Whereas not all abandoned or distressed properties will require extensive rehabbing, many properties will benefit from a touch up. The question many homeowners have is: what real estate tip would be most beneficial in helping the bottom line? First, there are two main rooms of any investment property that must be winners for you to [...]
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MY FIRST REHAB – Kimberly Smith
In my quest to start creating wealth for me and my family, I embarked on an awesome adventure in real estate investing. I had attended the Donald Trump Expo, gotten advice from various successful investors and I felt that I was ready to go. I sat down, defined my criteria on paper and started looking [...]
Real Estate Investing Systems
Real estate investing is a business and successful businesses utilize systems. This video talks about the importance of systems and how effectively they work for real estate investor, Terry Kerr. Also, pay attention to how he has narrowed down his investment strategy and niche market.
REHAB INSURANCE – Protecting Your Investment
By Anita Clinton As a real estate investor, a good insurance agent is definitely someone you want on your team. Having the proper insurance in place protects you and your property in the event of unforeseen losses and/or damages. The type of insurance you will need will vary depending on the type and intent of [...]
MY 1ST REHAB: Cheron Williams
By Cheron Williams Venturing into unknown territory can be a little frightening in the beginning. Despite all the books, seminars, lectures, and talks with investors, going for my first rehab property was still challenging. I decided I wanted a multi-unit building and I found a 2-Unit on the Westside of Chicago. Before buying this property, [...]
11 Steps to Choosing The Right Contractor
By Angela Walker Before I begin sharing with you my experience in dealing with contractors, let me give you the definition of the word contractor from Webster’s point of view – a contractor is one that agrees to furnish materials or perform services at a specified price, especially for construction work. It all started about [...]
Rehabber’s Corner: REHABBING IN CHALLENGING TIMES
by Scott Rubin The Perfect Storm – when the housing market and the lending market crash at the same time. I’ve always considered myself somewhat of a philosopher. Even my projects are less about nails and studs and more about how you feel when you walk into that room where those nails and studs might [...]
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