Creative Financing: 4 Ways to Pull More Profits Out of Terms Deals
Tuesday, November 05
There are several types of creative financing that real estate investors can use to structure their deals. At my company, we buy and sell five to 10 homes monthly around the country, typically creating three paydays per deal. The best part about buying this way? It’s possible to pull even more ...
Persistence & Patience
Tuesday, November 05
We’re going to explore persistence and patience. Now, some that know me—or better yet, know me from my earlier years—will say, “WOW, of all people, Chris is talking about patience?!” You see, I was great at being persistent...but not at being patient. With the benefit of hindsight, I’d like t...
Are You a Possibilitarian?
Friday, October 18
If you want to achieve great things, you first have to see the possibilities. Now, when I read that I had a few thoughts. On one hand, I agree with what he’s saying. But on the other hand, I felt like it needed more… So it got me thinking. Access to more When I read that quote from Norman Vince...
Never Give Up On a Deal!
Friday, October 18
Everyone thought this deal was doomed to fail (even us), but we didn’t give up. We’ve all come across deals that seem totally dead. And in some cases, we find ourselves in them. Your first instinct is usually to give up, but one of the most important lessons you can learn in real estate is to st...
How I Pulled $225,000 Profit From the $177,000 Purchase of a SF Home
Thursday, October 17
How is that possible? I hope was your first knee-jerk reaction when you read that title. Or perhaps it was: What’s the catch? Well, there is no catch, and it is possible. Plus, this is not a standalone deal—we’re doing them all the time. Buying Real Estate on Terms Without Using Your Cash or Cred...
How We Landed a Half-Million-Dollar, 10-Acre Estate with No Money Down
Thursday, October 17
How is it possible to buy a beautiful, debt-free home on 10 acres for full market value and not use a bank or any of your own cash? I know what the naysayers are thinking—that’s not possible. You’re correct—if that’s your expectation and you’re looking for excuses. If, on the other hand, you’re ...