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James Johnson What to do with $100,000
6 October 2011 | 42 replies
Did you create your own company & then advertise?
Jason Mathews Having Diarrhea - What's that got to do with REI??
21 November 2010 | 30 replies
When they didn't sell he hired a company called Convergent Aquisitions to create a 50 page white paper that basically over glorified the Charlotte MSA and began advertising all over the Web.By mid 2006, Charlotte Multifamilies were selling at 10-12 times gross with no underlying reason for the sudden increase in value.
Mitch Kronowit Are you using QR codes in your biz?
11 March 2012 | 9 replies
The premise is that you can scan with smart phone and the right software these QR codes and it will direct you to a page, video, etc. related to what is trying to be advertised.
Andrew Clark Want to see what a $12.6 Million Dollar REO Looks like?
21 November 2010 | 3 replies
This is not an advertisement.
Andrew J Advice on potential real estate deal?
29 November 2010 | 2 replies
With condos you have much less control than with a SFR, so you want to know how any of these other factors may affect rent, resale, future costs, advertising, etc.
Trevor Brunckhorst 1st timer, looking for assistance.
13 December 2010 | 12 replies
Every buyer investor will look at this differently.If you advertise a 10 CAP rate you will at least get their attention to investigate further.It sounds like with the properties they own them free and clear to do owner finance.Sellers try to do owner finance and stick it to the buyer on loan terms and price.Buyers are looking for owner finance and reasonable terms.It sounds like by them evicting tenants and rehabbing and renting over a years time that they are overly invested emotionally in these properties.Usually on inherited properties they want to sell as fast as possible.It sounds like they want top dollar and yet want someone else to take over the headache.Also you stated repairs repairs and rehab.How long have the properties been stable at the quoted occupancy rates??
David Lunsford Google adwords
28 May 2018 | 8 replies
I got clicks and paid for them but it stopped there.It could've been my own advertising or the service I was offering but it seemed to be that distressed sellers do not click and pick out of thin air.
Mary R. Wikileaks shut down
20 December 2010 | 90 replies
I know many people who run websites that generate revenue from donations and/or advertising, but who don't personally profit from the revenue -- they roll it back into the site for the benefit of their readers.
Peter Haymond What's your best advice for those working a full time job to get into REI?
5 December 2010 | 5 replies
Hi , this may help, you can try reading on this link http://reiclub.com/real-estate-articles.phpThis link includes the following Guidelines on Real Estate Investing. 1031 Exchange Advertising, Marketing AppraisalsAsset Protection Bird Dog Building a Team Closing - A True, and Humorous, Real Estate Investing TaleClosing Escrow When You Are Out of TownFinding Hidden Costs on Your Closing StatementFollow Up - the Key to Successful ClosingHow Do I Prepare for Closing?
Cate S. Wider Motivations for Investing?
26 January 2011 | 14 replies
for me it was about freedom..i have worked some crappy jobs...about this time last year, i interviewed for, and was offered a 6 figure job in pharmaceutical sales...i was selling advertising at the time and hated it...i deciced at that point to try real estate full time and be free....there will always be a crappy job you can go back to and make plenty of money, but only a few opportunities like what we have right now...