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Dec 26, 2012May 03, 2021 Danny Johnson

47 Reasons Sane People Sell A House Dirt Cheap

Are you apprehensive about marketing to motivated sellers? Do you wonder whether people actually exist that are willing to sell their houses for dirt cheap without being forced? Join the…

Dec 10, 2012Jun 18, 2024 Sharon Vornholt

What Is A Double Closing? A Real Estate Wholesaling How To

There always seems to be a lot of confusion about double closings. They are especially difficult to wrap your arms around when you are brand new. Here is the definition…

Nov 05, 2012Jun 20, 2024 Sharon Vornholt

How to Get Rid of Those Tough Odors in Your Properties

The Smell of Money If you’ve been investing in real estate for any amount of time, I’m sure you have come across properties that just smell terrible. Now I’m not…

Jul 13, 2012Feb 19, 2024 McKellar Newsom

8 Tips for Bidding on and Buying REOs

Many people visit Jamaica to see waterfalls, parrot fish and nude beaches. But the Jamaican scene that investors enjoy is the bustling marketplace where people are passionate about buying and…

Mar 25, 2011Jun 20, 2024 Jim Simcoe

Marmoleum Green Flooring: Benefits

In an effort to keep you up to speed on the latest green materials I’ll occasionally write about various green items so you can get a real world perspective on…

Feb 23, 2011Jun 18, 2024 J Scott

Newbie Wholesalers: READ THIS!

I get a lot of emails and phone calls from newbie wholesalers who are looking to do their first deal (and very few that are actually experienced). Most of the…

Feb 18, 2011Jun 18, 2024 Clint Coons

Important Considerations for Real Estate Contract Assignments

Last week’s post focused on Finder Fees as part of an overall wholesaling strategy. Another component to this strategy involves securing a property under contract then assigning the rights of…

Feb 10, 2011Jun 18, 2024 Clint Coons

Finder’s Fee in Real Estate Investing – Is it Legal?

This week I received an inquiry from a real estate investor so fresh from an investment seminar that I could feel the weight of the credit card debt he racked…

Jan 12, 2011Jun 20, 2024 J Scott

The Myth of “No Rehab” Rehabs

In the course of a typical week, I get to see and hear about a lot of properties for sale to rehabbers. Inevitably among them are properties advertised by sellers…

Jan 04, 2011Feb 20, 2024 Jeff Brown

Buying Notes at a Discount: Perfect for Real Estate Investors with Cash

Sunday was fun, as some of us at BiggerPockets enjoyed lunch together in Hollywood. It was cool talkin’ with investors — beginners up to battle scarred vets. One of them,…

Dec 02, 2010Jun 20, 2024 Joshua Dorkin

The Hard Money Loan Funding Process: A Guide for Rehabbers

You spot a house that you would like to rehab or flip and decide make an offer. You plan on financing through a hard money lender, but haven’t yet done…

Sep 30, 2010Feb 19, 2024 Clint Coons

Land Trust Traps for the Unwary Investor – Part 2

Last week I wrote about two of the primary misconceptions regarding the use of land trusts in real estate investing. I am amazed at the response my Blog generated. My…

Jul 01, 2010Mar 16, 2021 Shae Bynes

Flood Insurance May be a Concern for Rehabbers and Landlords

I don’t watch much news these days, but even if you watch no news at all, you’re probably well aware of the fact that there are several parts of the…