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How To Flip Foreclosures
Learning how to flip foreclosures is every bit an on-the-job learning experience, if not more, than the education you would receive in a typical foreclosure boot camp training class. People have this misconception that flipping foreclosures is easy money, and that you can make a million dollars ...
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Foreclosure Training - An Investment or Expense?
Are the costs of foreclosure training, such as: e books, seminars, one-on-one coaching, phone conferences etc... expenses or investments? Ask any seasoned foreclosure investor with hundreds or even thousands of deals under their belt and you will get the same answer. They are most definitely ...
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Finding the Real Value on Property
While dealing in the real estate industry, you should always have proper real estate education. There is increasing competition in this field and good sound real estate education will help you facilitate and understand the profitable new trends and niches. Do Your Due Diligence Below is some ...
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5 Reasons Real Estate Investors Should Beware!
Can you really make money in real estate? You bet you can, but you better beware of what you're getting yourself into. I have been investing in real estate for years now and I can't tell you how many properties I have bought from burnt out landlords or young couples that really started too soon. ...
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Investors - New Practice in Short Sales
Although many of today's most popular investment gurus are touting the benefits of buying properties through short sales, many of them are forgetting to tell their students that a growing number of lenders are insisting upon having a real estate agent involved. First, lenders are busy people and ...
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Pre-Foreclosure Calls From the Voters
Citizens are calling on the Governors of many states to be part of the mortgage solution by ensuring that all homeowners facing foreclosure can obtain desperately-needed assistance and stay in their homes. According to the New York State Banking Department's report the 2007 Spring Review, more than ...
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Understanding Subprime Lending And Its Implications To The Current Graduate Student
IN THE BEGINNING In a manner similar to the numerous economic crises before it, the subprime lending bust actually began decades before anyone knew it. The Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 pushed banks to extend more credit in communities where they operated. This drew many lenders to ...
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How and Why You Should Educate Yourself on Bank Foreclosures
Bank foreclosures are sold just about everyday in the United States. While many of those buying bank foreclosures plan on using the property in question as their full time home, there are others who are only interested in making a profit. If you would like to make a profit by working the real ...
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More About Selling Property
You will find that when it comes to negotiating an agreement for a rental or purchase you will need to put some time and effort into it. It is more the negotiating that is hard than it is to get the real estate and flip it. Everyone thinks that they deserve more than the buyer is willing to give ...
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Commercial or Residential? Real Trends for Real Investors
The real estate market consists of constantly fluctuating up-and-down cycles, so continual education is necessary for the savvy investor who wants to know where, or what, to buy next in order to maximize their investment. The average real estate investor has considerable difficulty keeping up with ...
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