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profit: Come ride the wave of great deals in the Beaverton, Oregon real estate market - 01/02/12 12:52 AM

We have investors that have seen the deals and are now riding the waves in Beaverton, Oregon. They know buying these homes today at greatly discounted prices are netting them a profit each month in rental income and they are hoping in 10 years to be able to sell them a huge profits. 
But, you know what? They don’t care if they don’t increase in value because they are making $300, $400 and in a couple cases $500 a month in rental income above and beyond their PITI payments. How would you like to get on board and ride this … (6 comments)

profit: Beaverton Oregon Real Estate and more: When investing, know the numbers before you buy! (Part 1 in a series) - 08/25/09 03:34 PM

When investing in Beaverton, Oregon, one of the biggest mistakes I see is the investors don’t know the real estate market or the numbers before they try to purchase a property. One of the problems with most investors is the same problem that most entrepreneurs have, we don’t take advice well. We all want to just do it, and because we know what is best for us, so we hire people to help us, yet we don’t hear their advice until after it is too late.

One of the things I tell investors is, I can give you the … (6 comments)

profit: Owner says sell! Sell it all! Heck you can keep 25% of whatever is made! - 05/25/09 12:47 AM
25% commission on this amazing short sale! WOW, now that is incentive to sell, but we all know the banks won’t pay that. So what is this offer that is being presented to me by my seller?

Well, it seems my seller is living out of state and this house is a mess! Its cluttered and there is just stuff everywhere... and I mean everywhere. I’m not even sure if I should put it on the market yet, just for the safety of others.
I tell this to my client and she says, "Hold a garage sale, everything must go! … (16 comments)

profit: Beaverton Oregon Investing: Rehabbers Protect Yourself! - 09/19/07 12:09 PM

Why buy a property, fix up the property, put it on the market and then wait months for a buyer, when you can find the buyer before you even put a penny down on the property. Yes it is that simple! Do you purchase fixer properties, fix them up, and put them on the market for a profit? Have you ever had to discount the price of the home from what you originally estimated you could sell it for before the fix up?
What if I was to show you a way that you can find homes to fix up, make … (2 comments)

profit: Breaking through the glass ceiling with your rental properties - 07/02/07 08:37 PM
Most investors who buy a rental property collect rent every month and sometimes even lose money. But, there is a better way and every two years you can even double your income.
Some of the advantages of a rental are all the deductions. I have a way you can keep those deductions and charge a larger amount of a deposit that is equal to the monthly lease. If they break the lease, or are late with the rent, you get to keep the deposit no questions asked!
Let me show you why my clients and I lease-option our properties instead of … (3 comments)

profit: Lease your rehab to profit - 03/26/07 01:13 PM
Are you an investor that buys property, fixes it up and then sells it again as quickly as possible? Let me show you why you are throwing thousands of good dollars down your brand new drain.
First of all you bought the property for somewhere from 50-70% of the ARV. (After Rehab Value) This is a wonderful start. Now you will put 10-15% average in to the property to bring it up to 100% market value. This is where most investors make their mistakes and throw away thousands of dollars. It has been usually between 3-6 months since you bought the … (1 comments)

profit: Foreclosing your way to profit - 03/26/07 01:02 PM
Foreclosure can is an unfortunate fact of life in the United States. However, as an investor it can be a way to make massive amounts of profit. First thing you need to do is find a Realtor that has negotiated a home that was in pre-foreclosure with a bank. This is the key to finding properties and saving thousands of dollars. If the Realtor has never negotiated with a bank they are less likely to succeed in getting the bank to drop their fees and sell you the property for less than they are owed.

The second reason to find … (0 comments)

 
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