Where to Find Flips with tons of Profits in your market
Thursday, October 07
Locating flips with great profits is a much different animal than finding rentals. Rentals you can purchase in less desirable areas, find good tenants, good property management and profit. Flips need more than just demand from renters, there must be demand from home buyers. You can find good ...
How to find the top performing agents to list your property
Thursday, October 07
Sometimes it is hard to find an agent you trust or that can show the ability to perform. But there has to be a top agent that has a huge buyers list and can sell your home fast and for a great price. This information is actually easy and free. Call a local title company.Give them the zip code ...
How to sell your flip fast and for a high price
Thursday, October 07
I will admit, I thought this idea was ridiculous when I first heard it. Then I talked to those who have had success with it. And then I tried it myself. Guess what? It worked brilliantly. Fact is, it is a buyers market right now. Buyers want discounts, requests granted and they will flex thei...
5 things you must do when buying rehab deals to flip
Thursday, October 07
There is big money in rehab flips. There can also be big loses too. The following can help increase the probability of success and minimize mistakes and unfortunate surprises. 70% max LTV – Make sure you have plenty of room to make mistakes, go over budget on rehab, cover payments on long hold...
How to Find Great Cash Flow Deals
Thursday, October 07
The most important thing for beginner real estate investors is to find great deals. Not good ones, great ones. Beginners and experts make mistakes and a great deal can handle mistakes and unpleasant surprises and still come out on top. Here are some steps that will help investors find great c...
What do you consider a great cash flow deal?
Thursday, October 07
What is a good cash flow deal? I was always taught that a good cash flow deal is when rents are 1% of purchase. In this article, rehab is already included in the purchase. So if the property rents for $1000, then you would be willing to pay $100,000 for that property. Would you be happy with ...