Comments on: Role Of Real Estate Agent In Vacation And Second Home Markets http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm Sun, 28 Mar 2010 07:52:10 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jarsh http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1063 Jarsh Mon, 07 Sep 2009 00:57:50 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1063 Hi there, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN REAL ESTATE INVESTING ON THE PLANET!!! Now is the best time in history to learn various ways to invest in real estate without using any of your own money. You sound extremely motivated. So I thought I would send you this website to read how to can join the best investor learning program and even start off for free. -If your like me and decide after a week or two that you want to get more information and come to our Live and In debt webcast. You can join as platium member.FOR LIFE!!! This will keep you motivated.... I joined as platium member for these reasons: .It's a Lifetime membership - unlike most programs are only 30 or 60 days .If you are on the call with millionaire John Alexander and you ask a question- You will get an answer .If you join under someone like myself- I become your lifetime sponsor .You will be introduced to over 15 different ways to make money without using your own cash I could go on and on So Here's the link and shoot me an email if you have questions..SIMPLY click on any hyperlink for a FRee video! CLICK ON THE LINK _ THEN YOU CAN click on Tour at the site... http://learnrealesateinvestingsecretsfree.blogspot.com/ START LEARNING NOW FREE ! http://weprovidethecash.com/?id=timesavers Looking forward to hearing from you! Warmest Wishes! Hi there,
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INVESTING ON THE PLANET!!!
Now is the best time in history to learn various ways to invest in real estate without using any of your own money.
You sound extremely motivated. So I thought I would send you this website to read how to can join the best investor learning program and even start off for free.
-If your like me and decide after a week or two that you want to get more information and come to our Live and In debt webcast.
You can join as platium member.FOR LIFE!!! This will keep you motivated….
I joined as platium member for these reasons:
.It's a Lifetime membership – unlike most programs are only 30 or 60 days
.If you are on the call with millionaire John Alexander and you ask a question- You will get an answer
.If you join under someone like myself- I become your lifetime sponsor
.You will be introduced to over 15 different ways to make money without using your own cash
I could go on and on
So Here's the link and shoot me an email
if you have questions..SIMPLY click on any hyperlink for a FRee video!
CLICK ON THE LINK _ THEN YOU CAN click on Tour at the site…
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]]> By: jussincred http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1054 jussincred Sun, 06 Sep 2009 21:00:53 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1054 I agree for sure with you Donnie. This guy is good. I agree for sure with you Donnie. This guy is good.

]]> By: 99TJ http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1064 99TJ Sun, 06 Sep 2009 20:06:27 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1064 Your best bet are duplexes for rent or buying a house that needs a lot of cosmetic repairs. You just need to make sure you have enough money to pay the mortgage until it sells. The "real investors" purchase now and hold on until the market is high. Buy low, sell high pertains to real estate investor too. A real investor does not buy high and sell a little higher. Your best bet are duplexes for rent or buying a house that needs a lot of cosmetic repairs. You just need to make sure you have enough money to pay the mortgage until it sells. The "real investors" purchase now and hold on until the market is high. Buy low, sell high pertains to real estate investor too. A real investor does not buy high and sell a little higher.

]]> By: sinceredollars2005 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1059 sinceredollars2005 Sun, 06 Sep 2009 07:13:55 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1059 Yes, you can, but if you have never owned real property previously, you need to learn a lot before you get started. You will be dealing with people who do this type of work day in and day out. You will be dealing with Mortgage companies, Title Companies, your County (taxes and deeds), as well as everyday people who might know more than you do. There are forms, contracts, not to mention home inspectors, etc ... If I were just starting out now in real estate, I would do these three things first - 1. Learn how things are done in your part of the world. This includes all of the paperwork involved. 2. Find out how much it really costs! Title companies charge more fees than just about any other business I have ever seen, but they are very good at what they do, you definitely get what you pay for. This is not the area to cut corners. 3. Make sure you don't overlook the best deals. When I started out, I worked the area within 10 miles of my home and missed out on a lot of opportunities. If I had been willing to do a little more driving, I probably could have had an easier time because I would not have been limiting myself geographically. Yes, you can, but if you have never owned real property previously, you need to learn a lot before you get started. You will be dealing with people who do this type of work day in and day out. You will be dealing with Mortgage companies, Title Companies, your County (taxes and deeds), as well as everyday people who might know more than you do. There are forms, contracts, not to mention home inspectors, etc …

If I were just starting out now in real estate, I would do these three things first -
1. Learn how things are done in your part of the world. This includes all of the paperwork involved.
2. Find out how much it really costs! Title companies charge more fees than just about any other business I have ever seen, but they are very good at what they do, you definitely get what you pay for. This is not the area to cut corners.
3. Make sure you don't overlook the best deals. When I started out, I worked the area within 10 miles of my home and missed out on a lot of opportunities. If I had been willing to do a little more driving, I probably could have had an easier time because I would not have been limiting myself geographically.

]]> By: missthankyou http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1061 missthankyou Sun, 06 Sep 2009 06:55:41 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1061 Check out your local Real Estate investment Group ( http://www.reia.org/ ) or check out the Cashflow Clubs from Richdad.com -Angela http://www.ratraceclub.com Check out your local Real Estate investment Group ( http://www.reia.org/ )

or check out the Cashflow Clubs from Richdad.com

-Angela
http://www.ratraceclub.com

]]> By: jussincred http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1052 jussincred Sat, 05 Sep 2009 18:38:29 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1052 How exactly do you know this info and is it fact or fiction? WHy do you say he is crook.Let me in on the secret. How exactly do you know this info and is it fact or fiction? WHy do you say he is crook.Let me in on the secret.

]]> By: stonecoldjason http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1051 stonecoldjason Sat, 05 Sep 2009 15:05:48 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1051 This guy is like all the others now getting in trouble with this couching scame whre they will hold your hand threw deals This guy is like all the others now getting in trouble with this couching scame whre they will hold your hand threw deals

]]> By: contingentlaw http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1058 contingentlaw Sat, 05 Sep 2009 03:13:10 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1058 Most government grants are in blighted areas where they want to spur rehabilitation of neighborhood properties. As far as I know there are no federal grants avalable unless you are revitalizing a property which will end up on the national register of historic properties, but these would have little to no profit potential due to the high cost of rehab to get the property to standards. The local programs generally only give 5-20k for help in rehabbing homes, but unfortunately come with so many strings attached that you will be begging them to take their money back just so you can get them out of your hair. Once you invite them in, you many times lose the grandfather clauses on any number of code requirements that have been put in place since the particular home was built and you have to spend as much if not more than the grant money to get the place up to the government standards that they require in exchange for the grant. In my honest opinion, better to just get your own loan and go it alone.... Most government grants are in blighted areas where they want to spur rehabilitation of neighborhood properties. As far as I know there are no federal grants avalable unless you are revitalizing a property which will end up on the national register of historic properties, but these would have little to no profit potential due to the high cost of rehab to get the property to standards. The local programs generally only give 5-20k for help in rehabbing homes, but unfortunately come with so many strings attached that you will be begging them to take their money back just so you can get them out of your hair. Once you invite them in, you many times lose the grandfather clauses on any number of code requirements that have been put in place since the particular home was built and you have to spend as much if not more than the grant money to get the place up to the government standards that they require in exchange for the grant.

In my honest opinion, better to just get your own loan and go it alone….

]]> By: joe t http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1065 joe t Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:08:39 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1065 cash flow, cash flow, cash flow, cash flow and cash flow. People that get into investment real estate hear all the stories about NO MONEY DOWN. But the problem is, that you lose money every month. Rents are less then expenses. My rule of thumb is that my PITI equals 50 percent (or less) of my gross monthly rent. The other 50% is NOT profit, but covers up keep and other expenses. On all my properties I have a positive cash flow and a ROI of around 14% per year (before taxes and tax breaks). cash flow, cash flow, cash flow, cash flow and cash flow.

People that get into investment real estate hear all the stories about NO MONEY DOWN. But the problem is, that you lose money every month. Rents are less then expenses.

My rule of thumb is that my PITI equals 50 percent (or less) of my gross monthly rent. The other 50% is NOT profit, but covers up keep and other expenses.

On all my properties I have a positive cash flow and a ROI of around 14% per year (before taxes and tax breaks).

]]> By: donnie2164 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1055 donnie2164 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 07:04:49 +0000 http://www.rexprofessional.com/role-of-real-estate-agent-in-vacation-and-second-home-markets.htm#comment-1055 This fellow is good, Not a bad facilitator.I loved it please more. thank you . This fellow is good, Not a bad facilitator.I loved it please more. thank you .

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