buy and lease, buy-and-hold, cash flow, creative investment strategies, creative real estate investing, investment strategies, lease option, Lease or Rent to Own Homes, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, rent-to-own, wrap around financing, Wrap-around mortgageIn this post, we begin a multi-part series on Creative Real Estate Investment Strategies that leverage non-traditional methods of financing. The traditional way has been around for years; it doesn’t require much creativity but a disciplined program can create value over time. So let’s dive into some creative real estate investing strategies. Today, I will [...]
November 13th, 2008
When the Bank Won’t Be the Bank, the Real Estate Investor Can Be the Bank
Posted in Exit Strategies Tags: Be the bank, buy-and-hold, creative real estate investing, Lease Options, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, Real Estate Investor, rent-to-own, Transaction Engineer
Tags: Be the bank, buy-and-hold, creative real estate investing, Lease Options, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, Real Estate Investor, rent-to-own, Transaction EngineerI think the banks have something to learn from the independent real estate investor. Our flexibility is one of the keys to our success. Based on that statement, I’d like to say that I’m a full time real estate investor. I’m not a speculator, I don’t chase appreciation (though I’ll gladly take it when it [...]
