Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Residential, US Real Estate

Reasons Why Buyers Back Out of Deals

By Brian Kline | December 5, 2013

Residential, US Real Estate

How to Get Financing Your New Home Purchase

By Guest Author | December 4, 2013

Like with so much else in personal finance, getting the best possible deal on a mortgage depends on preparation, comparison and timing. Not only is it important to get your financial house in order before applying, but you must also carefully determine how much house you can afford, cast a wide net when it comes […]

Investing, US Real Estate

Joint Ventures - Raising Real Estate Investing Money

By Brian Kline | November 5, 2013

Joint venture (JV) is a phrase used to describe a partnership when it's not practical to have formal partnership papers drawn up and filed with the state. Often, joint ventures are used for a single project or when the partnership will be short term. It's a great vehicle for raising real estate investment money. This […]

Investing, US Real Estate

Cross Collateralization - A Zero Down Financing Method

By Brian Kline | July 30, 2013

When negotiating a real estate purchase, the most important attribute is determining how much equity the seller has in the property, or rather, the amount the seller walks away with after closing the deal.

Investing, US Real Estate

To Flip Or Rent - Comparing Real Estate Investing Exit Strategies

By Donna S. Robinson | January 18, 2013

When evaluating a residential property - let's say it's a single family home, experienced investors may choose to consider a variety of "exit strategies" when deciding what to do with that property. For purposes of this article, let's say that an investor is considering the purchase of a 3 bedroom 2 bath residence and wants […]

Mortgage, Real Estate, US Real Estate

What Do Low Interest Rates Mean for the Market?

By Alicia Murphy | May 28, 2012

Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past 4 years chances are that you've heard a lot in the news about our country's floundering real estate market. First there was the bubble, then an all out crash in some markets, and now we're slowly but surely trying to measure a come-back with home inventories falling by almost 20% in April

Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

An Unexpected Benefit of Lower Housing Prices

By Anita Cooper | April 25, 2012

Low, and/or declining property values in many areas across the country have created a kind of investor’s nirvana, where previously untouchable property suddenly comes within reach. Investors, however, are not the only ones buying up properties these days.

7 Financial Moves First Time Homebuyers Don’t Want To Make

By Anita Cooper | March 8, 2012

Thinking about buying your first home? Before taking the plunge and putting yourself into debt for the next 30 years, consider going against the tide and buy a home priced well below what you can afford. This advice of course is for individuals who were not born with a silver spoon in their mouth and have been busting their keesters saving up to buy a home.

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