Jeff Adams
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Waiting Too Long to Start REI Investing
The real reason that people don’t start investing earlier is fear. Fear takes many forms but the three most common forms are:Fear of FailureFear of SuccessFear of the UnknownWhen I first thought of investing, my father told me I was crazy. As a matter of fact, most of the people that I shared my dream with warned me about Real Estate investing. Of course none of them had done it themselves, and all of them were willing to share their horror stories of a “friend” who tried to invest in real estate.They filled my head with “what ifs”. What if…
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Syndicates
Anyone out and about in public these days has probably noticed a change in his/her respective community. More homes are sporting for rent or for sale signs, restaurants are practically empty, and even malls and shopping centers are much for vacant than in more recent years. The economy is definitely in a pinch and we are all feeling it.The real estate market is also experiencing many changes due to this economical recession. Investors are turning to more creative ways of financing than the traditional bank loan. One such method is syndication. A real estate syndicate is formed in order to…
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Subject-to Deals
The economy has been subject to change over the past couple of years. Banks and other private lenders are not as easily accessible as they once were. It is much more difficult to qualify for and/or receive a loan today than it has been in the past. Because of this, investors have turned to more creative ways of financing their investments.Subject to existing financing is one such method. This non-traditional type of financing offers a unique opportunity to the potential investor. Purchasing property that is referred to as “subject to” is a concept that has become recently more popular due…
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Real Estate Tips for Increasing the Sale Price of a Property
A lot of people think profiting through real estate investing flips is a really tough job requiring extraordinary information and capacities. It is a fact that real estate investors are nervous most of the times regarding the selling of the real estate properties.Which real estate investor wouldn’t want to sell a real estate investment property for the peak price in a short span of time? As a real estate expert I want to share nine ways real estate investors can employ to derive maximum profit from their real estate property without any hassles.9 Ways To Increase Maximum Selling Price of…
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Learning To Say No
Let’s face it, making a bad deal is far worse than not making a deal at all. It may be difficult to walk away from a deal, but very necessary if an investor is not getting the deal he/she desires. The ability to reject a deal if it is not up to your standards and requirements is a useful tool to have in order to avoid a potential pitfall. When negotiating a deal, it is essential to have a game plan in place. By doing so, you can negotiate from a position of strength. A mental attitude of being prepared…
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I’m Too Old To Invest
If you have ever entertained the notion of investing in real estate but have thought you were just too old to do so, the time to reconsider has come. Age brings with it many elements such as conventional wisdom and years of experience. The former, often being the culprit that leads to a lower risk tolerance for the mature investor.This lower tolerance coupled with the constant market fluctuation leads to the assumption that investing in real estate would be a bad idea. Older investors often mitigate such risk by limiting their exposure to the market. When in actuality, they can…
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Is Investing In Foreclosure Properties Right For You?
Investing in foreclosure properties may sound like a no-brainer. You buy a home at auction for pennies on the dollar, then quickly sell the property for a large profit. In reality, if you go into investing in foreclosures with that mindset, you are not likely to be a successful investor.Foreclosure Profit FormulaThere are ways, however, to invest successfully in foreclosure properties once you know what you are doing. If you can buy a foreclosed home in a good area below the market value, you can make money investing in foreclosed homes.Know what the home is worth in your market. Study…
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How to Buy Foreclosed Home Properties
Foreclosure houses can sit vacant for long periods of time, look distressed, and require extensive work to be inhabitable. When a property owner fails to make the payments, the property is subject to a foreclosure auction. If no one makes the minimum bid at a foreclosure auction, ownership of the property stays with the lender. Foreclosure property is purchased at the auction or from the lender after the auction.Foreclosed houses and property might sell for less than market value. Homeowners and Investors often seek foreclosure property in an effort to save money. To get a good deal, the purchaser carefully…
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Get Licensed & Increase Your Real Estate Profits
More and more people are choosing to make their career in real estate. There are many factors to consider in having a profitable investing career. I hope that you can read this very important article below and pay close attention to some tips discussed below that will increase your success in this ever-changing real estate investing market in 2013. This ever-changing real estate market is bringing more and more new investors to the game. BUT — only the strong ones will prevail. You need to be on your A-Game at all times. Getting your real estate license will enhance you…
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Forming A Real Estate LLC To Buy Investment Property
In order to protect personal assets and save thousands of dollars, many people are transferring the ownership of real estate and other assets to an LLC. A Limited Liability Company cannot be held responsible for personal debt and lawsuits. For this reason, creating an LLC is one of the most popular asset protection methods used today.A limited liability company, or LLC, is similar to a partnership but has the legal protections of personal & real estate investing assets that a corporation offers without the burdensome formalities, paperwork and fees. The exact rules for forming an LLC vary by state.The good…
