Archive for July, 2008
“Cookie Cutter Rehabbing” Part 1 : Real Estate Investing Renovations
A great way to increase your efficiency and profit when doing rehabs is to Develop a Cookie Cutter Approach. This entails using the same repairs and upgrades in the same way for every house in a given area, price range, or exit strategy. Applying this strategy makes it easier to estimate costs, shop for materials, […]
Continue Reading »They Laughed When I Quit School for Creative Real Estate Investing, but Not When I…
…cashed a check for more than their annual salary! It’s not uncommon in creative real estate investing to make $30,000 or $40,000 or much more on a deal. BUT, there are a number of common roadblocks that keep beginning real estate investors from ever seeing a big fat check like that. Beginning Creative Real Estate […]
Continue Reading »The Contractor Success Triangle : Real Estate Renovations
When getting started investing in 2003, I ran across two properties in dire need of repairs. I purchased both properties at the same time, and my personal creative real estate investing/rehabbing career was under way. I spent the next 3 months rehabbing these properties. I had renovated houses before but for other people. Even with […]
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