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Real Estate by Jason Hanson | March 7, 2010My latest deal will show you how to make more money, even on leads you thought were dead. But first, it amazes me how many people hear the word ‘no’ and give up so quickly. It’s because society has brainwashed us since we were little and few people ever overcome this brainwashing. (But those who [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Investing by John Fedro | February 19, 2010So you have decided to add more long term, passive cash flowing properties to your portfolio for 2010. Your desire is to leave the rat race once and for all. Your plan is to buy and hold some properties with low or no debt and a high monthly cash flow. Time to Get Creative! You [...]
Read the full article → Mortgages & Lending by Peter Giardini | February 4, 2010 
Last week I wrote about my discussions with a local loan officer for a small bank in my area. This article really touched a nerve not only with the number of comments but also with at least one of my clients. I sent a link to the article out to my clients to ensure they [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Investing by John Fedro | January 16, 2010 
Here’s a fun deal I put together for a mobile home attached to land. I purchased the mobile home (a beautiful, free and clear, 1991 single wide with screened porch and carport sitting on ¼ acre) for only $695.00. I was contacted by a woman (let’s call her Clair) that wanted $35,000 for her mobile [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Deals by Jason Hanson | January 14, 2009There are four ways to make money from subject-to’s. But, before I tell you one of those ways, let me quickly tell you about my search for a new home. I met with the seller last week and negotiations went nowhere so I left. Basically, the guy was not motivated enough, so I’m going to [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Investing by Jason Hanson | August 27, 2008One of the 6,127 reasons that I’m single is because I can’t stand high maintenance women (this one’s voluntary, so two out of 6,127 ain’t bad…I’ll get to the second voluntary reason in a minute). Anyways, right now I’m working on a pretty house wholesale deal (wholesaling a house subject-to) and the seller is crazy [...]
Read the full article → Financing Real Estate by Jason Hanson | August 7, 2008When I become President and it’s the United States of Jason, I will impose the death penalty on anyone that stops at a yield sign…for heavens’ sake, if you were supposed to stop, there would be a stop sign and not a yield sign. Do you think they put that extra strip of roadway there [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Investing by Milton B. Yates | April 28, 2008Just as a review, buying property “subject to” means buying a property subject to the existing financing. The seller’s original financing stays in place until either refinanced or sold to a third party. The investor/buyer takes title to the property while leaving the loan in the seller’s name. If we were to take over payments [...]
Read the full article → Commentary by Milton B. Yates | April 15, 2008If I could just take a few moments and vent about my frustrations with real estate investors who do not follow formulas and do not stick with systems. Sheesh! If it isn’t one bad deal working it’s three bad deals working. Are times that bad that you have to reach for a good deal? NO! [...]
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by Milton B. Yates | April 15, 2008If I could just take a few moments and vent about my frustrations with real estate investors who do not follow formulas and do not stick with systems. Sheesh! If it isn’t one bad deal working it’s three bad deals working. Are times that bad that you have to reach for a good deal? NO! [...]