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Real Estate Investing by Mark Saunders | November 5, 2010 
In our primer to buying and leasing back a builder / developer model home we discussed the advantages of the concept to both the builder and the investor. Now we will focus on the terms of the deal and items often overlooked. Warning!! Do not proceed with this investment without doing your market research and [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Investing by Mark Saunders | October 29, 2010 
In Part 1, we discussed the concept of purchasing and leasing back a model home and the benefits to the builder / developer. In Part 2, we dig into why many investors love the concept. Next week, we will discuss do’s and dont’s and points to remember when negotiating an agreement. In essence, investors can [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Investing by Mark Saunders | October 23, 2010 
Purchasing and leasing back a model home with a builder / developer is not a new investment idea nor is the concept brain surgery, but the times have changed. Due to the troubling home building sector and market conditions today, we need to take more precaution when evaluating the feasibility of these investments. Too often, [...]
Read the full article → Commentary by Shae Bynes | October 15, 2010 
Today’s post is simply meant to be food for thought for those who (like me) enjoy real estate investing, but aren’t passionate enough about it to spend all your working hours focused on growing or maintaining a large real estate business because your zeal and purpose lie in other things. You respect real estate as [...]
Read the full article → Landlord Tenant by Kyle Koller | October 26, 2009Owners of income property understandably cringe when they hear the words “vacancy and credit losses.” After all, anything that negatively affects net income is cause for distaste. Yet, vacancy and credit losses remain a necessary and unavoidable cost of doing business. Being able to understand and differentiate between vacancy and credit losses is vital to [...]
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Investors: It’s OK to Get “Rich” A Little Bit Slower
by Shae Bynes | October 15, 2010Today’s post is simply meant to be food for thought for those who (like me) enjoy real estate investing, but aren’t passionate enough about it to spend all your working hours focused on growing or maintaining a large real estate business because your zeal and purpose lie in other things. You respect real estate as [...]