How To Start Investing For Financial Independence, Part 2
This exciting series shows investors how they can progress from having very little capital to becoming financially free in very short time with minimal risk. Posted by Chris Anderson, PhD
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How to Use Color Psychology to Prepare Your Home for a Top-Dollar Sale (Part 1)
You've decided to prepare your home for sale. Whether you sell by owner or hire a real estate agent, you want to get as much money as possible without spending your profits. The real estate market normally slows down and most homes take longer to sell during fall and winter. Now is the time to apply new real estate marketing ideas to make sure your home sells quickly (and for full price, of course!)--without spending a lot of money or doing unnecessary work. Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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How to Use Design Psychology to Stage Your Home for a Top-Dollar Sale
A new business venture to help home sellers, home staging, assists property owners in preparing their home for the best possible sale. Home stagers visit your home and either tell you how to redesign it or actually do the work for you. These services do great work, but... Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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How to Use the Internet to Help Your Apartment or House Hunting
Tips on using the Internet to facilitate apartment or house hunting. Posted by Brian Walker
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How You Will NOT Make Money in Real Estate
We all have seen some book called “How I Turned my last dollar into $1 Million by buying real estate in my spare time�. If you want some self-help book to make you feel better, there is nothing wrong with buying Robert Kiyosaki Rich Dad Poor Dad books series. It might even alleviate your boredom for an evening or two. But if you want to preserve the value of your investments, or make some money for your retirement, realize that those books are poor substitute for a real learning. Posted by Simon Chobod
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Howard Stern is Hot in Real Estate
You can find out information all across the country on property and property owners. How much they paid for a house, an apartment complex, its approximate value, its approximate size, legal description and so on. I love to do a title search on properties I'm interested in. A king probably owned your land. Posted by Suzie Shannon
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Hurricane Katrina And The Impact On Real Estate Prices
It will be some time before the rescue effort for survivors of Hurricane Katrina ends and the recovery effort begins. Once residents determine whether they want to rebuild or not, the housing market in the Delta region will be in disarray. Long term trends, however, suggest that brighter days are in store for property owners. Posted by Matthew Keegan
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I Already Have an MLS Listing, Why Do I Need an Internet Ad?
In today's real estate market, astute buyers are also looking to realize savings by dealing directly with the seller. Posted by Barry Milteer
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I Believe God Wants Me To Tell All In Real Estate
After years of experience in the real estate industry I felt that God wanted me to write about everything in real estate. There were young people that were not being protected by anyone, including buyer's agents. Posted by Suzie Shannon
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I have a buyer for your property and I can sell it now!
"I have a buyer for your property and I can sell it now; perhaps for more money than the price your current real estate agent has it listed for." Have you heard this or a version of this?
Or, "I have a buyer for your property and I can sell it now; for Big Bucks (with an incredibly high figure named) perhaps for more money than that."
In the fiercely competitive real estate business, it is a too common practice for one real estate agent to entice a seller to re-list their property with the new Realtor. It is also against the Realtors regulatory requirements in several ways.
If the Realtor will break the rules in his own professional organization where he has been and will be for years perhaps... how honest and ethical will he be with YOU a one time relationship?
Posted by Mr Jody Hudson
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If You are Hiring a Neighborhood Specialist to Sell Your Home, there are Some Things You Absolutely
Otherwise, you could be facing the same disaster the rest of your neighbors have faced! Posted by Michelle Shelton
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If You Can't Afford to Retire...Move
Ever hear of the term equity take. If you haven't, listen up.
Baby boomers are being forced to work longer than they anticipated. Dwindling medical benefits, 401K losses, small (or no) pensions, and Social Security's uncertain future, have also put many retirees back into the work force, facing low paying jobs with little or no benefits. It's a bleak future, but only if you allow it to be.
Posted by Barbara Kimmel
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If You Move Yourself
You'll want to take some items in your own car when you move, and that's true whether you're hiring a mover or doing the job on your own. Posted by Scott Boulch
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If Your House Is a Mess, You Don't Have To Sell For Less
Don't be tempted by "We Buy Houses" or "Sell Your Ugly House in 9 days for Cash" ads. Tips for fixing up houses for sale.
Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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Important Facts For Home Buyers
If you are considering buying a home or have spent many years saving in preparation of buying a home, the questions and process involved in buying a home can be extremely stressful. Posted by Cedrick Reese
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Important Information For Condo Buyers
Here is a step by step guide for buyers looking to buy a condo in any area. These are important tactics to make a solid and accurate judgement on the property you're looking to purchase. - When purc... Posted by Sheldon Salnick
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Industrial Income Property Financing: Part 3 of 3
Welcome to the third and final segment of a three-part series about income property. In this segment we will be discussing financing options for industrial income properties as well as the upside (and downside) of owning this type of property. Posted by Cameron Brown
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Inspecting Your New Home - 17 Areas You Must Inspect Before Taking Possession
Before you take possession of your new home, the builder will invite you to "walk through" the house to conduct a pre-occupancy inspection. The following checklist will help you to inspect your new home. Posted by Brendon Turner
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Interior Design Secrets for Selling Houses
New concepts in Interior Design Psychology are helping home sellers net more money in today's competitive real estate market. Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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Internet Battleground for Future of Residential Real Estate
Residential real estate faces a transformation in the near future from new players on the Internet. Posted by Mark Nash
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Invest In Real Estate - But Where?
How do you determine where to invest in real estate? By asking the right questions.
Posted by Steven Gillman
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Investing In Commercial Property
Investing in commercial property is well beyond the financial means of most people. Few can afford the large sums of money involved in buying commercial real estate. For most of us our investment in real estate is limited to where we live – our home. But unfortunately our home doesn't generate any income or cash flow. In fact it probably costs us money in maintenance, rates and upkeep.
Posted by Thomas Murrell
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Investing In Land
UK land values have increased dramatically and new Government plans could see speculators increasing their investments several times over Posted by Don Suter
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Investing in Real Estate & REITs
Real estate investing runs the gamut in terms of risk and investment success. The first rule of real estate investing, even before location, location, location, is be very careful with whom you are dealing. Posted by Neda Dabestani-Ryba
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Investing in Real Estate for Your Retirement (and Now!)
Investing in Real Estate for Your Retirement is one of the best ways to ensure Financial Security for the rest of your life. You want to aim for Owning Your Own Home outright (mortgage all paid off by Retirement), or be well on your way to Owning Your Home Mortgage-Free. Now, there's another wee trick to being Financially 'Safe' forever, and that is to Own more than one Rental Property. You'll establish a Residual Income for years to come, and end up owning the Rental Properties outright, too. You'll be rollin' in it! Posted by Ailsa Forshaw
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Investing In Real Estate Investors
Some realtors have either shied away or ran-away from such terms as “Cap Rate,� & “Cash-on-Cash Returns.� Terms that only the ‘smart' and ‘numbers-oriented people use to determine if a Real Estate purchase is a “Good Deal�, or not. Posted by John Roush
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Investing in Real Estate Like a Stock
This report attempts to weigh the pros and cons of active real estate investment versus passive stock investment alternatives. Let me first begin by saying one word to you: Enron. Well, what did you expect? Yes, this report is pro real estate, con stocks. How appropriate!
Posted by Dan Auito
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Investing in Real Estate Profitably: Eliminating the Need for Mortgage Insurance
This articl reviews a strategy for improving your cash flow when purchasing investment rental homes -- namely, using two loans to eliminate mortgage insurance. Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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Investing in Real Estate Profitably: Financing Options for Purchase of Rental Houses, Part 1.
This is not an article about tricks for 100% (no money down) financing. Even if you do take advantage of various no money down strategies from time to time, these strategies are not generally applicable when you begin investing systematically in multiple rental homes with the goal of making significant rental income. This article reviews some modern strategies for minimizing your loan payments when purchasing investment rental homes. Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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Investing in Real Estate Vehicle for Wealth Building
Reasonably predictable and less volatile, real estate has historically outperformed other assets, and is a great vehicle for building wealth Posted by Srini Saripalli
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