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Web 2.0

Date: 04/27/2008 / Category: Marketing , Current Grade A-

After hearing Collin and Sam talk about Web 2.0 today, I'm ready to implement.

Who's using Collin and Sam's System?

Brandon FL Real Estate Investors

Date: 04/28/2008 / Category: Marketing , Current Grade A-

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If there are any members out there that live in the Tampa Bay area, I'd love to have you join us on Monday evenings in Brandon for our TBREIA subgroup meeting. We generally have 35-50 investors, most of which have experience in the vast world of what we call real estate investing.

I also started a Group on RealEstateInvestor.com for our Brandon Group. Anyone in the area is welcome.

I'm also available for questions about the area and about any other creative real estate topic, so let the questions fly.

Corey Donahue

HelpfulHouseBuyers.com

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New Fannie Mae Guidlines for Investors

Date: 05/20/2008 / Category: Business Strategies , Current Grade A

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This is an article from REIN USA - Real Estate Investor Network:

Below I share my opinion on it... Your comments are also appreciated.

"Freddie Mac Cuts Maximum Number of Financed Properties Freddie Mac recently announced guideline changes that will greatly affect residential real estate investors. Beginning August 1st, 2008 the following changes will go into effect: A borrower may not have more than four financed 1-4 unit properties, including the subject property.
For cash out refinances the borrower must own the property for at least six months prior to refinancing.

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How the housing market crashed and what the bail out means...

Date: 09/27/2008 / Category: Finance and Credit , Current Grade A-

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New “Bail Out” Bill, how we got in trouble, and how we need to get out! Posted In: Uncategorized

It all started with a noble cause… Increase home ownership in America.

The easiest way to increase home ownership is to make buying a home easier. FHA

and VA had been doing this for some time with great results. In fact, the VA

program is an excellent example of the concept that it is not how much you put

down, but your ability to pay that counts.

Mortgage companies joined in this noble cause making loans easier and easier to... continue reading >>

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