First, I hope you and yours had a Happy Thanksgiving! OK, so picking-up from last week’s post you now have gathered several wonderful piles of data. Did you keep remembering additional items throughout the week? Isn’t it nice to be …
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Foreclosed properties for investment may be drying up After the housing crisis, will less be more? Why would homeowners prefer to rent, rather than buy?
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Hard Money Bankers funded this hard money cash-out refinance to take cash out to fund the purchase of some additional single family homes. The loan was in Columbia, Maryland
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By: Jeff Shiller, Esq. It is November, 1621. The Pilgrims have survived a treacherous settlement of Plymouth despite many of them being wiped out by exposure, scurvy and contagion. In celebration of their first successful corn harvest, Governor Bradford and …
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No, I’m not being a pessimist about the direction of the country, the state of the economy or even how the real estate market is “on its back.” These are all viewpoints that remain highly subjective depending upon which end …
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I admit it. I’m a sci-fi nerd dating back to – uhhh – never mind the year. And although I loved Star Trek, nothing could ever beat a campy episode of Lost In Space. I remember thinking I was going …
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Will banks be able to handle the foreclosure investigations? Documentation process to be scrutinized by Justice Department “Parent investors” heading back to college Lenders and borrowers being told to talk it through before foreclosure Homeowners will be responsible for their …
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Ok, I am going to vent again on this one… Have you come across those websites where the company gives little to no info about who they are and what they actually do? And I don’t mean a “directory” site …
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Banks have been left with excess inventory and there are some great deals to be found across the country for real estate investors. Take a look at these potential deals.
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“If you’re not moving forward towards your goals, you are moving backwards. There is no standing still.” –Lloyd Irvin World Class Martial Artist, Coach, Marketer and Businessman Great quote, isn’t it? Master Lloyd was talking about martial arts training when …
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By: Jeff Shiller, Esq. What are the advantages and disadvantages of seller-financing a property? If you’re thinking of doing this, make sure you consider several “categories” of issues: 1) tax implications; 2) legal implications; and 3) practical implications. Let’s review …
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The foreclosure wave has left many vacant homes on the market. These properties are perfect for the seasoned investor but also great for those looking to get into the game. How many properties will you get your hands on before …
Read MoreGood topic, huh? This is a question we are asked about 50 times per day and it is a topic constantly being debated in the real estate investing community. I will answer this question with a question- does the hard …
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By Jeff Shiller, Esq. I recently wrote about a new power of attorney law, dubbed “Loretta’s Law.” I explained about the new form of the POA and the duties imposed on agents. If you missed it, check it out here …
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I hope you enjoyed the first part of this video and now that you’ve had some time to let it sink in, I think its time for part 2. If you need a refresher, you can view he video again …
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