How To Sell Houses In A Down Market For Full Market Value
Article by Robyn Thompson Many real estate investors shy away from the ugly house business because they fear selling houses in a depressed real estate market. We have all heard the horror stories of real estate investors who lose their shirt because they get stuck with a property they just can’t sell or rent. I am here to tell you that this does not have to happen to you, but there are...
Read MoreNine Strategies For Growing Your Home Renovating Business
Article by Robyn Thompson I have become financially independent renovating houses, and you can do the same; however, if you aren’t prepared, the process can become completely overwhelming. To help you avoid the pitfalls that are out there, I have developed nine key strategies to assist you in growing your house renovation business. If you are willing to learn from my experience, you will...
Read More10 Questions To Ask A Remodeling Contractor
Article by Larry Goins 1. Are you licensed? Most states require contractors, even sub-contractors to be licensed. Make sure your contractor is properly licensed. Anyone can say they are licensed. Make the contractor prove it by either showing you the license or giving you a copy of it. Remember to check the expiration date. Being licensed is the law. If a contractor cannot produce a valid...
Read More11 Secrets To Choosing A Remodeling Contractor
Article by Larry Goins Secret #1: You cannot always rely on the Better Business Bureau to determine whether a contractor is qualified or not Many people feel that if the Better Business Bureau does not have any complaints against a company, they must be a reputable firm. Unfortunately this just is not true. You cannot rely on the Better Business Bureau to determine whether you are dealing...
Read MoreAn Easy Guide To Flipping Houses
Article by Larry Goins There are many lucrative options for getting started in the real estate without going through the process of becoming a real estate agent. Although becoming a real estate agent is an excellent option for making money in real estate, it is not an option that is feasible for everyone. Aside from becoming a real estate agent, one of the most basic ways to make money in the...
Read MoreHow To Prescreen Contractors To Build A Dream Team To Get The Job Done
Article by Robyn Thompson Many real estate investors shy away from the ugly house business because they fear hiring contractors. We have all heard the horror stories of rehabbers who loose their shirt because a contractor took them to the cleaners. I am here to tell you that contractors can be your worst enemy or your best friend, depending if you hire a good one or a bad one. So how can...
Read MoreCT REIA Member “In The News”
Ken Potter, CT REIA MEMBER "In The News" Flipping houses looks easy, at least the way they do it on TV. On programs including A&E’s "Flip This House" and Bravo’s "Flipping Out," rehabbers snap up dilapidated properties, foreclosures and handyman specials, they remodel in a mad frenzy, and, if all goes according to plan, they sell for handsome...
Read MoreHow To Manage Multiple Projects Effectively
Article by Paul Esajian Often time’s people ask me how I have been able to manage between 15-25 projects at one time and not lose all my hair. Although I must admit that I have lost quite a bit of hair from the many mistakes I have made along the way, I have noticed recently that it is slowly growing back as I get better at learning how to manage my contractors more effectively and avoid...
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