Real Estate Investing
by Jason Hanson
| March 5, 2009
I’m getting ready to head over to my latest deal and put a sign in the front yard and take better pictures. This is a lease option deal in Clifton, VA. And the best part as always? No money down. Also, because of the “terrible” economy I’m always able to negotiate more in my deals [...]
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Landlord Tenant
by Troy Schuricht
| October 16, 2008
The perfect storm is underway to help landlords cash flow on their rental purchases in certain market places. The dramatic decrease in home prices, underwriting guidelines that require larger down payment, low interest rates and the increased number of renters can lead to more cash flow for investors.
Market places across the country have seen [...]
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Home Ownership Below 50%: Is it Possible?
by Peter Giardini | November 18, 2009Is it even conceivable that home ownership in the US could drop from its current 67% – 68% range to 50% or even lower?
That is the gist of a conversation I had with a real estate agent last January. Based on his reading of the tea leaves, he couldn’t foresee a scenario where home ownership [...]