Category: Case Studies

Charlotte Real Estate - Some of the Nations Ugliest People

Thinking of Moving to Charlotte? It Has Some Of the Nation’s Ugliest People!

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Thinking of Moving to Charlotte? It Has Some Of the Nation’s Ugliest People! According to an article by Peter Schlesinger below! This may be one of the downsides to living in Charlotte, one of the nation’s fastest growing cities! http://www.travelandleisure.com/americas-favorite-places/least-attractive-cities photo credit by GuywithCrazyIdeas on Youtube   Regardless of how the people look, it’s one … Continued
How to Find a Motivated Seller - Real Estate Investor

Motivated Sellers – How To Find One

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Motivated sellers? “We were trying to keep the renters happy, the rent coming in and the house repaired – while living 800 miles away. You bet I was motivated. We just sold our house last month, and even got a good price, but I’ll tell you a secret. We would have sold the place for… well … Continued

More Return for the Equity on Your Investment Property

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Few would deny that real estate is a solid investment. It provides an attractive combination of stability, reliable cash flow, preservation of principal and capital appreciation. However, many investment property owners nearing retirement find themselves in a quandary. They are equity rich, but cash poor, with increases in the value of their property far outpacing … Continued

The Case for the Real Estate Virtual Assistant

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Hands up who wants an assistant to help them with the bill paying, basic word processing, new website content, phone answering, appointment scheduling and calendar maintenance. You can even train this assistant to go beyond administrative support to client development and marketing support. Does it sound a little far-fetched? Well, it is a service we … Continued

Hard Money for Real Estate Investing

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Real estate investing is one of the most common uses of hard money funds. Real estate investing is a cash intensive financial activity. In order to take advantage of ongoing projects, investors often require more operating capital than conventional banks are prepared to provide on short notice. When conventional financing takes too long or is … Continued