Cash Buyer Real Estate Investing

Real estate investing has become a very popular entrepreneurial vehicle over the last 50 years or so. When you think about real estate investing, the first thing which probably comes to mind is your home. Of course, real estate investors have lots of other options when it comes to choosing investments.

Here's a look at some of the leading options for real estate cash buying investors.

Find a Real Estate Cash Buyer who invests in Apartments, Condominiums, and Town-homes
Find a Real Estate Cash Buyer who invests in Manufactured, Mobile, and Modular Homes
Find a Real Estate Cash Buyer who invests in Multi-unit real estate
Find a Real Estate Cash Buyer who invests in Raw land
Find a Real Estate Cash Buyer who invests in Single-family home properties.

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How do I invest in real estate with little to no money?

How do I invest in real estate with little to no money?

What if you were told you could get started in real estate with just $17?

Yes…you read that right, $17!

You’re probably thinking, “How can $17 get me in the real estate game?”

While it’s not $1,000,000, $100,000 or $10,000, hey, at least it’s something and never under estimate the value of a dollar.

Just because you don’t have much money to start investing in real estate doesn’t mean you shouldn’t start investing right away.

Actually, the most difficult part of investing in real estate is, “STARTING”.

For those of you who are discouraged because you only have a little bit of money to invest – don’t fret!

$17 can get you in the real estate game more than you realize.

 Here’s how:

1.       FIND REAL ESTATE CASH BUYERS

2.      Get Your Real Estate Cash Buyers' Parameters

3.      Contact an Agent or Broker

4.      Find the properties based on the parameters

5.      Run the numbers

6.      Make a bid and lock up the property

7.      Assign and flip your property to your cash buyer

...REPEAT

Take note, the first thing on the list is to FIND REAL ESTATE CASHBUYERS.

Cash Buyers Lists Never Buy A Home Without It!

You don’t want to purchase a piece of property if you don’t have a buyer already set up.  Here’s how your $17 can change the game of real estate for you.

Cash Buyers Lists provides verified real estate cash buyers in “any city” for “any state”.

That’s right, “ANY CITY FOR ANY STATE!”

Each real estate cash buyers list can contain up to 500 leads of verified real estate cash buyers who have purchased real estate for cash within the last 6 months.

So once you have your verified real estate cash buyers how do you contact them?

Depending on your Cash Buyers Lists package you will be able to obtain phone numbers for your leads.

Don’t wait another moment.  Get started by picking up your first real estate cash buyers list, NOW!

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How do I invest in real estate with little to no money?

How do I invest in real estate with little to no money?

What if you were told you could get started in real estate with just $7?

Yes…you read that right, $7!

You’re probably thinking, “How can $7 get me in the real estate game?”

While it’s not $1,000,000, $100,000 or $10,000, hey, at least it’s something and never under estimate the value of a dollar.

Just because you don’t have much money to start investing in real estate doesn’t mean you shouldn’t start investing right away.

Actually, the most difficult part of investing in real estate is, “STARTING”.

For those of you who are discouraged because you only have a little bit of money to invest – don’t fret!

$7 can get you in the real estate game more than you realize.

 Here’s how:

1.       FIND REAL ESTATE CASH BUYERS

2.      Get Your Real Estate Cash Buyers' Parameters

3.      Contact an Agent or Broker

4.      Find the properties based on the parameters

5.      Run the numbers

6.      Make a bid and lock up the property

7.      Assign and flip your property to your cash buyer

...REPEAT

Take note, the first thing on the list is to FIND REAL ESTATE CASHBUYERS.

You don’t want to purchase a piece of property if you don’t have a buyer already set up.  Here’s how your $7 can change the game of real estate for you.

Cash Buyers Lists provides verified real estate cash buyers in “any city” for “any state”.

That’s right, “ANY CITY FOR ANY STATE!”

Each real estate cash buyers list can contain up to 500 leads of verified real estate cash buyers who have purchased real estate for cash within the last 6 months.

So once you have your verified real estate cash buyers how do you contact them?

Cash Buyers Lists has connected with one of the top informational people search providers in the United States.

You’ll need an account, ($5 per  month), and you can get cracking on sourcing email addresses and phone numbers right away.

It really is that simple.

Don’t wait another moment.  Get started by picking up your first real estate cash buyers list, NOW!

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HOMEOWNERS SAVE MOST WHEN COMBINING INSURANCE

HOMEOWNERS SAVE MOST WHEN COMBINING INSURANCE

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Insurance providers often offer discounts to incentivize policyholders to bundle insurance. The savings depend on the type of insurance being combined, as well as the state the policyholder lives in, according to a recently released study by insuranceQuotes.

"Discounts for bundling auto and home, condo or renters insurance vary by state, and can help many consumers save more than $500 per year," said Laura Adams, senior insurance analyst for insuranceQuotes, in a statement on the study. 

"Combining policies with the same insurer is a simple and easy way to reduce premiums."

Policyholders who bundle auto and homeowners insurance reap the most savings at an average $314 per year, according to the study. Homeowners policies are more expensive than those for condo owners or renters, so the savings are more substantial.
The states with the highest average savings are:

1. Louisiana ($584/year)
2. Oklahoma ($541)
3. Texas ($473)
4. Kansas ($444)
5. Mississippi ($430)
6. Arkansas ($421)
7. Minnesota ($418)
8. Alabama and Missouri ($414)
9. Nebraska ($395)
10. Illinois ($392)

In some cases, however, bundling does not maximize savings, Adams cautioned. It is important to shop around for policies, even if they are from different insurance providers.

"Combining policies usually saves money; however, there are scenarios when using separate providers could be a better option," said Adams. "Always compare quotes both bundled and unbundled."

Source: insuranceQuotes

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DISTRESSED PROPERTY TRANSACTION SKILLS ARE PERENNIAL

DISTRESSED PROPERTY TRANSACTION SKILLS ARE PERENNIAL

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While foreclosures have decreased nationally this year to an 11-year low, there are areas of the country which are showing a surprising increase in foreclosure activity. This may be due to differences in the way specific regions are recovering from the great recession, or because of more recent impacts to local economies driven by things such as changes in oil prices.  As reported recently by REALTOR(R) Magazine, according to RealtyTrac and ATTOM Data Solutions, states seeing recent increases in foreclosure activity include (in order of increase): Delaware, Arizona, Utah, Connecticut, Oregon, South Carolina, Massachusetts, and Virginia.

The article also offers a visual heat map that you can review to see the changes in foreclosure activity in the specific areas you serve. And even while foreclosures have declined overall, there are still 1.4M residential properties nationally that have either been abandoned by their owners during the foreclosure process (so-called "zombie" foreclosures) or are bank-owned but still vacant-especially in Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and Georgia. Banks are eager to get rid of these properties to help ease low inventory concerns.

Knowledge of distressed property transactions is a skill that certainly gains prominence when the national economy is struggling (as it has been), but holds value at all times. It is a perennial skill. There will, unfortunately, always be areas of the country experiencing a downturn. There will always be former and future clients in your market who may face individual hardships over the years and will need your help at a difficult time. You will want to be ready for these situations.

This month's featured course is Short Sales and Foreclosures: What Real Estate Professionals Need to Know, which leads to the Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource(R) (SFR(R)) Certification. The course supports the ongoing demand for real estate professionals who know how to successfully navigate distressed property transactions for seller and buyers.

The course and certification give you a framework for understanding how to direct distressed sellers with confidence and compassion; both offer downloadable and digital resources that you can retain and access when you need to brush-up on any of the information as the need arises.

For more information, visit www.realtor.org.

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DISTRESSED PROPERTY TRANSACTION SKILLS ARE PERENNIAL

DISTRESSED PROPERTY TRANSACTION SKILLS ARE PERENNIAL

Cash Buyers Lists News​​​​​​

While foreclosures have decreased nationally this year to an 11-year low, there are areas of the country which are showing a surprising increase in foreclosure activity. This may be due to differences in the way specific regions are recovering from the great recession, or because of more recent impacts to local economies driven by things such as changes in oil prices.  As reported recently by REALTOR(R) Magazine, according to RealtyTrac and ATTOM Data Solutions, states seeing recent increases in foreclosure activity include (in order of increase): Delaware, Arizona, Utah, Connecticut, Oregon, South Carolina, Massachusetts, and Virginia.

The article also offers a visual heat map that you can review to see the changes in foreclosure activity in the specific areas you serve. And even while foreclosures have declined overall, there are still 1.4M residential properties nationally that have either been abandoned by their owners during the foreclosure process (so-called "zombie" foreclosures) or are bank-owned but still vacant-especially in Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and Georgia. Banks are eager to get rid of these properties to help ease low inventory concerns.

Knowledge of distressed property transactions is a skill that certainly gains prominence when the national economy is struggling (as it has been), but holds value at all times. It is a perennial skill. There will, unfortunately, always be areas of the country experiencing a downturn. There will always be former and future clients in your market who may face individual hardships over the years and will need your help at a difficult time. You will want to be ready for these situations.

This month's featured course is Short Sales and Foreclosures: What Real Estate Professionals Need to Know, which leads to the Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource(R) (SFR(R)) Certification. The course supports the ongoing demand for real estate professionals who know how to successfully navigate distressed property transactions for seller and buyers.

The course and certification give you a framework for understanding how to direct distressed sellers with confidence and compassion; both offer downloadable and digital resources that you can retain and access when you need to brush-up on any of the information as the need arises.

For more information, visit www.realtor.org.

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PENDING HOME SALES HIT LOWEST LEVEL SINCE JANUARY

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After bouncing back in July, pending home sales cooled in August for the third time in four months and to their lowest level since January, according to the National Association of REALTORS(R).
The Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI), a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, declined 2.4 percent to 108.5 in August from a downwardly revised 111.2 in July and is now slightly lower (0.2 percent) than August 2015 (108.7). With last month's decline, the index is now at its second lowest reading this year after January (105.4).

Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, says suffering supply levels have taken the wind out of the momentum the housing market experienced earlier this year. "Contract activity slackened throughout the country in August except for in the Northeast, where higher inventory totals are giving home shoppers greater options and better success signing a contract," he says. "In most other areas, an increased number of prospective buyers appear to be either wavering at the steeper home prices pushed up by inventory shortages or disheartened by the competition for the miniscule number of affordable listings."

According to Yun, evidence is piling up that without more new home construction, the current housing recovery could stall. Housing inventory has declined year-over-year for 15 straight months; properties in August typically sold 11 days quicker than in August 2015, and after increasing 5.1 percent last month, existing-home prices have risen year-over-year for 54 consecutive months.

"There will be an expected seasonal decline in new listings in coming months, which could accelerate price appreciation and make finding an affordable home even more of a struggle for would-be buyers," adds Yun.

Earlier this month, NAR released a new study that revealed single-family home construction is not keeping pace with job creation and is lacking overall in 80 percent of measured metro areas. When combined with the scant supply levels for existing homes, these tight inventory conditions continue to hamper affordability in many of the largest cities in the country-especially those in the West.

"Given the current conditions, there's not much room for sales to march again towards June's peak cyclical sales pace," says Yun.

Following last month's decline, Yun expects existing-home sales in 2016 to be around 5.36 million, a 2.1 percent increase from 2015 and the highest annual pace since 2006 (6.48 million). The national median existing-home price growth is forecast this year to rise around 4 percent.

The PHSI in the Northeast rose 1.3 percent to 98.1 in August, and is now 5.9 percent above a year ago. In the Midwest the index decreased 0.9 percent to 104.7 in August, and is now 1.7 percent lower than August 2015.

Pending home sales in the South declined 3.2 percent to an index of 119.8 in August and are now 1.5 percent lower than last August. The index in the West fell 5.3 percent in August to 102.8, and is now 0.6 percent lower than a year ago.

For more information, visit www.realtor.org.

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TOP TIPS FOR WORKING WITH HISPANIC CLIENTS

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If you’re not working with Hispanic clients, you’re missing a huge market, as they remain one of the fastest growing home-buying demographics.

However, if you’re not Hispanic yourself, there are a few things you might want to know before you dive in. Below are some tips from the top two winners of NAHREPs Top 250award, Mario Negron in Houston, Texas, and Claudia Restrepo in Spokane, Wash.

Don’t forget to listen. "The biggest mistake agents make when working with Hispanic clients is not paying attention," says Negron. For instance, Negron points out that most Hispanic clients are family driven, and this impacts their choice in home location. "We congregate closer to family, relatives. That’s where most agents drop the ball. They show homes far away because they don’t realize what the client wants."

Focus even further on relationship-building. Most agents work to build their relationships with their clients, but when working with the Hispanic demographic, it’s even more important. "Hispanics are very relationship oriented," explains Restrepo. "We want to know who we are doing business with before we actually start working with someone." Be sure to go the extra mile to connect, be present, and show you care not only about making a sale, but about the happiness and well-being of your client.  Pay attention to unique financial needs. Hispanic homeowners are less likely to want to finance a large sum.

"We are not used to borrowing a large amount of money for a long period of time to own a home," explains Restrepo. "We want to pay it off as soon as possible. Those little details make the experience different from any other buyers."

Expect (and respect) a larger family unit. You may be used to working with married teams of two, but Hispanic families tend to include extended family members in their core unit. This could mean that not only are Grandma and Grandpa coming along on your listing tours, but they are going to be involved with their family’s decision-making process, so be sure to address and include them, too.  Real estate professionals should understand the idiosyncrasies of Hispanic culture. By doing so, the transaction will be more successful for everyone involved.

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THE BEST (AND WORST) CITIES TO OWN INVESTMENT PROPERTY

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For those looking to participate in the often volatile and profitable real estate market, GOBankingRates surveyed 61 out of the 100 most populous cities in the U.S. to find the best and worst cities to own investment property.  GOBankingRates analyzed the following factors:

• Employment growth: the percent change in the city’s number of employed people year-over-year
• Population growth: the percent change in the city’s population year-over-year
• Increase in home values: the percent change in the city’s median home value year-over-year
• Years to pay off property: the number of years it would take for rental income to pay off the median home value.

"Growing populations in the top 10 cities on our list are fueling the need for more housing," says Cameron Huddleston, Life + Money columnist for GOBankingRates. "That’s why these cities are such great places to own investment property now. On the other hand, the cities at the bottom of our list have seen little-to-no population growth, so the demand for housing isnt as high, which means real estate investors won’t do as well there."

Stand-Out Study Insights:

• Five out of the 10 best cities to own property are located in Florida and Texas.
• Population levels are actually declining in places like Anchorage and Cleveland, pushing them to the bottom of the list.
• When it comes to real estate investments, Midwest isn't best. None of the Midwest states made it into the top 15 of the best states to own investment property.
• Seattle, Austin and Reno rank among the top 10 places to own investment property. However, it takes 17-19 years to pay off median home values in these cities based on yearly rents.

For more information, visit www.gobankingrates.com.

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