Complete Home Rehab in 10 Days
This report is about taking a house and restoring it to an aesthetically pleasing dwelling that has reclaimed its functional utility. In effect, it is the anti-aging medication for bricks and mortar. This report assumes that you have already or will soon acquire the proper house. The one that is in essence, ripe for rehab. Be selective and sure of the house's potential to allow for a profit after all the hard work is done. I will help you find your house or houses.

A REAL ESTATE STOCK PLAN
This report attempts to weigh the pros and cons of active real estate investment versus passive stock investment alternatives. Let me first begin by saying one word to you: Enron. Well, what did you expect? Yes, this report is pro real estate, con stocks. How appropriate! This report is going to explain or attempt to give the stock market investors a basic one-on-one interview with a real estate portfolio manager who has consistently made a profit on 100% of the investment products that were actively chosen and managed. Never a loss, always tax advantaged and sheltered.

Secrets The Successful Real Estate Investor knows
Secret 1: The rich are not necessarily smarter than everyone else. It's true. If you were to take a poll of every successful person in real estate (or any industry for that matter). I would bet you over half graduated in the middle of their high school class. I encourage you to attend a real estate investment club in your area. (They are everywhere, just look on the internet). Start talking with these folks and you will see that they are not walking around with a brain trust sitting on their shoulders. It will shock you how average these people can be. Don't ever let "lack of intelligence" be your excuse for not pursuing your real estate dreams. Secret 2: No other industry is like real estate. No other industry allows you to leverage your money the way real estate does.

Multiple-Profit System For Real Estate Investments
There's a missing component of return in real estate profits that very few investors have ever tapped - but could readily tap into if they knew about it and how to do it. Real estate Guru, Jim Evans, explained that most real estate professionals calculate their return on investment by adding up their traditional four real estate components and dividing by the down payment (or equity in succeeding years).

How to Cash In On Your Real Estate Contacts by David Finkel
Many investors make the costly mistake of considering real estate agents as competitors. They incorrectly see themselves out in the market competing for a limited number of deals—fighting it out with local agents and brokers to make money. This costs them time, and it costs them thousands of dollars from lost deals. The truth is that as an investor one of the most profitable relationships you can ever develop is with a real estate agent. Think about it for a moment. As an investor your market is motivated sellers who don’t need all cash at closing (and are willing to be flexible on the terms of sale) or who are willing to deeply discount the price of their properties for an immediate sale.

How to Sell Your Properties Using Lease-Options by David Finkel
Selling one of your properties on a lease-option gives you the biggest benefits of renters and buyers without the downsides that normally go along with selling or renting out your property. When you lease-option your property you get the best parts of having a renter: monthly streams of cash-flow, tax benefits of maintaining ownership, loan amortization, and a healthy chunk of the future appreciation. You get all this without having to deal with the headaches and hassles of traditional renters. When you lease-option your property you get the best parts of having a buyer: a large chunk of money as an up-front option payment, someone else who will take care of the day-to-day maintenance of the property, and a large profit when your buyer gets a new loan on the property and cashes you out. Here are the four steps to sell your property using a lease-option:

Keeping a Lid on Landlord Troubles
Just as with any business, there are a few essential prerequisites to starting and running a legitimate property management company. One of your most important tasks is to establish a relationship with a competent real estate attorney - your first step toward minimizing your exposure for liability in an inherently risk laden business. The time and money you spend in this effort will be worth its weight in gold! After all, your lawyer will be the one to safeguard you from potential lawsuits, defend you if/when you are sued and assist you with the inevitable unlawful detainer (eviction) process.

The perfect open house. How to have tenants fighting to lease purchase your house
Do you want to have tenants fighting to lease purchase your home? Sure you do! What landlord doesn't? Listen up and let me show you how to accomplish this magical feat. Here is a list of critical things that you must do at every open house if you want to have people literally begging to lease purchase your home. A fresh baked apple pie or some chocolate chip cookies smell delicious, are a nice touch and make your home smell wonderful. Brew a pot of fresh coffee so you can offer it to your guests.

How you can accumulate equity faster than with a mortgage
A comparison of the rate of equity accumulation in a one-year period between renting, owning, and lease purchasing based on the following example: You find a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in a nice part of town. The sales price is $100,000. You convince the landlord/seller to lease purchase it to you. You put down $3,500 (3.5%) as an option deposit which is credited 100% towards the purchase of the home when you buy it plus first month's rent which is $1,000. Each month you receive a $250 (25%) rent credit towards the purchase of the home.

Getting Rich Quick In Real Estate
Getting Rich Quick, that's what we hear all the time. The newspapers, magazines, TV, and radio espouse the idea constantly. One guy got rich in his underwear, another did it by being lazy. It's taught through seminars, infomercials, books, and tapes. One infomercial Guru loves to parade several very nice looking folks holding up big checks. You see them sitting under palm trees by the pool, holding drinks with little umbrellas, smiling, and laughing. Meanwhile you're at home wondering if you have enough credit left on your charge card to pay for your kid's birthday party at the Chucky Cheeses Pizza joint.

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