Charlie M.
I BET THIS NEVER HAPPENED TO ANYONE ON HERE
1 March 2017 | 27 replies
At some point in the future there will be a foreclosure, their credit score will crash again, and they will have to start all over rebuilding it.A credit score rehabilitates faster after a short sale than after a foreclosure.
Stephen Bagnani
Is it Too Late To Start in Notes?
9 February 2017 | 29 replies
We have an oversupply of NP notes still around from the big crash, so now is an excellent time to educate yourself on this business.
Rolanda Eldridge
Finally Got My RE License in AL and Reciprocity in GA!!!!
6 February 2017 | 2 replies
Things really took off because the market crashed and there wasn't much competition or bidding wars!!!
Jeremy Chaser
Do you have to essentially steal a property to make #s work?
17 March 2017 | 37 replies
You have two choices, either pay the current price or wait for the next market crash.
Ryan Nitzsche
Purchasing a House that's "For Rent"
13 March 2017 | 7 replies
If I told you to save up as much Cash as you can and just wait for the next Crash to Buy when there is Blood in the Streets...would that make sense?
Account Closed
Biggest Lesson Learned (i.e. Biggest Mistake Made)...
13 March 2017 | 4 replies
I bought it in 2005 before the crash.
Blake C.
ADVICE: Sell or hold??!!
15 March 2017 | 13 replies
Not for me and my wife as we went from millionaires to bankrupt in a few short years with being highly leveraged during the last RE crash.6 years or so after the Bankruptcy we now own our home (about $650K) free and clear.
David Gonzalez
When should I expect to receive license?
13 March 2017 | 3 replies
I am getting ready to take my RE state exam, I will be taking a crash course before taking the exam as well.
Ryan Prokopetz
Besides the purchase. Where do you make your money?
15 March 2017 | 2 replies
Maybe you are financially conservative and frugal, so you are able to purchase all cash at fire sale prices when the market crashes.
Vern M.
For those who have day jobs...What keeps you going?
17 March 2017 | 12 replies
I am a mechanic or engineer- my background is in the construction fields, I owned my owe business for 12 years and lost it all in the last market crash and said I would never do what I did before- now I am at a hospital working in engineering- I do have a rehab but my stamina is a little less than what it was 14 years ago- I'm thankful for my day job but I know its not where I want to be so I feel the pain- the biggest thing you got to do is find the right deal- something your day job can afford ie.. rehab, foreclosure a deal that makes sense- bite the bullet and buy it- you will have to get dirty, do the work your self and don't fall in love with the property, find the best market move for it and get rid of it or keep it as a rental, do it againkeep crunching numbers and looking at properties one will be there for you there everywhereGood Luck!