This book will teach you how to: • Achieve wealth and cash flow through real estate • Find property with real potential • Show you how to unlock the myths that are holding you back • Negotiating the deal based on the numbers • Evaluate property and purchase price • Increase your income through proven property management tools
I hope this little handbook will be helpful to everyone: (1) the tenant (2) buyers, (3) sellers, and (4) investors. It was written specifically for those who want to learn more about the real estate industry without the knowledge of how or where to start. Some are even in but are afraid of taking further steps. They are so afraid; they stay on safe grounds by doing nothing. My book addresses buyers and sellers alike. If you are buying for the first time or if you are a second-time buyer, I cant stress enough to remind you that each transaction is different and may have different levels of involvement.
So you've made your real estate investment, now the question is: How are you going to make it successful? Maximize its potential? MMake it grow? One word: management. Hundreds of thousands know bestselling author Ken McElroy as a real estate investment tycoon. in his new book, he reveals the key to his success, exceptional property management, and teaches you its most important principles, showing you how to fundamentally succed where others fail. THE ABC'S OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT tells readers: How to decide when to manage your property and when to hire someone to do it How to implement the right systems and structures for your investment How to manage and maximize cash flow What to expect: a month in the life of an owner-manager How to find the right property manager (and avoid the wrong ones) How to assemble a superior management team.
I was propelled to write this book I know I had the information that so many people are looking for. This book contains lots of information in the real estate industry, it does not matter which side of the industry you are on, there is something there. This book was written with great concern for those who want to get into real estate and do not know how or where to start. As a realtor with years of experience. I have compiled a wealth of knowledge to help buyers and sellers alike. As a vocational instructor for carpentry and cabinetry, I teach young people how to be their own entrepreneur, how get and keep job. In this book you are motivated to be what you wanted to be! As a mortgage broker, a carpenter, cabinet maker, a vocational instructor, a realtor, an inventor, a real estate instructor, I have much to share with those who are in search of knowledge. I have explained the use of credit cards and the best ways of utilizing them to not slave for your card each month. How to get a credit card and maintain a high credit score. have taken in account sellers who want to sell and in need of help. The buyers that want to buy but do not have enough cash. Investors that are looking for deals. The mind is a powerful thing and should not be wasted. My philosophy is, "instead of feeding a person for a day, teach a person to fish and feed him for life.
An expert guide to the ins and outs of real estate financing Secrets of Buying and Selling Real Estate . . .Without Using Your Own Money! is the definitive insider's guide to traditional and creative (yet legal and ethical!) real estate financing. In understandable, step-by-step language, it walks you through explanations and examples of conventional real estate financing so you understand clearly how most financing works. It examines all the available creative or unusual financing strategies that seasoned investors and homebuyers use every day to buy and finance properties. Drawing on his long experience as a successful real estate investor, Robert Shemin spotlights the advantages and disadvantages of various types of mortgages, terms, and financing strategies so you know all your best options. He also includes informative material on how credit scoring works and understanding credit ratings and credit problems that could scuttle your loan. Offering proven techniques, expert tips, and creative alternatives along the way, Shemin details every important aspect of the financing process, with in-depth discussion of topics such as: * Owners' terms * Contracts for deed, land contracts, and lease options * How to use partners or cosigners * How to get approval after a mortgage company turns you down * How to buy property even if the bank says "no" * Creative ways to obtain down payments, getting the seller to contribute using nonprofit programs
This little Handbook is your road map to your first Real Estate transaction, whether you are a buyer or a seller. Thaddeus Faulknor is a native of Jamaica's West Indies. He does Carpentry and cabinet maker by trade and later further his studies as a vocational instructor. He traveled to many different Islands and countries, including Bermuda, where he worked on the South Hampton Princess Hotel as a finish carpenter. He later taught vocational education in Jamaica; his hopes were to one day write a book to share his experience. Mr. Faulknor migrated to the United States in 1979 and took up residency in Yonkers, New York. There he continued in the woodworking trade while pursuing his education in business administration and later became a Real Estate Broker. He has never ceased to strive to become better. In spite of his hard work and family dedication, he has obtained two United States Patents. His testimony is "you can make it if you try" "thank God for his marvelous grace towards me" It is not of works that I should boast, but of his loving grace and mercies.
One of America's leading consumer advocates and popular talk show hosts offers his tips and tricks to successfully buying and selling real estate -- in any market Real estate -- whether in a boom or a bust economy -- is still a good investment, but only if you make smart and patient choices. There is a lot of confusing information out there, and many people find it increasingly difficult to navigate the ever-changing world of real estate without losing their shirts, or their minds. In Clark Smart Real Estate, talk show host and bestselling author Clark Howard presents the best of his experience as a consumer advocate. In his simple and clear style, he shows readers how they can build wealth slowly over time through real estate, and how they can capitalize on -- and protect themselves from -- the real estate market's many fluctuations over the long term. Following his own "save more, spend less, and avoid ripoffs," philosophy, Howard encourages people to get "Clark Smart" and lays out practical and information-packed answers to common questions anyone interested in real estate might have about buying, selling, or financing. When should you buy your first home? Is it better to purchase a preexisting house or one newly built? What are some hidden closing costs, and how can you avoid them? Should you sell your home yourself? How does one shop for a mortgage? What are the costs of refinancing? Sound advice in a handy format -- this is what Clark Howard's readers have been waiting for, and it's just in time to help the multitudes flummoxed by today's conflicting real estate market.
The real estate industry is growing at a phenomenal rate and is the second largest employer in India after agriculture. Having attained maturity, the real estate industry is now attracting huge investments, especially in the form of FDI. Surprisingly, every man's common dream of owning a house directly connects to the real estate industry. This book has been written to provide the basic information which everyone should possess in order to invest in real estate. It discusses the foundation, dynamics and marketing aspects of the real estate industry and takes the purview of the entire industry. There is also an equal focus on the customer's point of view and an expert analysis of the customer industry bond. Perhaps, this and many other aspects are inculcated in the book to clarify the importance of the industry in the by lanes of the Indian economy.
A practical guide to the new rules of the real estate game This book presents a an overview of the economic, cultural, and historic perspective on the changing state of personal real estate ownership in the United States. It identifies the pertinent questions people should ask when considering buying or selling a home. The real estate industry has changed dramatically over recent years as home values fall and people move out of the suburbs back into cities. Written by the CEO of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate and Zillow's top blogger, Next Generation Real Estate explains the practical, real-world state of today's real estate industry.
Table of Contents Introduction Investing in a Fixer Property And Disputes Mortgages and Foreclosures Locality DIY or a Contractor Do It? When Should You Buy a Fixer Taking Professional Advice Selling It or Renting It out Buying Foreclosed property My Property Is Going to Appreciate… The ABC's of Property Expansion Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction It was somewhere around the early 90s, when I was on annual vacation and I found out that my aunt and my cousin were not coming back from the USA for their yearly visit home. It seems aunt had bought a new property, and my favorite cousin M. and aunt and all their network of friends were busy remodeling it, re-furnishing it, refurbishing it, to make something really market worthy. She would be arriving next year, after she had made a really handsome profit out of this fixer-upper property, and she did just that. This was in the 90s. It is only in 2020, that I found out that more and more people have woken up to the fact that they just have to invest in a property, buy it, modify it, fix it up, remodel it, and then sell it at a handsome profit. This book is going to tell you all about whether it is sensible to buy a fixer-upper property, under which circumstances you should buy it, under which circumstances you should definitely not think of investing your money in a fixer-upper property and other tips and techniques based on experience. Well, aunt did not mind taking the help of professionals, to remodel those properties. Her own daughter was an architect, fresh out of Berkeley. Her daughter’s friends were all eager new creative architects, who knew everything about building, plans, and what could be done to a house which needed a facelift. Living in the very welcoming city of San Leandro, and in a very friendly neighborhood, she did not mind that the neighbors arrived occasionally to do a little bit of carpentry, on the weekend. A neighbor’s daughter who was an interior decorator just loved the idea of having rooms on which to practice. Within one year, that job was done and aunt made such a handsome profit, that three years later, again, she was busy “sorry, I cannot come this year. I have just picked up another property going cheap and I intend to send it at a very handsome profit.”