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You are a real estate investor. Your goal is to buy a few houses in your neighborhood at the best price possible. So you target foreclosures, right? First you will need to find a local foreclosure listing service (such as Foreclosures.com). Most large cities have them, and...
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So, you just want to buy foreclosures? You want it to be "simple and easy" and at the same time--a great buy. So you ask, "What's the best way to buy foreclosures?" I wish I could answer with, "It's easy, just do this . . . " But I'm sorry, I'm just not going to lie to you....
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The “mobile home/land deal” is a hybrid investment property. Using any one of the techniques found in creative real estate investing, we buy land with a mobile home on it, or we buy a mobile home and place it on land we have purchased. The mobile home itself is initially...
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Mistake #1
They take TOO Long. Good deals don’t wait around for indecisive people. Many people “think a deal to death.” One way to lower your anxiety level with a deal is to move forward provisionally (i.e. with a clause of some sort.)
Mistake #2
They trust the sel
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I had a great conversation with a mentorship student yesterday who shared with me how he and his wife are selling their third house (their first two houses they still own) and will net $45,000. It inspired me because I had talked with them over a year ago when they had a...
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Many self-acclaimed real estate gurus state that everyone should quit their jobs and immediately jump into full-time real estate investing. They often claim incredible results from students with little experience. Life-changing decisions are not usually that simple and...
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