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4 Calculations Real Estate Investors Should Know By Heart

Posted by Ken Meyer on Wed, Mar 13, 2019

Systems and habits make good friends, and they help real estate investors make good decisions. There are many ways an investor can quickly assess the potential value of buying a particular property. These 4 calculations are the main ones real estate investors should know and use. To keep it simple, you will:

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Is Having a Finished Attic or Basement Important To California Buyers?

Posted by Ken Meyer on Wed, Jan 04, 2017

As an experienced real estate investor, you understand the value of understanding your buyers. Without a firm grasp on their preferences, you're basically operating in the dark, which can lead to a lack of sales and stagnation in your investment portfolio. When considering California real estate, there are a wide variety of factors to consider, some not so obvious. One example of this involves attics and basements. More specifically, how important is having a finished attic or basement to California buyers? This may seem trivial or not applicable to the California real estate market, but it could be the deciding factor in a buyer choosing your property over someone else's, so it's important we examine this detail.

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Three Common Things Shared By High Return Fix and Flip Properties in California

Posted by Ken Meyer on Tue, Oct 11, 2016

Every real estate investor has one goal in mind when purchasing a property to fix and flip, to make a profit. Even the most experienced investors find themselves working with tight margins, due in part to making some simple mistakes. Understanding the most common things shared by high return fix and flip properties in California gives investors an edge. Regardless of location, there are three common things shared by high return fix and flip properties in California.

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Real Estate Investing Woes: Three Common Issues Buyers In California Face

Posted by Ken Meyer on Tue, Sep 13, 2016

Every real estate investment deal comes with its own set of unique challenges that buyers have to overcome. Three common issues buyers in California face are lack of capital, tight deadlines and slim profit margins. For most, that's part of the allure. These individuals thrive on the adrenaline rush that comes from turning an investment property into profit quickly and with as little capital as possible.

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3 End of Summer REI Opportunities to Take Advantage of Now

Posted by Ken Meyer on Thu, Sep 01, 2016

Although most schools are back in session there are still people who are seeking out rental properties, while others are looking for a home to purchase. As a real estate investor, you should certainly be aware of the importance of the end of summer real estate opportunities. Just keep in mind that as Labor Day approaches, you need the flexibility and knowledge to act with purpose at just the right moment. Whether you're a fix and flip investor, or you prefer to fix and hold, there are three ways to take advantage now.

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4 Inexpensive Ways to Add the Most Value to Your Property

Posted by Matt Meyer on Wed, Jun 22, 2016

The question that every small balance real estate (SBRE) investor should ask themselves on every property they purchase is: How can I maximize my return on investment? There are several areas that you can make a small financial investment in your property and maximize your returns upon sale. The MLS is full of examples of the do’s and don’ts when marketing a property for sale. These suggestions have helped me add value to my investment real estate for next to nothing out of pocket.

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4 Ways to Avoid Contractor Horror Stories

Posted by Ken Meyer on Tue, Mar 08, 2016

Whether you are a real estate investor who prefers to fix and flip houses, or a landlord who prefers to use rental properties for long-term passive income, working with contractors is simply a part of doing business. In the real estate investment world, however, horror stories abound about contractors who have turned potentially lucrative property deals into complete disasters. As a real estate investor, it is important to know how to avoid these situations altogether. Here are 4 ways to avoid having contractor horror stories of your own.

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5 Reasons to Avoid D-­Class Properties

Posted by Ken Meyer on Wed, Feb 10, 2016

D­-Class properties are homes or apartments located in neighborhoods considered "bad" or unsafe.

These properties are usually run-­down or even outright decrepit, and require a considerable amount of work to achieve livable standards. Though these properties may seem like a good investment because of their cheap prices, here are five reasons to avoid D-­Class properties.

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Are You a Real Estate Investor? Why it makes sense to work with a Hard Money Lender

Posted by Ken Meyer on Tue, Sep 15, 2015

If you're a real estate investor, working with a hard money lender makes a lot of sense. The many benefits of using hard money loans mean that, despite their name, they can actually make things quite a bit easier for you.

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Best Advice for Fix and Flip Financing

Posted by Ken Meyer on Tue, Jul 28, 2015

As the Federal Reserve sends out signals that interest rates may soon be on the rise, many real estate investors are preparing to take advantage of the fix and flip opportunities that will inevitably follow. While the rate rise is expected to be minimal, it may be enough to cause a corresponding rise in foreclosure rates across the nation. That being the case, how best may real estate investors proceed? What are the steps to take to benefit from current market conditions? What is the best advice for fix and flip financing today?

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