NRIs flood govt with real estate grievances – Economic Times
December 31, 2009 on 12:00 am | In Real Estate | No CommentsNRIs flood govt with real estate grievances – Economic Times
NEW DELHI: A real-life version of `Khosla ka ghosla’ is being played out with an increasing number of non-resident Indians (NRIs). Complaints of real estate deals going sour, illegal encroachment and unauthorised occupation of properties have flooded
Kingsbury Capital Partners, LLC Announces Formation of Real Estate – PR.com
Kingsbury Capital Partners, LLC represents an Omaha based Real Estate Investment Fund, looking to make principal investments in residential and commercial non-performing loans, distressed assets, and select commercial and residential development
5 Tricks To Make It Big With Real Estate Investing.
December 30, 2009 on 1:01 pm | In Real Estate | No Comments>
Real estate investing is one of the most attractive ways of making good money (that is if you do it correct). Moreover, real estate investing is also a lot of fun. A lot of people practice real estate investing as their core profession and, in fact, make a lot of money that way.
Real estate investing is really an art and, like any art, it takes time to master the art of real estate investing. The key, of course, is to buy at a lower price and sell at higher price and make a profit even after paying all the costs involved in the two (buy/sell) transactions.
Generally, people are of the opinion that real estate investing makes sense only when the rates are on the rise. However, real estate investing for profits is possible just about any time (and as I just said, real estate investing is an art). Here is a list of tricks that can make real estate investing profitable for you:
1) Look for public auctions, divorce settlements and foreclosures (bank/FHA/VA): Since quick settlement is the preference here (and not price), you might get a property at a price that is much lower than the prevailing market rate. You can then make arrangements to sell it at the market rate over a short period of time. However, make sure that the property is worth the price you are paying.
2) Looking for old listings: The old listings that are still unsold may provide you with good real estate investing opportunities. Just get hold of an old newspaper and call up the sellers. They might have given up hope of selling that property at all and with a bit of negotiation you can get the property for a real low price.
3) The hidden treasure: A really old (and dirty) looking house may scare off buyers. But this might be your chance for real estate investing that can yield good profits. So, explore such properties and check if spending a bit on them can make them shine. You can get these at very low prices and make a big profit in a short time.
4) Team up with attorneys: There are a number of attorneys who handle property sales on behalf of sellers or in special circumstances (like the death of the property owner). They might sometimes be looking to dispose off the property rather quickly and hence at a low price. Be the first one to grab such real estate investing opportunities and enjoy the profits.
5) Keep tab on the newspaper announcements: Property sell offs due to deaths, divorce settlements, immediate cash requirements and other reason are frequently announced in local papers. Keep track of such real estate investing avenues.
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Commercial real estate foreclosures more than double in Austin area – Austin American-Statesman
December 30, 2009 on 3:01 am | In Real Estate | No CommentsCommercial real estate foreclosures more than double in Austin area – Austin American-Statesman
The service reported that 851 postings were filed on commercial properties in 2009. Last year, there were 410 listings. George Roddy Sr., president of Foreclosure Listing Service, said he expects commercial foreclosures to remain at the current level
Many mine Bible for money wisdom during downturn – Baltimore Sun
BOSTON – A Hummer, a 1957 hot rod, a comfortable house in a gated community if Bob Vigliotti wanted something, he bought it. Cash or credit didn’t matter. As a successful commercial real estate developer from Naples, Fla., he could afford it
California Department of Real Estate Shuts Down Loan Modification – PR Inside
Whitfield Financial Services Inc. (Whitfield), which operated a statewide loan modification business, surrendered its real estate license in lieu of defending accusations of violations of the real estate law at an administrative hearing. The license
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