Hanh Dang Brown

Real estate investment is regarded as one of the most profitable investment opportunities in present time. However, many investors make mistakes while investing in real estate. For example, many investors approach this kind of investment with the mentality of becoming rich as fast as possible. Due to this wrong mindset, they often lose substantial amounts of money. This article describes some of the most common mistakes made by real estate investors. Paying little attention to capital... Read Full Story

Following the collapse of the world economy triggered by the sub-prime crisis; European countries emerged in the international market as potential targets for investments. The European and English currencies lost much of their relative value against the US currency making them more affordable to foreign investors. With this unique economic situation in mind, investors from around the world have found a new home: Europe. One European country that is an obvious spot for investment is Spain... Read Full Story

There are a number of people in today’s market that are looking to put their money to work in more ways than one. Sure you can invest in the stock market like every other person out there or just buy an annuity that will give you a steady stream of income. Or you can invest in the real estate market that is just filled with more properties than anyone has ever seen. Because of the persistent presence of bank foreclosures, the real estate market has many amazing deals. This type of investment... Read Full Story

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Buying opportunities, for those looking for bargain deals, are still good and should extend well into 2010 and 2011. Housing starts according to the Commerce Dept. have come in lower than expected for 2009. One would naturally think, as home builders attempt to reduce inventory, that home prices would stabilize. To a certain extent they have stabilized albeit temporary. First time home buyers who have been sitting on fences, automobiles and motorbikes are now out in force trying to take... Read Full Story

Investing in fixed secured real estate notes can yield fruitful returns often higher than mutual funds while providing security of investment only found with bonds and CD's. Conservative investors looking for stable long-term investments such as bonds, CD's or money-markets currently only receive APR rates between 2% and 4%. The inflationary period looming due to government spending, budget deficits and money printing will continue to drive these investments into the ground. A high price to... Read Full Story

  Realtors and investors who work together are able to liquidate property more efficiently and in a timely manner. In this edition, we will be discussing how utilizing the realtors' inventory and investors list of buyers can jump-start the real estate economy for the better. This is the only way to make America better one home at a time quickly and efficiently by lowering the foreclosure rate through short sales, saving the owners credit from foreclosure or even bankruptcy and liquidation of... Read Full Story

The first, and many times, the only option most people think of when buying or selling a luxury home is to list that luxury home with a real estate agent. However, there are other options available to the luxury home owner which they may not be aware of or have even heard of. In this edition, we cover the basics of options available to the home owner when liquidating a luxury home in today's market. Read Full Story

I recently came across this well thought out piece of writing from the late Dr. Adrian Rogers to whom I give my sincere thanks. You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work... Read Full Story

The Crisis of Credit Visualized continued..... Video - Courtesy crisisofcredit.com Read Full Story