Real Estate Investor - Scott, Tom
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The problem that affects almost everyone today is being stuck in a career they hate. People are conditioned to work their lives away for someone else and only get paid for the hour they work. Anyone privileged with the knowledge of passive income in real estate rental properties will never have to work again. Whether you are a CEO of a corporation or a Janitor, you can learn how to never work again. In This Book You Will Learn How To Never Sell To The Wrong Person (What every Realtor, Attorney, FSBO, and Lender should know...) Two things you must do so you never sell to the wrong person. What…mehr

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The problem that affects almost everyone today is being stuck in a career they hate. People are conditioned to work their lives away for someone else and only get paid for the hour they work. Anyone privileged with the knowledge of passive income in real estate rental properties will never have to work again. Whether you are a CEO of a corporation or a Janitor, you can learn how to never work again. In This Book You Will Learn How To Never Sell To The Wrong Person (What every Realtor, Attorney, FSBO, and Lender should know...) Two things you must do so you never sell to the wrong person. What to look for in credit reports on your prospective purchaser and what to do if your buyers credit is poor. Which types of credit blemishes you can overlook, and which ones NEVER to overlook. Why purchasing the right type of title insurance can save you from losing your investment. Think an owners policy is all you need? Think again! What is LTV and why it is the single most important thing for you to consider. How "property type" and "occupancy" can ultimately determine the resale value of your note - how to screen for the right buyer before you sell. If you're like most people who are just beginning to examine the real estate industry as a way to shed the shackles of a 9 to 5 desk job, manual labor, or other type of "day job", you've probably considered the allure of house flipping -- particularly given the spike in popularity of this age old investment technique arising from the plethora of television shows that dramatize (and oversimplify) the process. However, you also likely realized, fairly early on, that it often takes money to make money in this field -- which caused you to consider a fundamental threshold question: where do people get their startup capital from?