Archive for May, 2008

Never Buy Negative Cash Flow

The main rule that you have to follow in buying real estate in a declining market is to never buy in a negative cash flow. Investing in a real estate must not be about throwing away your hard earned cash. I suggest that you consult a financial advisor for this.
If you really want to earn [...]

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Buying Your First Home?

If you are planning on buying your own home, follow these helpful tips:
Consider your personality and lifestyle: do you like lively parties or peace and quiet? Would you rather live in the city or in the countryside? These factors determine what kind of home and neighborhood fits you.
Plan your household budget. [...]

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Homework is the King!

Did you know that homework is the king of declining markets? Doing your homework will somewhat expose your property not as cash cow but as a cash vacuum. You have to know that buying is far different from signing an offer. If you are really diligent and dedicated with this, the homework can really provide [...]

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Bank Foreclosures and House Auctions

We have two kinds of real estate auctions: bank foreclosures and house auctions. Both are really different each other, yet neither of them is easy to work in.
Majority of the people think that real estate actions are just for bank owned foreclosures. Well that is not really the case all the time. We witnessed a [...]

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Be Intelligent and Alert!

With the current situation in a declining market, one must be careful in buying real estate as it is a really tricky business. You must be aware and extra careful with your actions. I know a lot of people who purchase a property on a negative cash flow then they don’t concentrate on doing their [...]

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US Housing Prices

TRIVIA: Did you know that the current fall in US housing prices in places like Arizona, California, Florida and Nevada are caused by the prices that went up really high? The bubble of inflated prices really distorted the picture on the ground. Houses that in 2002 sold for 60,000 were selling for 300,000 in 2006. [...]

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