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Here are some quick exercises newbie Real Estate Flippers can implement to give themselves a pay raise. First, list all the things you are doing (this exercise may require you to observe yourself over several days): As discussed in previous articles, even if an activity is an income generating activity, you should see if it’s possible to delegate it. Quickly determine how much you want to make annually and then divide by 2,000 hours.
Inside and Outside Are Equally Important
When you begin the process of trying to sell your home, many people focus on the inside fixes. Sometimes the outside appearance is just as important and having curb appeal is what will get people in through the door. Most likely if you have a real estate agent working with you on selling your home, they’ve told you how to properly stage your home and keep things neat and tidy for showings.
Surviving Recession 101 – Why Selling Your House Can Be Your Ticket Out of Misery
If life is a course in college, we’d all be taking up PhD’s by now. Yes it’s hard to unlock the door towards happiness, especially in a stumbling economy, but if there’s one thing we’ve all learned so far it’s this – happy are those who know when and what they need to do in order to survive. Feeling lost? Take a seat and join our discussion in Surviving Recession 101.
The Pros and Cons of Selling Your House by Yourself
There are two primary ways to sell your home. You can sell it yourself or through an agent. Each method has its pros and cons. Hence, it is advisable to consider these before choosing a particular medium.
Flip Your Way Into Long-Term Holdings in Real Estate
Two of the three primary reasons to be a real estate investor are quick cash and long-term wealth. The reality will set in at some point that you can make a lot of quick cash in real estate but it also will not make you wealthy. Wealth comes from investing in appreciating assets and letting your investments work for you. Real estate offers this opportunity but only if you hold some of the properties in which you invest. This usually requires capital so where is it going to come from?
