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Question: Has anyone ever heard of the play “Real Estate”?
If so, could you give me a site on which i could find it?
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Answer by Tinpanallycat
the only thing I can find of is that crappy thing on YOUTUBE or FACEBOOK or one of those childish chat sites.. .. there has NEVER been a REAL play or musical by that name.
Question: is anyone into realestate investing,or looking for partners in the Greenville area?
im trying like crazy to get into this stuff with no money out of pocket,im trying to “flip” houses , just buy ,fix,sell. I have a good bit of helpfull resources and have been to a few county sales im looking for the secrets , the really good bits of info that will help me find the good deals. im a young guy and have about 5 years of a wide array of construction under my belt. im also wondreing if anyone that is already doing this type of thing is willing to partner up or cut me in to get houses ready to sell, in the greenville SC area anything will help , thanks
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Answer by Matt J
Real Estate Agents may be able to help
http://www.realestateagentlive.com/
Question: Has anyone ever heard of “drop ship real estate”?
Has anyone watched the 1 hour video about drop shipping real estate?
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Answer by FREDYG
no
Question: I’m in need of a hard money loan in Florida. Can anyone help me find this type of loan?
I’m a Professional that is looking to get into “flipping” houses. I have located properties that are 65% to 70% ARV. If anyone knows of a Hard Money Lender or Private Investor I would appreciate your help.
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Answer by mcmufin
This is the wrong time to do it here. You’re finding homes with such a low price to assessed value ratio for two reasons. First, no one is buying and prices are falling. There is so much inventory both on the market and not on the market (homes built by construction companies but not offered for sale so the builder’s homes that are not listed for sale so those offered for sale might go for a higher price) that it will be at least a year before prices stabilize, let alone start to rise. It could be as long as two or three years before prices bottom out.
Second, the assessed value is based upon when the homes sold during the real estate bubble. Prices were artificially high then. A house might have sold for $ 500,000.00 then, but it is only worth $ 300,000.00 now. The property is assessed at $ 500,000.00 because that is what it sold for, even if it is only worth $ 300,00.00 now.
I know many people made hundreds of thousands of dollars during the bubble, but they also caused the bubble, and they are now left holding devalued properties.
Question: Anyone have any information on “flipping” a house? Is the stuff on TV the real thing or is bad too often?
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Answer by Mia R
My father did that long before that term was used. He made a ton on most of the houses and lost most of it all on the last one.
The market went bad and he lost his shirt. I learned from watching him that it is a lot of work. You find many things that are bad that you didn’t have the knowledge to see before you bought.
Still he made money because he did almost all the work himself. He was semi-retired by then and had the time. If he quite his job to do it, he would have lost a lot of income.
I know from him and from a friend that this is not a job for those who don’t know what they are doing. If you don’t do a lot of it yourself, it will cost you a fortune to rebuilt some of these houses. Way more than you can sell them for.
Some people get lucky and make a lot of money. Some loose a lot of money.
As an example, I bought an item at an auction for $ 2. I immediately put it on Ebay and got $ 250. No one at the auction knew what it was, except me. The same thing can be done on a house. Someone is going to get that big bargain, will it be you? Or did you get the sow’s ear that was wrapped up like a silk purse?
Question: I am confused about the question in FAFSA and CSS, anyone help?
This is the question I saw in FAFSA: As of today, what is the net worth of your parents’ investments, including real estate (not your parents’ home)?
And I see “real estate” in CSS too, and is real estate must excluding my home?
Also, I have to estimate my last year income, I had a part time job before. My question is should I add up all the salary before tax or after tax?
thanks!
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Answer by nice
hey.. i have recently filled out my fafsa and css profile as well… so i think i know
so in the side bar of the questions, they tell you what lines of your parents w2 or tax return form to look at.. and you go through the line and look at the amount of money there and put the amount as your ans…
they seriously give you specific line and page number
good luck!
Question: Has anyone purchased and used any of these Real Estate Investment programs?
Has anyone purchased any of these ? ..much more importantly actually USED them. I am not the least bit interested in any responses from people that do not have DIRECT personal experience with these programs. I don’t want any uninformed opinions of these. Those would be meaningless and worthless.
Sometime ago I bought Carleton Sheets program and I had heard both good and bad, though I’m convinced that it is at least legitimate. I am just now going through it. I’ve also looked at Matt Gillogly’s “Business Building Secrets of Renegade Christian Investors” and Bill Vaughn’s “The Simple Man’s Guide to Real Estate”. The reviews that I’ve read of the last two are excellent. I’ve investigated and dismissed programs from about a dozen other Real Estate “Gurus” that were basically scams.
I want input (success or failures) on just these. Again, I want only actual experience from someone who has really put the concepts to work.. that have really put them completely to the test..
The first response was exactly what I said that I did NOT want. As I put in my question, such a type response is meaningless and worthless. Apparently he did not read my question completely. Incidentally and for his information, I have a Bachelors degree and 3 Professional Designations. Learning from other experts in any field is the fastest way of
getting to a higher level of success without having to waste time and doing things on a “trial and error” basis or method. That is what text books are for in “higher learning”! Thinking such as what was expressed in that response is totally flawed.. I certainly hope that the other responses will be more meaningful and valuable!!
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Answer by BabiesDaddy
If you need these programs than you should not be investing in Real Estate anyway. If you went to school and have some common sense, you will know that all those programs are scams. Everybody has their own style and it is up to you to develope yours. Be an innovator not a follower of someone elses concepts. Good Luck!!