Friday, July 18, 2014

Real Estate Investing: How To Acquire A Multi-Million Dollar Property Investment To Build A Solid Portfolio?

Real Estate Investing: How To Acquire A Multi-Million Dollar Property Investment To Build A Solid Portfolio?



This blog is designed to show you how to build wealth and freedom through real estate; how to take advantage of the best real estate market 


Your going to learn how to have a low budget and still get quality leads and make thousands of dollars from real estate, still that's where the money is...

1. How you can make money in this market and ANY market
2. How to get started right now – even part time
3. How to be more strategic and effective
4. How to quickly flip a deal to make a wholesale profit.

If you are a first time home buyer; Chances are your home purchase will be the largest transaction you embark on over the course of your lifetime. That in itself is reason enough to make sure you’re not only prepared but well-educated when it comes time to buying your home. Shopping for your mortgage is at least as important as shopping for your home, because the right home loancan save you tens of thousands of dollars. 


Especially for first-time homebuyers, the more you understand about your mortgage and the homebuying process, the better off you’ll be and the more money you’ll save.
Before you begin shopping for a home loan, you need to ask yourself a few questions:
Affordability
How much home can I afford?
  1. How long do I plan on staying here?
  2. Am I ready?

However, while affordability calculators can certainly give you a good starting point in terms of learning how much house you can afford, only you truly know how well a monthly mortgage pay marketment, not to mention taxes and insurance, HOA for condo will fit into your budget and lifestyle.

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Since you may not have the money to buy your home cash. That means you're thinking about mortgage home loans.

And you probably asking yourself which mortgage loan may be best for you? Since there are different kind of mortgage home loan available in the market to choose from like:
 ARM = Adjustable rate mortgage, Fixed Rate Mortgage, FHA Home Mortgage Loan, USDA Mortgage Home Loan, VA Mortgage Loan, Conventional Mortgage And Non Conventional. Knowledgefinancial.com will help you understand the difference between all these kind of mortgages.

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Once you’ve found your dream home, the  work has just begun. On a weekly basis knowledgefinancial.com.com publishes new information for not only home buyers but also for homeowners as well on a wide-range of topics.
 We cover everything from how to find the best real estate agent, to mortgage rate forecasts, to home equity loans, refinancing and home maintenance. So remember to always visit and revisit: www.knowledgefinancial.com for much more important information.
 

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Real Estate Rental Market; What You should know exactly about the rental market
Here are a few things you need to know about the today's home rental market..
 
The competition is fierce: Demand for rental properties has been on the rise.

It's almost ridiculously expensive. You know the magic formula, don't you?
That your housing costs = Rent and utilities should not exceed about 30% percent of your income.
Anthony from knowledgefinancial.com says that: technically, if it's more than that, then we can say it's not really affordable because of all the other responsibilities, all the other bills you have to pay.
 
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A recent knowledgefinancial.com analysis shows that in different area of the USA buying a home is still financially much more better than renting. 
So it is important for you to know your local market and do what's best for your situation.

As a renter, it's easy to feel pressure to buy. Owning a home means you can start building equity and tax write off.

Imagine living in rent for five, ten, fifteen years; when you finally decide to leave at the end you have nothing for yourself because you were just paying someone else's mortgage, helped them build equity, helped them save money on taxes etc.

 Dear renter, nothing for you, nothing. But if you purchase your own property after five, ten, fifteen years you decide that you don't want to live in that property anymore.
 Guess what? You can rent to some other people and let them continue to pay the mortgage for you, or you can sell your property and you have money, and money and money coming in your pockets, in your bank accounts. 

NO MATTER WHAT YOU HEARD, OR WHAT PEOPLE ARE TELLING YOU; BUYING, OWNING A PROPERTY IS MUCH MORE BETTER THAN RENTING ONE SAYS ANTHONY THE WEBMASTER OF KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
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The Real Estate Nest Egg

 

According to an article in the New York Times several years ago, the writer conducted a study that concluded that the average American homeowner who retires by the age of 65 may have a net worth close to $150,000.


Home is where the heart is” as the old saying goes. What is another nickname for the word “nest”? Home. While it is very wise to diversify your investment options, your home will probably still represent the core of your overall family’s “nest egg” or net worth.

The smaller a person’s “nest egg,” the shorter their lifespan, according to various studies worldwide. With that in mind, consider starting an investment and retirement plan today, either on your own or with a professional real estate or financial mentor or adviser. You may live a longer, healthier, happier life!
 
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Three [3 ] Easy Questions for Negotiating Your Best Real Estate Deal


As an investor, you want to spend your time, energy and resources connecting with sellers who will sell at a discount or provide good terms with owner financing. Without solid motivation to sell, you cannot make a good deal that meets your investment criteria.
These three questions will help you gauge the seller’s motivation

Negotiating a real estate deal doesn’t need to be stressful. Once you understand the nature of negotiating and have some structured questions to ask the seller, you’ll feel confident and comfortable negotiating on your real estate deals.
If you are buying houses from Realtors, who are agents for the seller, you never get the opportunity to negotiate directly with the seller. The same is true when you are buying foreclosures (the asset manager makes the decision) or trying to buy a short sale (the Loss Mitigation department is in control).

The best way to negotiate your real estate deal is face to face directly with 
the seller.
face to face negotiation
The best way to negotiate is face to face.
The negotiating process begins the moment you engage the seller in a conversation. Start by listening and building rapport. Tell the seller you’re a professional investor, you want to buy a house in the next week, and you are talking with a few other sellers right now.

Listen for what is important to the seller, then begin to gather information, such as their contact information and basic information on the house.
After building some basic rapport and gathering some basic information, you can begin asking about the condition of the house.

Ask questions about the roof, heat and air, windows, and if kitchen and baths have ever been updated. The discussion on the condition of the house begins to show the seller you are serious about buying.

They may ask you at this point if you are able to make a fair offer.
Be sure to tell the seller you do make fair offers, but you’re talking with others and, as an investor, you are going to buy the house that best meets the needs of yourself and the chosen seller.

Question 1: Why are you selling?

Now that you have built rapport, have the basic property information, and the seller knows you are a serious investor who will make a fair offer, you can ask the first important question. “This sounds like a nice home. Why are you selling it?”

Now pause and listen carefully for the response, because it is the first sign of motivation.
If the seller says something like, “This house has been in our family for years and we have a lot of great memories, so I am not certain why I am selling the house” that is a signal the seller may not be motivated to sell you the house at the discount or with the terms you need to make a deal.

If they reply with something like, “We just inherited the house,” or “We are a little behind in our payments” or “Our tenants moved out, and we can’t get the place fixed up,” then you know there is a good chance they are motivated to make a deal with you.

Question 2: If we can agree on price, how soon would you want to close?

This question will help you understand if they are motivated enough for you to make a deal. If they reply back “We are not in a big hurry, so anytime in the next year,” then you will have a hard time making a great deal because they are not motivated enough to sell to you at a price or terms that meet your investment criteria.

If their answer to this question is “We can clean everything out and close in 10 days,” then you know they are highly motivated and will be responsive to the rest of the negotiating process.

Sellers who are not motivated now may become motivated later, so follow up at a later date. But don’t waste time, energy, and resources trying to create a deal with an unmotivated seller.
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Question 3: If we close on your date, what is the lowest price you can accept?

Before you ask this important question, be sure to tell your seller:
  • I am not a Realtor, so you won’t have to pay a 6% commission;
  • I will buy your house as-is, so you don’t need to do any repairs; and
Then you ask the big question: “If we can close on the date that works best for you, what is the lowest price you can accept?”
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