A telephone, record form, and a quick survey are your best tools tojohnmichael: to maximize returns on time and effort.

Mede, since you are trying to maximize your cash flow maybe you should keep your eye out for a good deal (or a creative deal) on a multi-family building that you can live in and have the renter(s) in the other unit(s) pay your PITI for you.

To maximize their PROFITS.

Homeowners choose brokers who will maximize the exposure of their properties

I haven't done any major renovations, but it's in great shape and probably only needs paint and new carpets upon moving out.I really want to maximize my investment, but I'm not sure what to do.

I'm looking for a book that covers topics on how to locate the best properties to flip, how to maximize your profit from specific renos, how to market your properties yourself, and basically a top to bottom strategic guide on flipping properties.

If you really want to maximize your rental properties.. try rent-to-own on some of them.

What do you do to maximize your dollars ?

your objectives or goals to maximize subprime financing should be to maybe hold the property for 1 - 2 years, (You may have to eat a 1 o 2 year prepay but it will lower the rate from a loan with a zero prepay,)while you build your credit back to an a-rating, then refi your cash out for more investment projects. theirs tons of new products, on the market that fit your particular scenario, such as the option arms, option arms give you the luxury of choosing/paying your mortgage 4 different ways each month.. 30yr P&I, 15yr P&I, Interest only, or whats called Neg am(Negative-ammoritization)the neg am, could allow you to get into a million dollar home for like $3k a month, they have 1% start rates.. these loans are really good for short term properties, like a year or 2.. especially if the property is in a desirable market..

It started off with a very motivational background which certainly pulls your interest in.The find it chapter was extremely helpful it came up with good techniques and it told you how to put together your "team".The Fix it part also had great insider tips, different styles, ways to maximize profit.The flip it part was a little vague, there was good detail in closing a contract but it seemed to be lacking a few things and just touched over other more important parts.I'd definately recommend the book it does a great overall background in flipping from start to finish.