See the news today? Standing out in a sea of bad news, experts now estimate over one million American homes will be foreclosed this year. More than half a million have already been lost to foreclosure since 2010 began. In a "normal" year, the U.S. sees only a tenth as many foreclosures.
Don't believe everything you read in the news papers or hear on the evening news on TV! The information is already old news, when the news media is screaming recession smart investors are looking at opportunity...
The global financial crisis touched countries to varying degrees. You only have to listen to the news every day to hear, for example, the woes of Greece compared to China moving full-steam-ahead.
The global financial crisis touched countries to varying degrees. You only have to listen to the news every day to hear, for example, the woes of Greece compared to China moving full-steam-ahead.
Many investors don't have the experience or skills to effectively review and investment. This article describes some of the considerations and means to do this.
It's 2010 and the big hot topic on the news as the current economy. What is a real estate investor to do in a down market? What can a real estate investor do to increase their portfolio? Can I continue being a real estate investor in this economy/market? What are we going to do to fix the current economy?
If you've been following the news and latest investing trends, then you are aware of the most profitable opportunity ever in real estate. I am referring of course to bulk REO investing. Never mind foreclosures and "short sale" investing, all you will accomplish at best is picking up the property slightly below current market value.
In the toughest economy since the Great Depression, (I know, I am tired of hearing about it too) foreclosures are up. But guess what? So are investments! And you should know how secure yourself a wealthy retirement by capitalizing on this news!
Ken Lewis is the man. You might have read and heard things in the news during the past year saying he is not the man, but they were all wrong. He's got an unbelievable instinct for investing creatively. And he's got the guts to execute. If you live in Charlotte, you must heart Big Ken; it's required.
AP - BAD NEWS BONDS: Interest rates rose and Treasury prices fell after the second report in three days of a drop in home sales. The reading on one of the economy's weakest segments reassured investors that the Federal Reserve would keep interest rates low.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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