I'm curious the direction that you took to get it that low off spot. I've advertised and all sorts of stuff to find stuff below spot, and got it pretty often in 2012-2014 for 30%-60% of spot, but never that low.
Sure, especially considering it was all gonna be free anyway.
Right now my plan is to hire interns this summer to go through the whole process of buying a house, me helping them locate one, determine repairs, etc. In the mean time I'm going to do a few 'A to Z' real estate investment videos...
You're right for the most part, and those societies are USUALLY investor groups. I finally joined one and they THROW deals at me, most of the people are older and they don't want to deal with it anymore, but are quite happy to tell you a good deal.
One guy tried sending me a deal, I turned it...
I'd bet any day that my real estate investments will outperform your PMs any day of the week.
And I've been in PMs since 2008, through the boom and bust. I do love them but it's almost impossible to buy PMs at half face value (Granted, I've done that a FEW times) but nearly impossible to do...
I still haven't seen FNMA or any large lender do it. I've seen a FEW small lenders call notes (Which not every note can be called) when they believe the owner is in significant financial distress. Locally I've known it to happen just two times, in one of which it was a bank employee embezzling...
Yes they did, I can get PDF property cards of properties I've bought that dropped 5%-20% after the 2008 crash, the counties were MANDATED to reduce the price by state law.
This is a good strategy but do realize if you don't live in it, there could be issues with FHA calling the loan or other problems.
I own 2 4plexes and they've been good money makers thus far. I'm trying a few different ideas with them, one is to cut rent a good bit from market rates, and obtain...
Next one will have logo intro with transitions, hopefully shadow effects on text so it isn't so hard to read, had a few complaints about it. Wanting feedback so I can make sure that it's understandable.
That's interesting, What I'm looking at more than anything is buy and hold. New builds I'm wanting to do (Multi-family + garages) are in the neighborhood of 20% cash returns per year. Add in leverage, depreciation, inflation and it's great.
I live off a pretty minimal amount of my income. After my AM stuff burnt to the ground the first time in 2009, I spent significant time decreasing my personal expenses to the point i could live off of ~$2000/mo. That isn't possible for some, but it sure as heck is viable here in Ohio. Pay cash...
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