ACTUAL 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 to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Owner Financing’
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 guideDecember 26th, 2008
Video: How Real Estate Investors Control Properties in This Market
Posted in Investing Videos Tags: creative investing, creative real estate investing, Lease Options, no bank financing, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, subject to transactions
Tags: creative investing, creative real estate investing, Lease Options, no bank financing, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, subject to transactionsReal Estate Investors need to use creative investing strategies in order to effectively invest in today’s market. Make sure you know the facts about these investment tools. As always, I invite your comments and feedback.
December 8th, 2008
Reality Check for Real Estate Agents, Brokers and Investors
Posted in Thoughts Tags: creative real estate investing, house pricing, lease option, Lease or Rent to Own Homes, motivated sellers, Owner Financing, price aggressively, real estate agent, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, repair credit, special financing
Tags: creative real estate investing, house pricing, lease option, Lease or Rent to Own Homes, motivated sellers, Owner Financing, price aggressively, real estate agent, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, repair credit, special financingI read an article today by a real estate broker entitled Get a Grip on the Real Estate Market for 2009. The article is directed towards real estate salespeople and brokers, but there is something that real estate investors can learn from this market commentary. What I see is that successful agents [...]
November 27th, 2008
Three Ways to Manage Cash Flow on a Wrap-around Mortgage
Posted in Exit Strategies Tags: agreement for deed, cash flow, contract for deed, creative real estate investing, interest arbitrage, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, Wrap-around mortgage
Tags: agreement for deed, cash flow, contract for deed, creative real estate investing, interest arbitrage, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, Wrap-around mortgageWith the mortgage meltdown and liquidity crisis, sellers are having trouble selling and buyers are having trouble buying unless they are prepared to pay all cash.
Virtually all loans for buyers with a marginal credit score are gone. Even good credit buyers are being left wanting. This lack of mortgage money has created a growing demand [...]
November 20th, 2008
Create Predictable Profit on Every Deal
Posted in Working With Sellers Tags: buy at discount, creative real estate investing, estimate price, lease option, maximum allowable price, Owner Financing, predictable profit, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide
Tags: buy at discount, creative real estate investing, estimate price, lease option, maximum allowable price, Owner Financing, predictable profit, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guideReal Estate Investors can easily get a seller to take a 10 to 20% discount by using the cost-to-sell guidelines, showing the seller what they might net by selling their house traditionally. This is done by subtracting all selling expenses (realtor commission, closing costs, holding costs, maintenance and home inspection “gotcha’s,” etc.) from their asking [...]
