Following the unwritten market rules, for best price go direct, applies to bulk REO. Purchasing directly from the bank significantly cuts the costs and can lead to 40 to 90 % discounts. Who would pass up an opportunity like that? Anyone, who is not aware such an opportunity exists.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Contrary to what many people think, there are MANY ways to buy Real Estate without either having the cash necessary to buy or borrowing from the bank. In order to accomplish this type of purchase the buyer must think "Outside The Box".
Monday, February 1, 2010
Many of us have thought about getting into real estate investing - especially when the housing market was booming. However, being an investor involves more than just watching a few TV programs and getting loans from the bank. The truth is that there are more unsuccessful real estate investors than those who are successful. A good investor is going to have the characteristics and qualities it takes to make a project smooth and profitable.
Monday, January 25, 2010
How do you determine if an investment property is right for you? Whether you are buying a property straight from the owner or a foreclosure from the bank, there are certain factors that determine a property's value as well as some critical questions to ask before you buy an investment property.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Are you tired of getting a paltry 1% APY interest rate on your money from the bank? Even worse -- are you losing money in the stock market? Imagine making 10% to 30% APY and much more on your money. This is exactly what tax lien certificates and tax deeds can do for you. America's real estate market is in the dumps, but those same tax lien certificates and tax deeds are making a few people lots of money.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Are you tired of getting a paltry 1% APY interest rate on your money from the bank? Even worse -- are you losing money in the stock market? Imagine making 10% to 30% APY and much more on your money. This is exactly what tax lien certificates and tax deeds can do for you. America's real estate market is in the dumps, but those same tax lien certificates and tax deeds are making a few people lots of money.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) helps veterans buy homes by offering guarantees on loans to the lenders. When any veteran fails to repay his loan, the department buys back this defaulted property from the bank. Thus buying government foreclosures from the Department of Veteran Affairs is one key area … pre foreclosures Repossessed homes for sale are those which have been bought back by the lender in order to sell them and recover the amount outstanding on a defaulted debt. R
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) helps veterans buy homes by offering guarantees on loans to the lenders. When any veteran fails to repay his loan, the department buys back this defaulted property from the bank. Thus buying government foreclosures from the Department of Veteran Affairs is one key area … pre foreclosures Repossessed homes for sale are those which have been bought back by the lender in order to sell them and recover the amount outstanding on a defaulted debt. R
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
If you want to know how to build a real estate business right, you need to determine what successful investors are already doing. Luckily, many of the things that savvy investors do to grow their business is within your power now: 1) Focus on appreciation you can control. Appreciation means that the value of a property increases. New investors often buy a property and hope it will rise in value. Smart investors, however, focus on a form of appreciation they can control: they buy a run-down o
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Buying foreclosed or tax delinquent homes is really quite simple. If you're dealing with a bank foreclosed home, you can buy that property directly from the bank (usually via a real estate company). If you are interested in a government foreclosed tax delinquent property, in most cases you will bid at auction for the deed to the property, or a lien on the property.
Friday, August 6, 2010
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