Investment Property Rehab (Pros, Cons and Advice)

Posted by D.C. Fawcett Published in Real Estate Investing, Rehabs

Investment Property Rehab: What is it?
A home is acquired with considerable equity but needs improvements in order for a retail buyer to purchase it. The improvements are made and then marketed and sold to a retail buyer.
Pros:
- Ability to make vast chunks of cash if done correctly
- No tenant drama!
- Major roles in the process are able to […]

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Dec

Tired of Listings with no equity?

Posted by D.C. Fawcett Published in Foreclosure Investing, Foreclosure Listings, Foreclosure Terms, Loss Mitigation Training, Real Estate Investing

I thought you might need this service to get paid on more listings without doing any more work!
Are you tired of going on listing presentations only to find out your prospects are overleveraged and don’t have any equity to pay your commission, never mind their closing costs?Let me show you how to turn your dead […]

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Dec

5 GREAT Tips For Buying Foreclosures!

Posted by D.C. Fawcett Published in Foreclosure Investing, Foreclosure Listings, Foreclosure Terms

Here are some tips to consider when buying foreclosure properties.
1. Do a Little Research
You should always be thorough with the foreclosure listings of your county as it allows you to keep the track the state of foreclosure market in your area. It is one of the most important tips on buying foreclosure homes as you […]

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Dec

“HUD Policy Could Give Short-Sale Investors a Tremendous Advantage!”

Posted by D.C. Fawcett Published in Foreclosure Investing, Loss Mitigation, Real Estate Investing

The U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Department recently announced a program to reward lenders for trying harder to recoup their losses before declaring a loan in default.

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Dec

What are the causes of the high rate of foreclosures?

Posted by D.C. Fawcett Published in Foreclosure Investing, Foreclosure Listings, Real Estate Investing

In the first half of 2007, subprime loans made up 54 percent of the loans starting foreclosure. In the last half, subprime loans will make up 60 percent of the foreclosure starts. According to the Mortgage Bankers association, subprime loans only represent 14 percent of all loans outstanding.

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