"Subject To" Deals aka Get the Deed – To Finance Your Deals
Tuesday, December 03
One of the most important concepts that I stress and believe in is controlling property without ownership. When it comes to Subject to Existing Financing, I need to expand on the control versus ownership concept a little more. This is the ultimate in controlling real estate properties without in...
Cooperative Lease Options- Fastest Cash and Least Risk
Thursday, November 21
Thee cooperative lease option (also known as wholesale lease options) can deliver a payday in a few hours under the right conditions. But as full disclosure, it will probably take a day or two. It is cutting edge but I have also proven many times that it works. Because it is still cutting edge,...
Creative Investing For your Portfolio Using Sandwich Lease Options
Friday, November 15
Sandwich lease options always have a place in an investor’s toolbox. Today’s real estate market has all three parts that make this a very powerful strategy. The three important parts are: A seller needing a creative solution.A knowledgeable investor capable of putting the deal together.A tenant/b...
Is Selling on Lease Options a Good Real Estate Strategy?
Tuesday, October 29
In my three decades of real estate investing, I’ve never found a lower risk or more profitable strategy than selling real estate on lease options. Best yet, when you do this the right way, with a sandwich lease option, it’s a win-win-win for the property owner, you as the investor, and the end b...
Buying Real Estate with Lease Options- Is it a Risky Strategy
Wednesday, October 23
Many real estate investors think there are only two real estate strategies available to them. Either “buy and sell” or “buy and hold.” After all, that’s what the big financial institutions tell investors they should do. You can take out a 30-year mortgage to buy and hold real estate or you can f...
Overcoming the Fear of Real Estate
Thursday, October 10
Overcoming the Fear of Real Estate Investing Real estate investing success is happening all around you. You see it on TV. You hear about on coffee breaks at work. Your parents have been homeowners as long as you can remember. Maybe your cousin even made a decent chunk of change flipping an inheri...