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Buy Investment Property Without Seeing It

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Buy Investment Property Without Seeing It Why would you buy investment property without seeing it? Because it’s a numbers game. Whether or not you see the property before you make an offer isn’t nearly as important as making sure the numbers make sense. A man in California used to just send out offers on a … Continued

Benefits of Flipping Real Estate

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Benefits of Flipping Real Estate The obvious benefit and sought after benefit of flipping real estate is the profit. This is one incredibly tangible benefit, particularly when the profits are large and quick to come your way. Of course there are risks. Most ventures that offer high profit also come with a high degree of … Continued

Breaking into Home Ownership – Finding a Fixer Upper

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Breaking into Home Ownership – Finding a Fixer Upper With the housing market becoming more expensive, buyers must look for the best way to find an affordable home. A fixer upper is a great way to affordably buy your first home in the Washington DC housing market. Buying one away from the city is even more … Continued

Benefits of Flipping Houses

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Benefits of Flipping Houses The obvious benefit and sought after benefit of flipping real estate is the profit. This is one incredibly tangible benefit, particularly when the profits are large and quick to come your way that can be gained when you embark on a house flipping adventure if you are looking for a little more … Continued

Before You Buy Your Apartment Complex

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Before You Buy Your Apartment Complex Purchasing an apartment complex as an investment is a fantastic way to watch an asset single handedly generate thousands, even hundreds of thousands of dollars in a very short amount of time! A popularcomplex at high cap rates. The cap rate, or capitalization rate, is found by dividing the … Continued

Bank Foreclosures – REO

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Bank Foreclosures – REO Bank foreclosure real estate, also referred to as REOs (Real Estate Owned), is foreclosed real estate that is owned by the bank due to an unsuccessful foreclosure auction. There are several reasons the home may have not sold at the auction. The most common reason is negative equity- the bank foreclosure … Continued