What Is The Best Way To Buy Real Estate?
November 30, 2009 by Melvin Bojacavich
Filed under Taxes
The chief predictable way to pay money for real estate is through a real estate agent, who will give you an idea about a variety of properties that are based on your specific criteria.
Tips on Prospecting To Generate New Leads
November 29, 2009 by Bradshaw Fleming
Filed under Taxes
Ever notice how difficult it is to start a project? Then once you start it, it easily becomes a creature of habit. Take for example an exercise program. We keep putting it off but once we start, we ask ourselves, “why didn’t do this earlier?” We seem to have the same mindset with proactive prospecting. We continue to find excuses not to prospect even though we know how productive and the positive results that will come from it. So why is it that we will make every excuse in the world not to do it?
Collecting Information From Tenants
October 28, 2009 by Cody Scholberg
Filed under Leadership
So, it’s here. The day has finally come where you are in charge of the building. You are the landlord. And, your first task is to collect your tenant’s information. You need to be able to contact them.
The Trustee Sale-Where Did All Those Liens Come From?
September 30, 2009 by Jefrey Austin
Filed under Taxes
When you make an offer on a property, a home through the Multiple Listing Service or through a Trustee sale, it’s always a good idea to review the chain of title. At a Trustee Sale you can purchase a “limited title report” for approximately $80 to $110.
Woodstock, Georgia Real Estate Is Thriving
August 22, 2009 by Jennifer Giraldi
Filed under Investing
About 30 miles north of Downtown Atlanta resides a wonderful city named Woodstock. Not to be confused with the legendary music festival which recently celebrated it’s 40th anniversary, this Woodstock is the thriving suburban city with a small town feel located in the Northern Atlanta metropolitan area. This city was once just a small town that had a pretty simple real estate market that just serviced first time home buyers and middle class families. However over the last decade things began to change. There are now Woodstock homes for sale to entice just about any type of home buyer.
A Must Know – Short Sale Questions Before Writing An Offer
August 21, 2009 by Jeffrey Austin
Filed under Taxes
We need to look at short sales as a positive transaction instead of a negative one. There are so many Arizona short sales, foreclosures, REO’s and bank-owned properties on the market today. Short sales are by far leading the pack. We can no longer ignore these homes as it drastically limits our buyer’s choices.