If you are considering buying a property, whether residential or commercial, you have to always exert due diligence.
Creative Financing – Closing the Deal
Most agents are well aware that creative financing often closes a deal that otherwise won’t get done. Here we take a look at how sellers can improve their profit point and marketability by offering seller financing and still getting all of their money in a relatively short period of time. Of course, sellers are reluctant
Does the Federal Dodd-Frank Act Really Make Sense for Seller Financing?
If nothing else, the Dodd-Frank Act certainly complicated issues around seller financing. The overall intention was to protect consumers from getting into loans that they were not likely to be able to repay. That’s all fine and good. However, the convoluted law may be doing more harm to difficult to qualify people than it’s doing
Top 8 Ways to Invest in Real Estate Using Other People’s Money
One of the most talked about real estate investing concepts is investing without putting your money or credit on the line. It can be and is often done. It doesn’t mean that you don’t need money. What it means is you need access to other people’s money. Creative financing has long been a main stay
How to Strike It Rich In Real Estate
There are many ways to strike it rich in real estate but fixing and flipping remains one of the best. If you can combine this with seller financing, you’ll be the hottest real estate investor in your region of the country. The even better news is that you don’t have to have a pot full
Real Estate Investing Challenges & Opportunities In The 2014 Housing Market
As January 1, 2014 comes and goes, the public is left to focus on new healthcare mandates that will have a significant impact on the incomes of W2 wage earners. Officially inflation may be “low” but everyone in the private sector is well aware that food and fuel seem to be growing more expensive by
Fannie Mae Housing Survey Exposes Market Opportunities For Real Estate Investors
The September 2012 Fannie Mae Housing Survey shows that there is still a strong desire for home ownership, in spite of housing’s ups and downs over the past few years. The “American Dream” of homeownership is alive and well… Well, at least the dream part is.