maryland: Its called sweat equity not kick back and relax equity!
- 08/11/10 09:10 AM
Got Cash for Real Estate Investing? As a foreclosure buyers agent I come across tons of investors and want to be investors. Here are some of the things I have learned. There really are no short cuts. In order to stay in real estate long term, you need cash reserves. Buying real estate nothing down is easy; handling negative cash flow, repairs, and other expenses in the meantime is the trick. In fact, if you can handle the bad times, you will always come out on top. Lack of cash reserves puts unnecessary pressure on you to do substandard repairs, accept … (0 comments)
maryland: Empty Mayonnaise Jars and Real Estate
- 06/22/10 06:15 AM
I was driving home from my brothers in PA on Fathers Day Night and had the best Lightening Bug experience. If you are lucky enough to live east of Kansas you know summer is here when its gets humid enough for the Lightening Bugs to come out. I was passing large areas of farmland and the fields looked like they were strung with tiny flashing lights. It was amazing. For the record the Lightening Bugs are also called Fireflies. As a child some of my fondest memories are filling an empty mayonnaise jar with Fireflies. We would polish the glass so it … (5 comments)
maryland: How One Email Pushed Me Over The Edge And Into The Pouring Rain
- 01/18/10 03:38 AM
Phenomenal, adjective: exceedingly or unbelievably great I got my first email about RainCamp in early December. It was from Douglas Ching VP of technical Training, it was titled "Are You Available January 12th?" January 12th was over a month away and I'm a busy agent, I had no idea what I was doing on January 12th! I was pretty sure I was not going to go to New York City to an all day seminar where the promoters would try and sell me stuff that would turn me into a $20 million dollar agent in 30 days or less! Don't … (5 comments)
Got Cash for Real Estate Investing? As a foreclosure buyers agent I come across tons of investors and want to be investors. Here are some of the things I have learned. There really are no short cuts.;)
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