Good Information on Gettin Started

Good Information on Gettin Started

Here is what someone else posted on one of my forums. I thought it was good and wanted others to see it.

lezeph wrote:
I agree with the step-by-step, I am excited about real estate investing, but I work better with a map, I've been reading and researching and this is what I have found, hope it helps.

OVERVIEW
1) FIND THE PROPERTY
2) QUALIFY THE PROPERTY
3) IF REHABBING (INCLUDE ARV IN SELLING PRICE) after rehap value
3) DECIDE ON TYPE OF FINANCING (CREATIVE DEAL)
5) MAKE THE OFFER,(SUBMIT CONTRACT)

Of course there is the details to the above found in the book, that's just an overview.
But....To start

1) Line up your team (..so you are ready when the deal comes.)
INVESTORS/ ATTORNEY/ TITLE CO/ GOOD CONTRACT

2) FIND A REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CLUB IN YOUR AREA

3) NOW WE ARE READY TO FIND PROPERTY ...(using techniques from Anita Conf Call & Dean's Book)

4) THEY ADVISED THAT 80% WILL BE SPENT ON RESEARCH... (be patient)

5) I THINK MARKETING IS KEY, BUT IF THE FUNDS AREN'T THERE THEN, WAIT TILL THE FIRST DEAL HITS THEN INVEST IN MARKETING. (there is a lot of good info on this site about free marketing)

THE MENTORING AND ONE ON ONE ON DEAN'S SITE "KICKS BUTT".
WE GET REAL TIME Q&A HERE.

GOTTA LOVE IT!

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More please....

3) NOW WE ARE READY TO FIND PROPERTY ...(using techniques from Anita Conf Call & Dean's Book)

Can we expand on this, please?? This really should be steps 1, 2, AND 3.

TIA

Mark


Here is more...

1) Pick an area you want to work with
2) Look for distressed/vacant properties
3) Find out/Ask about property from neighbors and tax record
a) Mortgage payoffs/leins/repairs needed/how old is house
b) Get comps of area
4) Decide if you want to move forward.

Here is the link to the conf call
http://www.deangraziosi.com/node/4814

Listen and let us know if you need more clearity.


thanks

lezeph wrote:
1) Pick an area you want to work with
2) Look for distressed/vacant properties

These are the critical pieces. Once you have found the property/seller, 90%+ of the job is over.

Thanks,

Mark


You are getting money for

You are getting money for finding the property and negotiating the deal.