Where to Find Great Real Estate Investing Loans

December 7, 2007 by 7figprof

You can get a real estate investment loan from commercial banks, private lenders, credit unions, savings banks, and savings and loan associations.

In fact, wherever you get your regular financing and loans, chances are good that you can also get a loan to start your career as a real estate entrepreneur. Of course, just because your regular financial institution offers a real estate investment loan does not mean that you should take out that loan.

Like all debts, you will want to do your research and find not only a loan with a great rate, but also one with great terms.

Before you even go hunting for your real estate investment loan, you may want to take stock. Research the types of loans available. You will find that there are many types of real estate investment loan services out there, so you need to get familiar with the jargon.

For example:

  • You may encounter a loan called the residential category loan or the Non-Owner Occupied (NOO) loan.

  • This is for investment properties under 4 units which are purchased for future appreciation and rental.

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If You’re Not Investing Money, You’re Losing It!

December 5, 2007 by 7figprof

If You’re Not Investing Money, You’re Losing It!

If you’re not investing money, you may actually be losing money and net worth in the long term. In the past, a secure, well paying job was enough. Workers generally had the same job and career for their entire lifetimes. Today, this is no longer the case. The economy is changing so rapidly that most people have multiple careers as well as jobs. Unfortunately, inflation is rising at such a rate that even well-paid workers who do not invest can end up with absolutely nothing after years of hard work. Is possible to work for 40 hours a week, every week of the year, and still have nothing to show for it at retirement.

In contrast, those who are investing money find that they have less to worry about because they are creating a passive income. A passive income means that we do not have to get up and work. The money works for us, generating true wealth. To understand this, consider that workers are paid an hourly wage and only earn while actually working. During their leisure time, they are earning nothing at all. This means that there is a ceiling on how much money they can make, based on how long they are able to work. When you decide to start investing money, on the other hand, your money earns money for you around the clock, whether you are working, relaxing, or sleeping.

This ensures that the amount of money you can make is virtually unlimited.

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The Hidden Benefits Of Real Estate and Investment Seminars – Going Beyond Education

December 4, 2007 by 7figprof

Real estate seminars are held across the world on a daily basis.

But why travel, and sit down with a bunch of sweaty, smelly people on an uncomfortable chair for 2 hours, shaking hands with someone who probably hasn’t washed their paw in two days, all the while you’re packed into some 3-star hotel room by your local airport, and freeze your butt off because the air conditioning’s been cranked too high?

Well, that was the old way of doing things….nowadays, real estate and investment seminars have changed in more ways than one…and it serves your greater benefit so you’ll never have to waste your time like that again.

If you are interested in learning about real estate investments, you certainly have many ways to learn. Your local bookseller likely has bookshelves of books about the subject. Your local community or college likely has courses promising to teach you about investment. There are also tapes, television shows, blogs, and entire web sites devoted to the subject. While all of these learning tools can be useful, though, many beginning investors find that, dollar for dollar, home investing seminars provide exceptional value.

Real estate and investment seminars are now delivered in many styles and forms, from online tutorials to telephone sessions. They all have one thing in common, however: they allow you to learn the ins and outs of real estate investment in absolute comfort from your own home.

There are some hidden benefits to these types of real estate and investment seminars, as well:

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6 Ways To Know if You Have The Traits To Succeed at Real Estate Investing

December 3, 2007 by 7figprof

6 Ways To Know if You Have The Traits To Succeed at Real Estate Investing

US author Dorothy Parker once said “I’ve never been a millionaire but I just know I’d be darling at it.”

You may well sympathize with her opinion.

In fact, many people who are interested in becoming a real estate investor initially get interested in the business because they realize just how powerful – and how profitable – property investments can be. Beginning in real estate investing can literally turn someone with few assets into a millionaire quite quickly compared to the time it would take to generate 7 figures by holding down a day job.

Before you begin real estate investing, however, some introspection is in order.

The fact is, although investing in real estate is a very lucrative and exciting, the majority of new investors drop out of the business within three months of starting. The reasons for this vary, but looking at the successful investors, it very quickly becomes apparent that those who are successful at investing in real estate have a few traits in common.

You are far more likely to succeed if:

1) You like money. If you have any issues about money or if you are not sure whether you deserve financial success, you may want to take care of those issues before you start investing in real estate. If you see money as dirty or as negative, the large amounts of money you can make in the business can be unnerving and you may sabotage your own success.

Get comfortable with money first so that you can enjoy your affluence.

2) You are prepared to work. Successful investors do not spend many hours a day at the office, but investing in real estate does take work, especially at the beginning. You need to be willing to find properties, learn about the business, secure financing and do everything else necessary for success.

The good news is that once you have been investing in real estate for a while, some of these things will become automatic and you will be able to sit back and enjoy not only more wealth but more time as well.

3) You are responsible. Investing in real estate requires professionalism. You need to show up as scheduled and you need to deliver on your promises.

4) You like people. One of the most exciting things about investing in real estate is that it allows you to interact with many successful, fascinating people. You are far more likely to succeed if you genuinely enjoy meeting and interacting with others.

5) You want to help. Investing in real estate is not just about making money for yourself – although that is part of it. Investing in real estate also means helping others. Approaching your business with an intent to help is very important. For example, you will want to be a good investment for your lender. You will want to help your tenants or buyers get a great property. You will want to help sellers get a fair deal.

Helping others as you invest in real estate helps make you an even bigger success, and ensures that your new career is very rewarding as well.

6) You enjoy challenges and learning new things.  Learning about new properties, new loans and new techniques for success is the cornerstone for investing in real estate. Those who really excel at investing in real estate are lifelong learners, always reading books and learning new tricks of the trade.

To Massive Profits.

Brad Wozny

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Read this if you think you might want to be a real estate investor

November 29, 2007 by 7figprof


Becoming a real estate investor should be seriously considered before investing in your first property.

Today, there are many career and part time business opportunities that promise to help you live a life of greater wealth and freedom. There are, for example, work-at-home opportunities that promise to allow you to stay at home, parked in front of a glowing computer screen and promising you’ll be earning a good living. The fact is, you can become an entrepreneur in just about every field. You can own a chain of stores, start your own home-based business, or you can sell your own information products such as audio discs or online courses online.

With all these options, why should you become a real estate investor?

In my opinion, even with the many opportunities out there today, becoming a real estate investor is still one of the smartest choices for many would-be entrepreneurs, and here’s why. Unlike other choices:

Becoming a real estate investor can actually carry less risk.

The truth is, everyone needs real estate sooner or later. Businesses need retail space in order to house their shops or store their supplies, and families need homes in which to live.

This constant demand ensures that the smart real estate investor always has willing audiences looking for his or her product. This is simply not true of people who sell information products or who work at home at other careers.

Secondly, the earning potential for real estate investors are sky-high.

Because real estate investors are selling very high tag items — homes sell for anywhere from tens of thousands to millions of dollars — the profit margins can be terrific.

At the same time, start up costs for the real estate investor are not prohibitive. If you want to own your own chain of restaurants, you may need to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars or go deep into debt in order to purchase the space, supplies, and in order to hire the staff. You can realistically become a real estate investor while still at college and living in a dorm room.

You do not have to have specialized knowledge, tons of ready cash, or much of anything else except knowledge and focused determination. The truth is, there are already a number of mortgage products, loan products, and other financial resources in place to help the would-be real estate investor get started. After the first real estate deal or two, the real estate investor generally has enough money of his or her own to start investing in more properties.

Therefore, the real estate investor does not have to stay in debt and therefore face the risk of losing money in a bad economy.

Thirdly, becoming a real estate investor can be deeply satisfying.

A real estate investor helps families find an ideal home, helps people with bad credit find a property that they thought they could not afford, and helps businesses established a base of operations. It can be truly rewarding for the real estate investor to make such a deep impact on people’s lives. At the same time, the real estate investor enjoys complete freedom. He or she does not have to report to a boss, spend hours in a cubicle, or even spend hours at home.

“This sort of freedom — combined with the truly awesome earnings potential of being an investor — makes real estate investing a wonderful part time business opportunity.”

If you want to earn a real living while enjoying greater freedom, consider all your options. Once you do, you may find that becoming a real estate investor makes the most sense. This is the opportunity that allows you to survive in just about every economy and allows you to enjoy a truly rewarding career and truly terrific profits.

To Massive Profits.

Brad Wozny

Founder, GREATRealEstateInvestingINFO.com

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Here’s what it’s about!

November 27, 2007 by 7figprof

I’m all about investing in real estate. You see, I’m a former forest firefighter and Search & Rescue qualified Infantry Reservist who stepped onto the corporate treadmill… Not long ago, I worked 80 hours a week and busted my tail to add millions of dollars to my boss’s bottom line.

My reward? Getting “stabbed in the back” by the VP of my department and losing out on tens of thousands of dollars that I earned.

And you know what? That was one of the BEST days of my life because it was my first step on the path to investing in real estate, building a real estate business and becoming a Real Estate Investor.

Just three years ago, I began my career investing in real estate and in my first 93 days as an investing beginner, I made more than 11 times my annual salary.

Now, I’m my own boss and I work whenever, wherever, and however I want, and helping others to do this too.

Let me ask you this: Are you looking at flipping houses? Thought about online investing? Curious about short sales? Just need some help with investing? Or are beginning investing and simply looking for some investing money and don’t know where to go?

That is all here and more. We have members who are seasoned real estate investors that help beginner real estate investors – for free – learn how to do things like real estate no money down (out of their pocket), and much, much more.

Just imagine this – what if you could have the “keys to the investment kingdom”, wouldn’t your real estate investment business skyrocket?

Well, I founded www.GREATrealestateINVESTINGINFO.com to do just that. Because investing in real estate is truly the best way to create wealth and live very, very well. That’s why we do our best to ensure that every real estate investor has the opportunity here to find more deals, with bigger profits, and no hassle. Everything you need to succeed is here under one virtual ‘roof’.