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Under Analysis…the Latest from the Real Estate Investment Style of Investorino

by Milton B. Yates | April 15, 2008

If 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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Flipping Houses

You Found A Great Rehab Deal. Now, How Do You Fund It?

by Richard Warren | March 10, 2008

You’ve been hunting for that perfect rehab deal like a Neanderthal stalking a mighty Mastodon. You’re sure you’ve found it. The after repair value and renovation costs will allow for a hefty profit. You should even be able to set a price that will result in a quick sale when the rehab is complete. There [...]

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Real Estate Investing

How Real Estate Attorneys Can Save Investors Money. Beware of Legalized Theft!

by Jim Watkins | October 11, 2007

I closed on an investment house in February this year. I was scheduled to close at 4:30pm on a Friday. When it reached 8:00pm and I still had not signed, I told the escrow agent to call me when she “got it right.” The following Monday, I went in after the mess had been cleared [...]

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Mortgages & Lending

Hard Money: What Is It and How Do Hard Money Loans Work?

by Joshua Dorkin | December 8, 2006

Most real estate investors hear terms that they don’t understand in the beginning. One of these terms, hard money, is little understood, and frequently asked about. Here is a great explanation of hard money. What Does Everyone Mean by Hard Money? What is Hard Money Hard money lenders (HMLs) are typically private individuals or small [...]

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