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<CAUTION> DON'T READ THIS IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 18, PREGNANT, OR A MEMBER OF AL QAEDA
Everyday I get asked by people "How do I get started in real estate investing?" They see the freedom I have to take off work whenever I want (as of the time of this article I only work 25 hours a week), go on
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Understanding Arizona's Foreclosure And Auction Buying
Posted September 12, 2011 by CleverInvestor in Wholesaling & Bird Dogging, General Real Estate Investing, Foreclosure Auctions
Hey Cody Sperber here from ArizonaPropertySuperstore.com and I have had a
few questions regarding "how to bid and win down at the courthouse
steps" here in Arizona. So I just wanted to take a second and break
down Arizona's foreclosure process as well as the process for buying
foreclosures at the c
Big City, Big Rent? Think Again
Posted May 19, 2011 by Robert Eisenstein in Rental Properties/Buy & Hold
Good Morning !
We have just posted in our Blog with the topic, "Big City, Big Rent? Think Again", which examines the painful impact of monthly rent expressed as a percentage of monthly income, along with some surprising results and some surprisingly large/expensive cities missing from t...
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Rent, monthly income, Real Estate, Renters, Toledo, Orlando, Memphis, Detroit, Miami
Good Morning !
We have just posted in our Blog with the topic, "Big Discounts Equal A Pending Buyer Frenzy?", which reviews an article listing the cities with the biggest discount in home prices, and how it relates to the Rent to Own market.
For more information, please see ou...
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Real Estate, Phoenix, Arizona, residential prices, discounts, foreclosure rates, vacancy rates, Mesa, Tucson, Minneapolis
Las Vegas Real Estate Sales at Six Year High
Posted April 20, 2011 by michaeljryanlv in Real Estate News
The values of homes in the greater Las Vegas region are at the level
of homes sold in 1990, the beginning stages of the tech bubble. The
value of existing homes fell dramatically during the first quarter, but
more specifically the month of March which drove sales to their highest
point since mid
