by Drew Sygit You hear the advice all the time: Don’t look for investment property in bad neighborhoods. Or sometimes, you hear the same advice about low income neighborhoods—in fact, mostly the terms “bad” and “low income” are used interchangeably. That’s a crime—because there are definitely low income neighborhoods that are good neighborhoods to invest in. Let’s look at... Continue Reading →

by Andrew Syrios I’ve lost track of the number of forum posts I’ve seen by new members noting how overwhelmed they feel at the sheer volume of information there is out there about real estate investing. I often see people who get “paralysis by analysis” syndrome and can’t take the first step. Others have gone to seminars for... Continue Reading →

by Dave Van Horn OK, OK. Before I start, I should say that I love real estate. Really, I do. I wouldn’t be where I am without it. Investing in hard property is why we’re all here after all, and I’m by no means saying we should drop all of our holdings and run into the... Continue Reading →

by Erin Spradlin Because Denver is a seller’s market—meant to distress, if not torment, the lives of first-time buyers—it’s important to consider all your options for having the winning contract. To this point, I discussed the advantages of appraisal gap coverage last week, and this week will discuss how first-time home buyers (or any buyers) can use an... Continue Reading →

by Joshua Dorkin Are you a wholesaler, rehabber, or landlord? Are you tired of dealing with tenants, toilets, and termites? Do you want to achieve financial freedom sooner AND more simply than you thought possible? Solution: Learn How to Invest in Real Estate Notes! It’s a big, scary, potentially confusing investment idea, but Dave Van Horn... Continue Reading →