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There are generally two ways to generate profits from your real estate investing. Your holdings either generate cash now, this and every month, or you expect them to generate cash at some point in the future. Future profits can come from appreciation, but unless it if forced appreciation, you are really just breaking even over [...]
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At one of our properties in NC we started an experiment at the start of April. All leases include language passing along fees and taxes imposed by local authorities. Things like required annual inspection fees, taxes and even the cost of the business license can be prorated to the tenants with our new lease language. [...]
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In an earlier post, I wrote about a testimonial Chris received from a Field Guide for Real Estate Investors member about his Private Money materials on the Field Guide. I mentioned REITactics is releasing his materials in a new eBook titled, The Smart Investor’s Guide to Raising and Using Private Money. This is the first [...]
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People disagree, that is a given. I’m sure you would agree with me, if everyone agreed on everything, life would be exceptionally boring.
I am a conservative. Yes, I know the liberals have all kinds of disparaging monikers for conservatives. Yes, conservatives have all kinds of disparaging monikers for liberals too. I also know that people [...]
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The title sounds ominous huh?
What do I mean by the accidental real estate investor? The accidental investor is one who mostly flies by the seat of their pants. They jump from one thing to another trying to make a deal work. They more often than not run their business in a very haphazard manner. They [...]
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Think about it. There you are. You want to invest in real estate but you are afraid and unsure and concerned about the risks.
But, what if you had a successful investor looking at the details of your deal and whispering the right questions to ask in your ear? What if they could point out additional [...]
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The latest trend in guru-land is membership sites. Yes, I know it looks like I am contradicting myself because I run a real estate investor membership site. However, as you read further, I think you will understand the difference between a site like the Field Guide and those sites whose only real purpose is to [...]
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The other day a tweet on twitter announced a new blog post on Active Rain by a Realtor. Part of the title had, “why buyers want to low ball”. So, naturally, it caught my attention. I read the article and was the second to post a comment. My comment simply talked about how investors often [...]
As a consultant, I am often asked, “What products and services do you provide?” It was true ten years ago when I was running another consulting group specializing in CRM/ERP and office automation solutions. Over the years, I have answered that question in various ways. Sometimes, giving a long list.
However, I never really sold any [...]
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