Real Estate Investing

Click Here to receive THE MOST INCREDIBLE GIFT EVER! When it comes to asset liquidity, you do have to make choices. Usually, however, liquidity is not a problem if you have substantial home equity. It's true that a few years down the road, you might need a chunk of cash for college tuition or some other big expense. But should you need additional money, there are two popular and relatively inexpensive ways to get it. You could take a home equity loan, which is like a second mortgage... Read Full Story

Q:Should I Use Bird Dogs? How do they help me Wholesale Real Estate? A: First things first. What is a bird dog? A bird dog is someone you pay a finders fee to for bringing you a real estate deal. They typically don't get paid as much as wholesalers because they 1) Don't put the property under contract and never control the deal  2) Don't do as much due dilligence as a wholesaler would do. Heck Yes!  You should use birddogs, property scouts, house hunters, or whatever you call them. A 100... Read Full Story

As the early days dawn on the new federal economic package, two groups are already pretty stimulated. Real Estate agents and mortgage brokers nationwide are talking about the effects of the $168 billion package that includes new, but temporary, rules for mortgages. The stimulus package raised the ceiling on the ‘conforming loans,’ those loans that are backed by the Federal Housing Administration and have a lower interest rate. It used to be that conforming loans could be no higher than... Read Full Story

As the early days dawn on the new federal economic package, two groups are already pretty stimulated. Real Estate agents and mortgage brokers nationwide are talking about the effects of the $168 billion package that includes new, but temporary, rules for mortgages. The stimulus package raised the ceiling on the ‘conforming loans,’ those loans that are backed by the Federal Housing Administration and have a lower interest rate. It used to be that conforming loans could be no higher... Read Full Story

As the early days dawn on the new federal economic package, two groups are already pretty stimulated. Real Estate agents and mortgage brokers nationwide are talking about the effects of the $168 billion package that includes new, but temporary, rules for mortgages. The stimulus package raised the ceiling on the ‘conforming loans,’ those loans that are backed by the Federal Housing Administration and have a lower interest rate. It used to be that conforming loans could be no higher... Read Full Story