As an investor in the Florida market what happens in the local legislative arena is as important to me as what happens in our nation’s capitol. here was plenty of real estate related activity in the legislative session that just ended. Property taxes, insurance rate adjustments and more. How does it affect the investor community, the real estate agent community or property owners in general? Just read on…
Posts Tagged ‘Real Estate Investing’
May 11th, 2011
Florida Real Estate News from the 2011 Legislative Session…
Posted in Market News, Thoughts 
Tags: 2011, Experienced Investors, insurance broker, legislation, legislative, Legislative Session, property insurance, Property tax, Real Estate Investing, title company
Tags: 2011, Experienced Investors, insurance broker, legislation, legislative, Legislative Session, property insurance, Property tax, Real Estate Investing, title companyApril 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-ownwhat 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.
August 16th, 2010
For Real Estate Investing Practice Makes Perfect…Well, Not Exactly
These were top professionals, the best in world, yet they practiced before the match and again after the match. They didn’t show up unprepared when the money was on the line. They were as prepared as they could possibly be. Can you make the same claim when you are talking with a seller, a buyer, a realtor, banker or contractor? Are you always ready for the big game?
