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Real Estate
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How to Leverage Your Intellectual Property for Maximum Profits
by: Milana Leshinsky
I don't know about you, but I would like to "squeeze" as much potential (read "profits") out of every minute I work as possible. If I create something once, I better use it in at least three different ways, or I consider it a waste of time. A good friend of mine said to me a while ago: "If it only has one use, don't do it!" What does this mean? It might mean different things to differen... (read more)
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Real Estate Margin Calls
by: Al Thomas
Have you ever heard of a real estate margin call? You know about stock market margin calls. That’s when you have bought more stock than you have money and borrowed from your broker to buy extra shares. You bought $10,000 of stock, but only have $5,000 in your account. It is great as long as the shares continue to advance. If the stock declines by a certain percentage the broker will call you to s... (read more)
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Real Estate Rentals - Sell For More
by: Steve Gillman
Selling real estate rentals isn't like selling houses. You can paint a house, and get a little more because it looks nice. Rental properties, especially larger ones, are different, because they're bought by investors, who look at income more than new paint. Raise the income, and you increase value to investors. Time to learn about capitalization rates. If investors in your area expect a cap... (read more)
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Real Estate Investor Question: Rehab and Sell, or Rehab and Keep?
by: Bruce W. Ford
Here's another awesome question I received from my discussion board. The question; Why bother keeping property after it's rehabbed? Why not sell it after the rehab and GET PAID! Of course, the first questions that you must answer is how emergent is your need for quick cash? You can likely generate the most SHORT TERM cash by selling a freshly rehabbed house. But, you will give much of it awa... (read more)
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Creative Real Estate Investment
by: Steve Gillman
An example of creative real estate investment? When I was young, I had a job that paid $3.40 an hour, and I somehow saved enough to buy my first piece of real estate - 2 acres near where I lived. It cost $3,500. I spent a few hours removing brush, outlined a driveway with logs, and hand painted a sign. Two weeks after I bought it I sold the land for $4,750, with $250 down, $100 per month, at 11% i... (read more)
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Real Estate Deals - Common Misconceptions
by: Steve Gillman
Are high-profit real estate deals only for the wealthy? Is it possible to buy with no money down? Do you really have to know the "right" people? Let's answer by looking at some of the myths of real estate. 1. The good real estate deals are reserved for the wealthy. Of course money helps, but my first deal was a $3,500 lot - which I sold for a profit two weeks after I bought it. Smaller deals, u... (read more)
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Build a Plan of Action and Get Ready to Buy Miami Real Estate
by: Ray Parrish
We all know that buying real estate is one of the biggest personal investments you can make. When you are buying in a competitive market, like the Miami real estate market, being organized and in control will contribute significantly to ensuring that you get the best Miami home or condo deal possible. Planning will also help by reducing your stress. Let me help you anticipate the steps required to... (read more)
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Where Are The Really Good Real Estate Investment Deals?
by: Bruce W. Ford
In writing my last article about the neighborhoods where I find the most profitable rehab real estate investment deals, something occurred to me. In that article I described investing from what I've found is typical in doing this business. I wrote about where I TYPICALLY find the deals. Well, what IS typical in this business? No two deals are the same, that's for sure! Every rehab itsel... (read more)
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