Recent News on Buying Distressed Property

Have you ever thought about investing in distressed property?  You may find that its a great time at the moment to consider this form of investment.. with a bit of hard work you could find a real jem in the rough.. check out these articles on distressed property to get a feeling of what is involved..

Multifamily Investment Sales Surge in LA as Distressed Properties …

This was driven by the large number of distressed property sales (trustee sales, notices of default or REO’s) in this market. Fifty-four percent of all sold properties in the third qua…   Read more…

Naked Lady Real Estate: Distressed Property Investing Business …

Well - it sure has been couple of days! After the successful tele-coaching call I had with Rob Swanson on Monday - we’ve had almost 60 more people register to attend the Distressed PropertyRead more…


Real Estate Guide: Knowing When You Have the Deal

Another part of ensuring a good deal comes from the state that the property is in. The property maintenance performances should be done on the house. This means cleaning the floors and o…   Read more…

BBC’s Dragon sees value in distressed property and shares

… on BBC’s Dragons’ Den programme, told the Irish Auctioneers & Valuers Institute (IAVI) lunch in Dublin last week that he was investing in two things - property and shares - becau…   Read more…

Real Estate Blog - Buyers, Please Wait 8 Months for a Good News to …

One year ago, there is just almost no distressed property in this upper middle class neighborhood of Los Angeles County. Simply it is not the target area of "subprime" loan. I advised my client…   Read more…

Real Estate Guide: 4 Steps To Real Estate Investing Success!

The successful investor learns to find financially distressed home owners who have no choice but to sell for less than market value. They have lost their job or been suddenly transferred; they …   Read more…

Property Investing Strategies In A Stabilising Market

By Parmdeep Vadesha Despite the credit crunch that has hit the UK, property investors are still keen on investing in properties. With property being regarded as one of the best options for long-term…   Read more…

10 Tips for Investing in Distressed or Foreclosed Properties

by Ada Denis 1. Search on the world wide web for distressed or foreclosed properties as a starting point. Use a professional REALTOR to identify great foreclosure deals for you. You may be successful…   Read more…

Posted on November 30th, 2008 by Connor and filed under Education | No Comments »

Not Married And Buying A House Together?

There are unique issues that must be considered when you and your partner are not married and buying a house together. As with most things in life, there are both advantages and disadvantages associated with unmarried partners making a major investment like of the purchase of a home together.

Being able to afford a bigger and better house is one benefit of pooling your resources with your partner. There is certainly a financial advantage to pooling your resources with your partner when buying a home. Two incomes definitely makes it easier to qualify for larger mortgage than one.

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Posted on April 7th, 2008 by Connor and filed under Education | No Comments »

Performing Due-Diligence The Right Way With RE

Real estate due diligence is something which all prospective homebuyers should exhibit. The right way to real estate success starts with due diligence prior to, during and even after real estate transactions have been completed. The following will highlight why it is necessary to perform due diligence with regard to real estate and ways to go about doing so.

Perhaps one of the most important ways to show due diligence with regard to real estate purchases is to do your independent research ahead of time regarding the desired location of the real estate. It is very important to learn the facts regarding real estate in your locale and in surrounding areas. This can be done by searching online for facts about the area, real estate trends in the area and what type of residential and commercial developments will be created in the near future.

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Posted on March 18th, 2008 by Connor and filed under Education | No Comments »

The Simple Way For Real Estate Progressive Cash-Flow

Getting money in real estate is not as hard as it seems. Many people are always talking about how they made so much money in the real estate market and have become millionaires overnight. But, this only happens to a select few.

Most of the time, flipping homes and buying homes to fix up costs a lot of money and there is not a large profit margin. Many people over exaggerate their income from flipping a home. But flipping a home is not always the best way to make money in real estate. Investing in real estate long term so that it provides money later is the best way to make money.

One way that people are seeing to make money is through their IRA. A good real estate business habit is to realize that making money in real estate is going to cost money. Sometimes, it will cost more than it will bring in. But with IRA’s, there seem to be some advantages to it.

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Posted on February 12th, 2008 by Connor and filed under Education | 1 Comment »

How To Know My Value In Real Estate Assets

Having a professional real estate consultation is the best way to find out what your real estate asset value is. Figuring out your real estate asset value is not just a simple matter of know how much your home is worth. The truth is that it is impossible to know exactly how much your real estate asset value is without following very specific guidelines.

If there is money owed on a home, then it is may not be possible to get the real truth about your real estate asset value from your bank. If your bank appraises your house, they will follow the rules about how to appraise a home. However, a high appraisal is in the best interest of the bank, to ensure being able to fully fund a mortgage.

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Posted on January 29th, 2008 by Connor and filed under Education | No Comments »

Getting Into Crucial Real Estate Education- Why?

The key ingredient to making money in real estate is to get a real estate education. There are many ins and outs to the real estate market, and getting educated in real estate can make the difference between success and failure. You can’t just jump in to real estate with no knowledge of the subject and hope to be successful.

Many people want to make money by investing in real estate. Some of them have a genuine interest in real estate, and others think real estate is a fantastic get-rich quick scheme. Some people look at real estate and wonder what is so hard about buying and selling houses or renting houses.

There is a lot more involved in real estate success than meets the eye. Among other things, success in real estate involves being savvy about real estate law and contract law. If you are going to buy, sell, or rent real estate knowledge of the applicable laws is of the utmost importance. Those who attempt to go into real estate without such knowledge are likely to quickly realize why getting a real estate education is so important.

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Posted on December 25th, 2007 by Connor and filed under Blogroll, Education | No Comments »

Should You Invest When The Market Is Low Or When The Market Is Up?

You have been thinking about getting starting in real estate investing, but you just don’t know when to invest in real estate. Most people know that investing in real estate is a great way to earn a significant return on investment. However, they are still somewhat hesitant to actually get in to the real estate market.

It is one thing to intuitively know that investing in real estate is a smart thing to do. It is another thing entirely to know when to invest in real estate. If you are seeking to make money in the real estate market by buying houses and selling them at a profit, the idea scenario would be to buy when the market is low and sell when the market is high.

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Posted on November 6th, 2007 by Connor and filed under Education | No Comments »

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