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1: 10 tips to flip!

Buying, renovating and selling a house for profit, known as house flipping, is the latest buzzword in real estate. There is no magical formula to ensure success at flipping houses...

By: Cody THOMAS

2: Foreclosure flipping

In terms of mechanics, foreclosure flipping is very similar to regular property flipping. However, there is added risk when dealing with foreclosure flipping because there is often a heightened pro...

By: Cody THOMAS

3: Is a fixer upper a good idea?

There are a number of decisions to make when looking for a new home. One of these is to determine whether you intend to purchase a home in good condition that can be moved right...

By: Cody THOMAS

4: How to flip a foreclosure?

Flipping real estate is a perfectly legal, highly lucrative method of real estate foreclosure investing. Often mainstream media describes mortgage fraud in terms of flipping real e...

By: Cody THOMAS

5: Buying a pre-foreclosure

The advantages to buying properties from homeowners in default can only be measured by the individual investor. Some do not see enough reward, some think it...

By: Cody THOMAS

6: Real Estate agents and foreclosures

Brokers and Agents should take a good look at the foreclosure marketplace for several reasons, not the least of which is to broaden the range of services they offer and enjoy increased sales.

By: Cody THOMAS

7: The Due on Sale clause

Investing in Foreclosure, my number one concern has always been the due on sale clause from the lender. I recently find out a way to avoid that problem and can sleep better at night i...

By: Cody THOMAS

8: Moral contingencies

A new investor entering the real estate investing market can be very intimidated. That’s why he is tempted to add contingencies to his purchase contracts that allow him to escape from an offer u...

By: Cody THOMAS

9: Making new notes for investment

Turning papers into profitsAs seen on TV, but without to pay for the tapes, here is a good way to make money buying real estate with ...

By: Cody THOMAS

Foreclosure Investing and Economic Cycles

In real estate, the worst of times for most people are often the best of times for real estate investors. Smart real estate investors buy in bad times, because they see days ahead that they know are going to be strong and ...

By: Paul Wells

The Due on Sale clause

Investing in Foreclosure, my number one concern has always been the due on sale clause from the lender. I recently find out a way to avoid that problem and can sleep better at night instead of trying to refin...

By: Cody THOMAS

Foreclosure flipping

In terms of mechanics, foreclosure flipping is very similar to regular property flipping. However, there is added risk when dealing with foreclosure flipping because there is often a heightened probability of unforeseen pr...

By: Cody THOMAS

lawyers are critical of the process.

One in eight homeowners had household debt exceeding half the monthly income in 2008, a recent report says.

is not likely to be sustainable.

Two lending groups are battling in court for control of two huge Manhattan housing complexes, which fell into default in January.

Advocacy groups and election officials fear that the high rate of foreclosures will confuse many about their eligibility to vote.