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This is a very simple Real Estate Investment Plan that anyone can do. In fact, because it's so simple most people won't do it. There are only three simple steps. >> STEP 1. Go out and borrow one million dollars. >> STEP 2. Use the million dollars and buy one million dollars worth of well-selected real estate. >> STEP 3.
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With so many people making tremendous amounts of money in property or real estate it's no wonder so many are looking at real estate as an investment. It offers more security than the stock market, provides great potential returns, offers tax benefits and it sounds cool to be 'in real estate'. One challenge many are faced with is the money to
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You're driving along the road when you spot it. There in the middle of a shaggy lawn sits a disheveled property. It may need a good coat of paint, or a shutter straightened out, but it's easy to see that with a little work it could be a little gem of a property. Best of all, sprouting
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The one thing I want you to think about as we are starting the New Year is the single most important factor in all of business. Take and throw everything you know out the window because without this one possession, you'll end up more lost than driving down an old country, dirt road in Alabama. It's called direction... Direction for you and your
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December 20, 2005 - Successive interest rate increases by the Fed have left everyone wondering what is going to happen next with Real Estate. Will the boom continue or is this the beginning of a gradual slow down? As Jim Jubak, writing in Jubak's Journal, points out, the effect of steady increases will have a much broader impact than just on those who
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