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Below are ten categories of real estate, and different ways to invest in them. The best one for you is something only you can decide, according to your particular needs. To help you do that, I list a couple good points and bad points for each type. 1. Renting single family homes. Good points: An easier way to get started, and
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Knowing what a Good Deal is - Is the Key to Success in Real Estate.Richard OdesseyDear Investor,Take this little survey: The most important key to Real Estate Success is:1. Finding Motivated Sellers2. Funding Your Deals3. Negotiating4. Knowing a Good Deal when you see one.Yes all of them are important. And if you answered #4 - you're right
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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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Almost all real estate transactions are processed through something called an "Escrow". But what the heck is that? Escrow is a neutral party that holds funds, acts upon documents and follows the instructions of the parties to a real estate transaction. The escrow holder takes written instructions from sellers, buyers, lenders, inspectors and others. Those instructions define the terms
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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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