An educational blog about home mortgages, financing, refinancing, mortgage rates, home loans, brokers and suggestions

I know that I told you that I’d show you how $7,500 would make 10,000 about 2 days ago, however, I got sidetracked.  It’s not quite like I have a lesson planner…it’s just how they roll out.  But $7,500 will make $10,000 when the interest over time is applied.   I showed you to negotiate [...]

If you have negotiated for owner financing, you need to consider the terms.  There are a few things that will affect the terms and they are, an existing mortgage, seller’s needs, and flexibility of the seller.  Obviously the seller is fairly flexible if he is considering owner financing, however, you need to know HOW flexible [...]

I will start by saying this: These are advanced techniques used by seasoned real estate investors. Failure to research these techniques can result in financial trouble, Please DO NOT hesitate to ask me questions. Your questions will be answered on my blog. For more guided coaching let me know and I will dicuss some options.
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I have been a real estate investor for about four years, I have snagged some jewels and lost a few.  I have bought bad deals and learned how to make money off of them.  I have flipped a few houses, but prefer to hold onto properties and rent them out.  Like I said, if you [...]

As a child the school would inform your parents as to how well you do by sending home a report card.  As an adult, you too have a report card, it is called your personal financial statement.  I know I’ve touched on this before, even gave you a template for one.  I have discussed your [...]

There are several ways to generate and/or increase passive income; start a business, buy into a franchise, join a network marketing group, or get into real estate.  All require education on your part…and some more than others.
Network Marketing
There seems to be a negative stigma associated with network or Multi-Level Marketing (MLM); often times [...]

Everyone knows you work and you get paid. That is only partially true. When you go to work and clock in, your income is earned income; you put in a week’s worth of work, they pay you for what they think your time is worth (of course, you agree with it by not [...]

Before I begin the next section in looking at creative financing options for real estate purchase, there are some basic financial principles and skills I would like to instill and insist on you knowing.  Some that you may know, some you may not, but you need to take them into consideration.  I am going to [...]