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Turning Trailer Courts in to Communities Part 4 by Doug Ottersberg Thursday, June 05, 2008 (69 reads)
Now that we've found our acquisition candidate and have come to a preliminary meeting of the minds with the seller, we need to spend some time and money to see if we want to take the "relationship" further. Before we get too deep into the process, there are five items we should be aware of and think about as we progress.
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Affordable Housing in High Demand by Doug Ottersberg Thursday, June 05, 2008 (71 reads)
You’ve no doubt heard the complaint: everything just keeps getting more and more expensive, especially housing! All one need do is review housing costs across the country over the last few years to confirm the validity of that statement. The only thing that most people would complain about not going up as quickly is, of course, their wages! As housing costs continue to rise, will investors still be able to make money investing in the housing market? Of course! Sign up to see more |
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Niche Market = Wealth - By Doug Ottersberg Thursday, June 05, 2008 (76 reads)
In many areas of the country today, investors are finding greater competition for fewer deals. Rising interest rates and housing prices make it difficult not only for the investor to find attractive deals, but also shut many potential home buyers out of the market. What can you do about this situation?
Savvy investors have long known that it’s to their advantage to operate in a niche business. They also educate themselves to operate in a wide variety of market and economic conditions. As housing costs and interest rates rise, the pool of potential single-family home buyers shrinks and the pool of renters rises, thereby creating opportunity for investors that can use this to their advantage. Sign up to see more |
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Low Entry Cost + More Deals -- By Doug Ottersberg Thursday, June 05, 2008 (63 reads)
As we discussed in an earlier article, rising interest rates and housing prices make it difficult not only for the investor to find attractive deals, they also shut many potential home buyers out of the market.
When I began investing in real estate, I studied with some teachers that many consider to be among the most creative minds in the business. (Jimmy Napier and Jack Miller to name a couple.) They had to be creative to make investing work under the market and regulatory conditions they found themselves operating in, and they looked for ways to make money no matter what was thrown at them! Sign up to see more |
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Create Your Own Cash Flow Generator by Doug Ottersberg Thursday, June 05, 2008 (64 reads)
As a new investor, I was told there were many things I must learn and many disciplines that I must master to become wealthy. Two of the most important concepts I learned, while simple to comprehend, are also the hardest to master for many investors. After having spent the last dozen or so years utilizing them, I can say whole heartedly that all investors would be wise to incorporate them into their own philosophy:
- Get something working FOR you, other than YOU;
- Some part of each days work should benefit you in the future
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Fantastic Returns by Doug Ottersberg Thursday, June 05, 2008 (63 reads)
In previous articles we’ve taken a look at various ways investing in manufactured homes makes sense for many investors. Among them, the ability to generate excellent cash flow and fantastic returns rank among the top two reasons why so many investors continue to enjoy success in this niche market.
As you now know, the ticket to financial independence has two parts: “Get something working for you other than you” and “some part of today’s work must benefit you in the future.” During my studies, those statements were usually followed up with this one, “You must learn to make money work for you or you will end up working for money.” I decided then and there that I would study money and finances so I could indeed learn to make money work for me. I recommend you do the same. Sign up to see more |
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