For all this week, I’ve been working, shadowing Jason Rodriguez as he guides me in making $10,000 in just two weeks.  Never-the-less, I’ve still been working on my own deals and will have some new wholesale deals available soon for you eager buyers.  The market is soft, but properties are still selling and there are numerous deals to be made.  Notice I said made, not found.  That’s because great deals are made.  You can take an average deal and make it a great deal just by asking the seller the right questions. 

This is something that I’ve learned by working beside Jason Rodriguez.  I can’t wait to use his techniques to bring you the best deals possible.  It is the first of October and the year is drawing to an end.  But because of the “income tax credit” expiring and lenders wanting to clear their books, great deals are to be made.  If you have a property that you are looking to sale fast, look into offering some owner financing, especially if the buyer is a first time buyer.  You can collect an easy $8,000 down from your buyer and have a great payday…  This is just FYI.  I surely plan on taking advantage of this tax credit myself…  Send me an email and let me know what type of property you are looking for.  I look forward to working with you on your new purchases and even buying your old ones. 

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BTW, check out the “Extreme Real Estate Challenge” for details on the challenge and my progress.

How would you like to have an opportunity to observe a successful Real Estate expert as he demonstrates how to buy and sell property in just two weeks and make profits of $10k or more?!?!  My mentor, Jason Rodriguez, will do just that and guarantees to  instruct and guide me hands on, for 2 weeks, on how to buy and sell a house and make me a profit of $10,000 or more! 

Jason Rodriguez  is hosting a new challenge known as “The Extreme Real Estate Challenge” . This challenge highlights Jason coaching Read the rest of this entry »

As landlords, it’s important for your rental property to be occupied at all times.  Vacancies mean lost of income while frequent tenant turnover can mean big expenses for repairs.  Not to mention marketing expenses to search for the perfect tenant and holding cost.  Due to the number of homes on the market, renters have a huge selection of rentals to choose from.  A number of times, it works well to offer incentives for your new tenants.  For example, I know a tenant that was searching for a place in the Charlotte area and he found a fully furnished townhouse Read the rest of this entry »

Did you know that banks are holding back properties from foreclosure?  How is this done, well let me explain.  Instead of banks proceeding with foreclosing on delinquent homeowners, they modify the loans, knowing homeowners still cannot afford the property.  This drags out the foreclosure process to keep the list of foreclosures down. 

Now there are approximately 1.5 million loans in foreclosure.  There are 3.5 – 4 million loans that’s seriously delinquent that are being  Read the rest of this entry »