Questions To Ask Before Enrolling In A Real Estate Investment Education And/Or Coaching Program
By Mich Phelps | Submitted On April 27, 2012
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If you are like me, then you have an interest in real estate investment and want to do the right thing by educating yourself so that you can obtain your first real estate investment cheque. I have spent thousands of dollars over the years trying to find the company that would help me accomplish this goal. So what did I do? I watched various infomercials on the television with amazing testimonials of real estate investment success. I quickly found that once I registered to attend, my information was sold to various marketing companies, and I was in receipt of invitations to other investment opportunities that I didn 't even know about. Okay. Now I have sifted through all the invitations and I am on my way to a one-day seminar.
For the most part, the information delivered is tantalizing and I am hungry for more knowledge and the opportunity to start working on my first deal. I also find that the information delivered in the one-day seminar is in bits - for a beginner investor, it is not enough material to
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FTM, on the other hand, the new kid on the block, is highly structured. There is a starting point, (usually newbie-friendly); a progression of classes, (often weekly lessons). You know what your goals are. You're led by the hand and shown how to achieve them. You know when the course will be finished. As I like to put it, a good FTM will take you from mystery to
Realtalkeb Expressions was already open for business, but I never had a business plan, administrative structure or a clear vision of what Realtalkeb Expressions was. When I took this class, I pretty much went back to the drawing board. I had to start over. When I thought I was making money I found out I was literally giving away my products and services. Not only that, I thought God gave me one business idea, but by the completion of this class I discovered God gave me an Enterprise.
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Real estate investing does not always have to go the conventional route. If you want to get started investing in real estate but don 't have a lot of cash, you could think about a Sub2 deal. Sub2 is real estate investing lingo for 'subject to '. It means you are just taking over the payments for the existing mortgage, and the seller will deed the property over to you. This way you are not taking out any formal financing, but you and the seller will have a written contract that the deal is subject to you taking over payments on the original mortgage. Since most banks do not issue assumeable mortgages anymore, this is a way of making it assumeable on your own. You can then agree to give the sellers a lump sum when you sell the property. Why would someone want to let you have the house for taking over the loan? Well, there are many reasons why. It could be a divorce, and the parties are not speaking to each other. It could be a pre-foreclosure property, where the owners are unable to make payments anymore and need help fast. Or possibly a job transfer, and the owner is now carrying two mortgages. You are offering the owners a fast solution. It 's not like them having to put the property on the market and wait until it sells. Some of these people don 't have that kind of time. By you taking over payments, it is an immediate relief of payment burdens on the seller, and they will often be happy to wait a bit for the lump sum. An example transaction would be this: A prospective