The Power of Investing in What You Know
Perhaps the greatest error a real estate buyer can make is to purchase a property in a city or state where he has no contacts or no history of any kind. This situation, which is easily avoidable, too often becomes an unavoidable problem — a financial albatross — because of ignorance by one party and […]
Making Real Estate Investing Popular Again
Real estate investing can be as fraught with complexity as it is fruitful with rich opportunities and profitable dividends. The challenge is to demystify this process — to translate the nuances and contradictions of this vocation, for many, and this avocation, for many others still — into something that people can apply with consistency. For […]
Getting The Most Bang for Your Rehabbing Buck
It seems like with all the TV shows out there nowadays, everybody has heard the term “fix-and-flip.” But what does that really mean, and will that be a viable strategy for you as an investor? Very simply, fix-and-flip involves buying a property at a discounted cost, renovating (or fixing) it, then selling for a profit […]
Setting Your 2017 Goals
The new year is coming up! Have you sat down and planned your goals for 2017 yet? Lets make more money in real estate. http://beta.realestateki.com
What’s Your Number?
How much time do you spend on planning a vacation versus planning your financial future? This was a question asked to me years ago, and it hit home. Now, when I ask it of others, it hits them the same way it hit me. We spend months planning a vacation, but few people really know […]
To Flip or Not to Flip? If Not Now, When?
If you are considering investing in real estate, you’ve likely done a little digging on the internet to determine if now is a good time to buy. Looking at those online articles from time to time, I’ve noticed that the answer is always “Yes”—and always “No.” The people who say “Yes” tout the idea that […]
How to Earn Over $100,000 Flipping Just ONE Property
Those involved in real estate investing are gaining unheard of wealth, even when the rest of the economy is growing at a mediocre rate. Despite the real estate crash in 2008, homes are now surging past their pre-crash values as real estate does what it has always done, which is gain in value over time. […]
