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by Sal Vannutini, published January 9th, 2007 in General, Foreclosures, Fixer-Uppers and Flipping.
Real estate investing is an outstanding way to protect yourself from economic forces that are outside your control, and to free yourself from the drudgery of a nine-to-five job. There are both risks and rewards to real estate investing, but over the long haul, you’re almost guaranteed to see a profit from your activities. If you would like to take a closer look at real estate investing, then here are some essential terms to get you started.
Foreclosure refers to the action a lender takes to reclaim a mortgaged property. In almost all cases, a home serves as collateral for it’s own mortgage. If the home buyer defaults - fails to make monthly payments as agreed–the lender takes the home back and attempts to sell it to pay off the loan balance. A foreclosure can be an excellent opportunity for a real estate investor to purchase a home at less than market value.
Real estate investing remains one of the best ways to build personal wealth. The concepts above describe some of the best ways to get started in successful real estate investing.
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It's finally happened. Someone has worked out how to make money out of real estate in a falling market. Maybe you have too, but you should be diversifying your activities and know that there is always a buyer at the right low price. It happened to me that the equity loan I was able to get has now slipped quite a bit so I decided that the environment for houses was not my cup of tea, but Jim Cockram is playing a different game and he is not writing any checks...you must get in on this!
I found this article and thought you might like to have a read. I think it is a fair warning to people investing in real estate and comes at a time when prices aren't just going up.
This is one of the reasons I like land and there is no reason for land to be affected in the same way.
Anyway, see what you think!
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I've written about an interesting opportunity in Baldivis, Western Australia and if you are interested in property investment, this may be the one you are looking for. A goup of interested investors could landbank this property until such time as the land becomes ready for subdivision and then the fun begins.
Finding $15 million is not an easy job; few of us have this kind of money sitting in the bank, but many people have access to $1 million for investment. Getting in on this deal becomes a lot easier as part of a group of investors, than trying to come up with all the money, if one is keen on investing in future growth in Baldivis.
Demand and supply is the big thing. Will demand outstrip supply sending prices up? Well that's what happened - will it happen again? I think so. There is big money swishing around and in the pockets of the beneficiaries of a mining boom, plus the demand for more skilled workers and knowing that immigration is the only likely answer to this issue means growing demand.
These people will most probably want somewhere to live permanently and Baldivis has been very successful in meeting the demand, at what used to be the end of the freeway...now we have the freeway extension, 40 minutes from Perth city...opening up more potential development in Baldivis and further south of the city of Perth.
It wasn't long ago that affordability began hitting the media stories and property went off the boil, but let me tell you this - the interest will return and more land needs to become available to meet future needs. I don't see the price of building blocks being discounted in 3 or 4 years and that's what it's really about - finding good land close to the city, freeways, train and infrastructure and in the middle of a growth area.
If you are a little curious or interested in getting a piece of the action then check it out today.
This report suggests there is demand in Australia for property, that is not going away anytime soon and will continue to drive UP property prices...have a read.
This report suggests there is demand in Australia for property, that is not going away anytime soon and will continue to drive UP property prices...have a read.
The term “foreclosure” rarely has any positive feelings associated with it. And for good reason: foreclosures are always connected with times of financial difficulty. But for the real estate investor, foreclosure investing represents a opportunity to increase their profits while helping someone out of a tough spot at the same time.
A foreclosure refers to the process of reclaiming mortgaged property by the lender. Almost everyone must borrow some amount of money to purchase a home. The amount varies, but most lenders finance from 80 to 100 percent of the total cost of the property. The loan is called a mortgage, and the home buyer repays the mortgage over time. The total term of the loan can vary, but most buyers make monthly payments for a total of 15, 20 or even 30 years.
Sometimes a situation may arise in which the home buyer can no longer make monthly payments on time. This may be due to unexpected medical expenses, the loss of a job, or poor financial planning. It’s usually in the best interest of the lender to continue the loan, but if the buyer misses too many payments and has no visible resources for getting current, the lender may be forced to begin the foreclosure process.
Foreclosures are possible because the property serves are collateral for the loan. In the mortgage agreement, both parties have agreed to certain conditions, including the return of the house to the lender when required payments aren’t made.
What’s the benefit of foreclosure investing?
Foreclosures are particularly attractive to real estate investors. Foreclosure investing lets you buy properties at bargain basement prices. The time and money you invest in foreclosure properties almost always have greater returns than normal real estate investing.
Foreclosure investing tends to have less competition. Foreclosure take some extra work to locate, especially in the weeks before it actually goes up for public auction. If you’re willing to do the research, you’ll be able to find these below-market-price homes and face very little competition.
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There are at least three ways to profit from foreclosure investing. First, you may choose to keep the home after you purchase it. Buying a foreclosure usually gives you a large instant equity that you can borrow against for future real estate investments. Or, you may choose to rent out the home and provide yourself with a monthly income.
Another way to profit from foreclosure investing is to flip the foreclosure. Many foreclosures may need only a cosmetic makeover to really enhance their curb appeal. Then you can resell the property at full market value and pocket a tidy profit.
Foreclosure investing has the potential for higher profits than everyday real estate investing. Plus, if you can close the deal before the house goes up for public auction, you’ll be providing real help for someone in a desperate financial situation. Foreclosure investing takes more research and follow-up, but the rewards are well worth it.
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The strategy of buying and rehabbing “fixer upper” homes and selling them for profit has proven itself time and again. Yet skeptics continue to find reasons for not taking action on this powerful knowledge. Let’s take a look at five myths about fixer uppers and their role in building a profitable property portfolio.
Some people don’t even attempt real estate investing because they believe they don’t have the necessary cash to get started. The truth is that there are several ways open for new investors to get started. First, they can negotiate a lease option. Lease a fixer upper with an option to buy at a certain price. Then fix it up while you’re leasing it and find someone who will buy it at the higher, post-repair value.
Another way to start with no cash is to find a partner who does have cash and negotiate a joint venture. They supply the money, you supply the work, and you split the profits when the property sells. Finally, you may be able to arrange financing with the seller, where you make payments to the owner.
These creative options will require some extra effort. But if there’s anything keeping you from investing in real estate, it’s not cash.
The truth is that you really shouldn’t do the repairs yourself, regardless of how handy you might be. It’s best to bring in experts to handle the makeover. This will insure that the repairs meet local building codes and you’ll be able to get top dollar for your fixed-up property. You also don’t need to spend your time remodeling - you need to spend your time focusing on your investments. A few minor repairs are fine, but don’t try to take on everything.
Actually, the reverse of this is true. The fewer building skills you have, the quicker you’ll realize that your job is to be the project manager. Let professionals do the repair work while you spend your time supervising and looking for more investment opportunities.
The truth is that you need to make sure you purchase at a price that will be profitable. Since it’s more practical to supervise others while they fix up the property, and since you know that ahead of time, you need to allow for the cost when you negotiate your purchase price.
How long is too long? The amount of time required for rehabbing depends on the needs of the property. If you manage the work instead of doing it yourself, then you can double or triple your profits with almost no extra effort. Concentrate on accumulating properties and time will no longer be a factor.
It’s easy for people to find reasons not to take action. Investing in real estate by following the strategy of buying and rehabbing fixer upper homes has the potential to provide significant profits. Don’t let myths and misinformation stand in your way.
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Flipping
Flipping may not be the most elegant-sounding word in the real estate investing vocabulary, but it has the potential for excellent profits. Flipping properties refers to buying and selling fixer-upper homes. Flipping houses has become a popular topic thanks to several TV reality shows. Regardless of its entertainment value, the concepts behind flipping are sound. If you can find a fixer-upper home in a good neighborhood, you can often purchase it for a below-market price. Then you do some quick renovation work on the property and sell it at or above market value. Seeing profits of more than $20,000 in eight weeks time is not uncommon.Rehabbing
Rehabbing is closely related to flipping. However, if you renovate (or “rehab”) a fixer-upper home, you’re certainly not required to sell it. You may want to live in it yourself, or you may choose to rent it out. Rehabbing properties is an excellent way to quickly build equity and add to your overall real estate portfolio.Fixer-upper
A fixer-upper is a run-down home that needs some work. Sometime a fixer-upper is also known as a handyman special. Fixer-uppers may look like a neighborhood eyesore to some, but the savvy real estate investor sees profits. A fixer-upper often is structurally sound but has not been maintained for a few years. With some basic home repair and a few cosmetic additions, a handyman special can skyrocket in value.Pre-foreclosure
There are three different times when a real estate investor can purchase a foreclosed home: before the auction, at the auction, or after the auction. Before the auction - or pre-foreclosure - is absolutely the best time to buy a foreclosed home. During pre-foreclosure, you have less competition from other investors, you can work directly with the homeowner to negotiate a deal, and your financing options are almost unlimited. The property itself is also referred to as a pre-foreclosure."The Most Powerful - & Unknown -Strategies Available for Creating Wealth thru Property Renovation"
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