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Advice for New Real Estate Investors Just Starting Out

by Michael Zuber | December 12, 2011

Converting excitement about becoming a real estate investor into your first profitable deal is one of the greatest challenges for many new real estate investors. Notice I did not simply say “a deal” but instead a “profitable deal”? Anyone with a little money and a pen can do a bad deal. It has been my [...]

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Real Estate Investing

The Best Real Estate Investing Advice I Ever Got

by Marty Boardman | April 14, 2011

Traveling is sexy, especially if you don’t do it very often. That’s why I was so excited to attend my first real estate investing seminar. I would soon learn everything I needed to know about how to get rich investing in real estate AND fly across country to do it. Okay, Phoenix to Denver isn’t [...]

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Real Estate Investing

Advice for Aspiring Real Estate Investors

by Stephani Davis | December 3, 2009

It’s no secret that there’s plenty of money to be made in the real estate investing arena. There is, however, a rather large learning curve to get through before you start cashing those checks. Following are six tips to help your journey through the learning curve be a little less bumpy. Find the Experts in Your [...]

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Commercial Real Estate

Top Five Ways To Fail As A Commercial Real Estate Investor In The Coming Economic Storm

by Rob Powell | June 22, 2008

Hello from the metropolis of Cedar Crest, NM. I am getting ready to take twenty kids from my youth group up to Durango, CO for the Christ In Youth Conference (www.CIY.com). I think I am more excited than my high school kids are…..it is always a blast. I am so grateful for commercial real estate [...]

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Real Estate Tips

The Importance of Keeping a Routine

by Joshua Dorkin | August 11, 2006

Most people live their life in a box. Wake up, get ready for work, work for 8 hours or so, come home, spend time with family and so on. They are either content with their jobs or not, but they work a typical job, and can count on a typical schedule. While oftentimes boring, such [...]

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