Archives for: November 2008, 05
How To Eliminate Negative Cash Flow
November 5th, 2008In literally thousands of deals that we have published on the network of Real Estate Resources websites, I have discussed a concept of how to completely eliminate negative cash flow.
I have even showed you how to eliminate negative cash flow if you are putting absolutely NOTHING DOWN when you buy and this strategy works especially well in our current financial and credit markets where, it seems, little makes sense. In fact, I would say that in our current credit market where it is becoming increasingly harder for the average person to qualify for loans, this strategy is even better since it fills a void and adds value to market.
What is this strategy? Well, you can go read through the various deals I've analyzed or take a short cut and download the a free 30 minute interview of me discussing it for some real estate wholesaling clients.
To download the audio, just register for an account and login (there's a video that explains how on that page and it is completely free). At the bottom of the page after you log in is a link to Training Materials including this audio called Eliminating Negative Cash Flow and access to dozens of other training materials for real estate investors in the Wholesaler Control Panel.
So, whether you are an investor wanting to learn how to eliminate negative cash flow on properties you buy and rent, a wholesaler looking to be able to sell more deals by teaching your buyers how to do this or an agent who wants to sell more deals to investors by teaching this... download the audio now and start eliminating negative cash flow today.
Until my next post,
James
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What Would a 4.7% Appreciation Rate in Loveland Mean?
November 5th, 2008We just had a researcher submit some very basic information about a house for sale in Loveland to us and I wanted to share that with you. From time to time, I'd like to take a property submitted to us by our users that is for sale and show you how changes in one (or more factors) can affect various aspects of your investing. This particular property submitted for Loveland, Colorado Real Estate Resources is located at 1501 Monroe Ave, Loveland, CO 80538.
In the table below I show what happens to the value with a modest appreciation rate. Can you have years where this (or any other property for that matter) go down in value? Yes. Might it not go up by as much as we are estimating? Yes. Can it go up by more? Yes. Only time will tell what will happen.
| Years From Now | Value |
| Assumed Appreciation Rate: 4.7% | |
| At Purchase | $115,065 |
| Year 1 | $120,473 |
| Year 2 | $126,136 |
| Year 3 | $132,064 |
| Year 4 | $138,271 |
| Year 5 | $144,770 |
| Year 6 | $151,574 |
| Year 7 | $158,698 |
| Year 8 | $166,157 |
| Year 9 | $173,966 |
As you can see from the table above, if we assume an appreciation rate of 4.7% per year, then the property value eventually reaches $173,966 after 10 years.
Does 1501 Monroe Ave look like a good deal to you? If not, have you used the Offer Generator to see what it would take to make it work? If you could get this property at the right price, how would you go about marketing it?
Sincerely,
James
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