Private Capital Is Essential for Long-Term Success
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As you start doing more and more real estate deals, as an investor (unless you have unlimited resources--the consummate deep pockets), sooner or later you will reach the limits of what you can do on your own.
Some investors find this upsetting, but I like to look at this as a path to boundless opportunity. I say this, because it gets you into the habit of networking to find private capital, one of the best ways to work the business that exists.
Private capital is everywhere and arguably limitless
This is because private capital is not... continue reading >>
The Difference Between Hard Money & Private Money
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I'd like to compare hard money to private money, which are in ways similar, in ways different, but definitely confused with one another when investors discuss them.
Both hard money and private money are typically asset based loans, backed more by the strength of a real estate purchase than the financial credentials of the borrower. They are both from non-traditional lending sources. (Neither are banks or national lenders.)
So what makes them different?
Hard money lenders, despite their non-traditional status, are still organized money lenders and are usually in some way licensed to loan money.
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Multi-Family Dwellings Make Good Financial Sense
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If you are serious about making money through the inevitable "thick and thin" of real estate investing, then you need to think about multiple income streams and a wider distribution of the potential risk factors which go with every investment.
The secrets of successful real estate investing were not taught to me by a guru and did not come to me in a moment of enlightenment. Instead I gleamed each one through trial and error and hard-earned experience gained through actually making mistakes and learning from them.
That's right! In the path I took I had... continue reading >>
Why Invest in Apartment Buildings?
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Now is a great time to purchase real estate! Let's face it; we are now living in a buyers market. With more and more properties on the market, sellers are facing some stiff competition, and are being forced to lower their prices in order to contend with other hungry sellers. This leaves ambitious buyers with a great opportunity, however, while timing could not be more perfect to buy your first piece of real estate, it is vital to know what kind of property is going to best maximize your profits. After all, the goal of investing in real estate is... continue reading >>
Multi-Family Dwellings Make Good Financial Sense
Preview:
If you are serious about making money through the inevitable "thick and thin" of real estate investing, then you need to think about multiple income streams and a wider distribution of the potential risk factors which go with every investment.
The secrets of successful real estate investing were not taught to me by a guru and did not come to me in a moment of enlightenment. Instead I gleamed each one through trial and error and hard-earned experience gained through actually making mistakes and learning from them.
That's right! In the path I took I had... continue reading >>
One Tried and True Method To Get Motivated Sellers Calling You Today!
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Having rehabbed over 470 properties in the last seven years and collected over 600 apartment units I’m often asked, how can I become wealthier faster investing in real estate?While most investors concentrate on some aspect of single family houses, I was always interested in multi-units (apartments) first, and then single family homes as a means of getting more multi-units .
From the very beginning of my investing in real estate, I liked the idea that a group of people (the tenants in a building) would get together and pool their money to pay down the mortgage on... continue reading >>
The Only Three Reasons To Be In Real Estate
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There are only three reasons to be in Real Estate. If any one tells you any differently, then they don’t understand real estate investing.The three reasons to be in real estate are Cash Now, Cash Monthly and Cash Later. Let’s take a closer look at each one of them.
Cash Now. Let’s face it, we need money to live and pay the bills. With out this cash we would have to go back and work for “the man”. If you’re not a full time investor, this is a reason why a lot of people are afraid to... continue reading >>
Investor Creates $11,472 A Month Passive Income with No Money Down!
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What would it be like to have an extra $11,472 a month coming into your life each month. Imagine what you could do with that extra money!
You could buy a bigger house, travel, and/or give more to your church or a struggling loved one.
An investor I know is doing just that because he closed on a deal where he is now pocketing $11,472 in positive cash flow each and every month for the rest of his life (actually it will get higher and higher) or for as long as he holds on to the property.
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How To Create Massive Passive Income Without Hassling With A Single Tenant
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The true goal of every investor should be to create as much massive passive income as soon as possible.Passive income means just that, money that comes into your house month in/ month out without you having to do a thing to get it. How can you accumulate massive passive income quickly?
Well, if you went out and bought a couple dozen single family houses and kept them, you would create a decent income. Good but not great.
Its’ going to take you a little time to find all of these deals and then you would... continue reading >>
The 5 Money Making Advantages Of Multi-Unit Investing
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Having rehabbed over 470 properties in the last seven years and collected over 600 apartment units I’m often asked, how can I become wealthier faster investing in real estate?While most investors concentrate on some aspect of single family houses, I was always interested in multi-units (apartments) first, and then single family homes as a means of getting more multi-units .
From the very beginning of my investing in real estate, I liked the idea that a group of people (the tenants in a building) would get together and pool their money to pay down the mortgage on... continue reading >>
