Today I had a person contact me that was involved in an investing group that bought into a new home project
with a bunch of other investors. They each bought one new home with construction loans anticipating the market
continuing to rise. Their plan was that they could refinance and sell the homes for a very large profit.
The only problem was the market softened in the area that the homes were for sale. This area is about 100
miles from me, so I was unable to help her besides giving her ideas how to possibly get herself out from under
her current situation.

My suggestion was for me to help her find someone that could help her purchase the home and then do owner
financing on the property. This way, on a 5 year contract, she could make up to $100,000 in interest over the
next 5 years. This would also get her out of the situation of having to come up with $3000 a month for mortgage
payments that she doesn't have.
You see, she didn't have an exit strategy if the market started to turn before the project was done. Whenever I
meet with my clients about investing, I suggest they have an exit strategy that involves a way to get out without
losing their shirts.
For more information on purchasing investment property and exit strategies, please feel free to e-mail or call
me anytime.
Todd Clark - broker
Kastings & Associates
Phone: (503)524-9494
Fax: (503)622-8738
Todd@IFoundYourNewHome.com
http://www.ifoundyournewhome.com/

Sounds like Iraq out there! And you're right! Exit strategies are important in real estate transactions - as well as many other situations we find ourselves in! Thanks.