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Cashflow VS Appreciation

Wednesday, August 03

The 4 Money Makers of Real Estate: I want to single out two in particular today, mainly because of the interesting relationship they have with each other. Cashflow and appreciation. This is not to say that tax benefits and amortization are any less important. Appreciation and Cashflow’s Tangled ...


You should buy an ugly home

Wednesday, June 01

Having trouble getting a seller to accept your offer? Are you trying to buy a home and finding that every time you fall in love with a house you are competing with multiple buyers and even though you are offering above asking price, guaranteeing cash over appraisal, taking property as is and waiv...


Paying off your home early with a HELOC

Sunday, May 01

I've a friend who has a friend who is claiming to be using a HELOC to pay off their home in around seven years. What's a HELOC A HELOC is an acronym for Home Equity Line Of Credit. The name says it all. It's a line of credit that is secured against the equity you have in your house. The major dif...