Make Money With Real Estate PLR Ebook With Audio

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents

Where Can You Find a Real Estate Deal?    4
Compare Similar Properties for Investing    6
How To Find a Motivated Seller    8
How to Create Great Newspapers Ads for Both Buyers and Sellers    10
How to Get a Property Appraisal    12
Learning the Basics of Real Estate Contracts    14
Why You Need to Have a Property Inspection    16
The Difference Between Assumable and Non-Assumable Mortgages    18
When Should You Renovate an Investment Property?    20
When and How You Should Form Real Estate Partnerships    22
The Pros and Cons of Investing In Apartments and Multi Family Properties    24
How To Invest With Bad Credit    28
Determining Your Operating Expenses    30
Computing Real Estate Returns    32

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Where Can You Find a Real Estate Deal?

Once you decide to get into real estate the first thing you have to do is find a property to buy. But wait! Before you trot along to your local realtor, where else can you find a great bargain?

The first place that comes to mind is the Internet. But it’s a big wide cyber world – and you don’t want to purchase an investment property in China if you live in the USA, or vice versa. (Unless you love flying). So make your search very specific. Go by postal code/suburb/price to see what comes up in your preferred area.

The local newspaper is a good bet too, but look especially for those properties that are advertised as ‘For Sale by Owner”. Why? This owner is most likely highly motivated to sell for one reason or another. Another place to watch in the paper is the foreclosure notices. If the bank has foreclosed on a property it will soon be up for sale at a good price. The court proceedings section could also turn up a few good leads for investments. Probate notices could mean that there is a property ripe for the picking. Trustees of an estate may come from afar and be anxious to settle up and get back to their own lives.

Another way to find a good investment property is to simply go for a drive. What to look for? Keep a look out for long grass, unkempt grounds and a deserted look. It will indicate a good price – at least for you – and with a little TLC and elbow grease you’ll transform your ugly duckling into a golden swan, both physically and financially. If you don’t have time to go driving yourself, think about bribing the local paperboy/girl with a few dollars to let you know if they see something you might be interested in. Give them a small notebook with pencil attached to make it easy for them to jot down the addresses, otherwise they are likely to forget.