03rd December 2008
If you are a wartime veteran or a widow(er) of one, you could be eligible for up to $1,842.75 per month. Tax-free. The problem is you probably haven’t heard about this little known benefit. It’s called the Veteran’s Improved Pension Benefit, whi...
18th July 2007
Mortgage protection insurance is quickly becoming a great way to boost your real estate investment income. Could you use an extra $500-$1,000 a week part-time? It’s easy, cost effective and it allows you to help families even more while putting money in...
17th November 2006
You may have a million dollars to spend on buying and rehabbing houses, but if nobody knows who you are or where you work or what you do it's all for nothing. A business card is your mini-billboard; remember that.
The easiest and cheapest way to g...
23rd September 2006
Skimping on attorney fees could cost you more than you bargained for when investing in real estate. New real estate investors often save money on their rehabs by cutting corners, doing work themselves and trying not to spend any money to make money. Whe...
07th September 2006
It doesn't matter whether you are a seasoned real estate investor or a newbie, you can never learn too much about investing or wealth building. If you haven't already you need to find your local association or club today. Here's why:
1.Guidance. Rea...
23rd August 2006
Can you really make money in real estate? You bet you can, but you better beware of what you're getting yourself into. I have been investing in real estate for years now and I can't tell you how many properties I have bought from burnt out landlords or ...
02nd August 2006
The real estate world is still being bombarded with the luminous thought of the real estate bubble bursting or popping or whatever it's supposed to be doing. High priced markets and hot areas like Miami, Las Vegas and Phoenix have certainly seen a recent...
02nd August 2006
Time is money. We've all heard that and in real estate investing it couldn't be truer. Rehabbers depend on time or the lack there of to make their money. The more time they sit on a property, the less they make. Long-term real estate investors hold pr...
