Posted in Investment Property, Real Estate Investing, Rehabbing Houses on 17. Feb, 2012
My brother and I have been busy selling a ton of foreclosure listings and rehab investment properties in Cincinnati recently. We generally sell about 3 handyman special houses a month, as great deals aren’t easy to find! The foreclosure listings and investment properties we find are never listed with a realtor. If your looking for [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing on 15. Feb, 2012
Is there anyone in your town that doesn’t know that you buy houses or that your are a real estate investor? If so, you aren’t performing as well at marketing or supplying real estate investing information about your real estate investing business concern as well you should be. I see real estate investors stating all [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing on 09. Feb, 2012
Many folks have self directed IRA’s or 401k’s that they’d like to use to invest in real estate, but don’t have the knowhow to do so. In this article you’ll learn about great ways to invest in real estate, without the hassle of management. Keep in mind that active real estate investing isn’t for everyone, [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing, Rehabbing Houses on 20. Jan, 2012
Whereas not all abandoned or distressed properties will require extensive rehabbing, many properties will benefit from a touch up. The question many homeowners have is: what real estate tip would be most beneficial in helping the bottom line? First, there are two main rooms of any investment property that must be winners for you to [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing on 18. Jan, 2012
A real estate investor becomes successful by solving other people’s problems. The more ability, knowledge, experience, resources and contacts you have, the more you can help people solve their problems. In addition, you will be ahead of your competition if you can have people approaching you first with their specific problem. This means that you [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing on 16. Jan, 2012
The process of calculating an offer for wholesale homes or properties to rehab is one of the most complicated parts of being a real estate investor. The ability to buy wholesale property low is one of the most critical parts to being a successful real estate investor. Having bought and sold over 250 houses I’ll [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing on 12. Jan, 2012
Many real estate investors who are starting out make the mistake of paying too much for property. In fact, overpaying for an investment property is the main reason why many newcomers don’t make a profit from their real estate investment. This is because many beginning real estate investors are grossly undercapitalized, and lack the resources [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing, Wholesaling Houses on 04. Jan, 2012
I’m always on the lookout for cool stuff in the houses we go through. My years of experience has taught me that you never know what you’re going to find. Although my main goal is to build a relationship with the seller, negotiate a rock bottom price, and get paid – I can’t help keeping [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing, Wholesaling Houses on 02. Jan, 2012
Wholesaling real estate properties is similar to house flipping. Flipping houses involves purchasing real estate well below market value, fixing it up and selling it for profit. With wholesaling, investors assume the mortgage note under contract and sell the property “as-is.” The new owner purchases the property for less than “after-repair” value and rehabs the [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing, Wholesaling Real Estate on 31. Dec, 2011
Working hard and finding great deals is the first part of being a successful wholesaler. However, it’s only half the equation. Without a super strong and accurate buyer’s list, you will have a hard time selling your deals quickly and efficiently. Imagine a world where your real estate deals get sold within a few days. [...]
