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When it comes to buying houses, there are two ways to go. You can either purchase a home for you and your family to live in for years to come, or you can invest in real estate. Real estate investing is more than simply buying a piece of property. Theres a great deal that goes into it. If youre not careful, you can wind up paying far more than you should for something youll never make money off of. How can you avoid that?
What Is The Market Value Of Real Estate In Your Area There are a few things to do. First and foremost, get a really good idea for what the local market value of properties is in the area. See if you can look up the value of other pieces of property, both lived in and not. That will give you a good idea if the piece of property being offered is being priced on par with the other properties in the area. When Flipping Homes Know Your Repair Costs Many people purchase properties that are run down, with the idea of repairing them and selling them for a higher price. Thats a great idea! If youre going to do that, however, make sure you know how much the cost of repair is going to be. It does no good if you wind up paying more for repairs than youll make back in profit. Do Your Research On Location, Market Value, Repair Cost, Carrying Cost, and Selling Cost Ultimately, real estate investing comes down to simple research. Make sure you know the cost of things before you do them. Not every piece of property is a great investment. You have to look at not just the condition of the property, but also the location of the property and the cost of actually selling the property. All of these things are important, so they should all be kept in mind if youre going to try your hand at real estate investing. Look To Experts For Basic Education Before Starting If you are new at this or have been in the flipping houses business for a while, it is always good to keep yourself educated on the basics and new trends. There are many so called Gurus but one of the proven best is Dean Graziosi. Dean has become a multi-millionaire from real estate investing and knows his stuff. He is a New York Times best-selling author and one of his top books is Be A Real Estate Millionaire. Dean continually is putting out new material in blog posts, publications on sites such as Huffington Post, his YouTube Channel and Deans Facebook page where he is always sharing words of encouragement and wisdom. Going along with the real estate investing 101 below are excerpts from a post of Deans that follows this theme Oldies but Goodies in the Fix & Flip Market by Dean Graziosi Fix & flip as a real estate investment strategy has been really good to many of us for a long time. In rising or falling markets, weve had a great run, and were still seeing a lot of opportunity in todays markets. Flip Profits are Up RealtyTrac released a Q3 2014 report showing 26,947 flips, 4% of the total single family home sales and down from 4.6% the previous quarter If prices are rising for the fix & flip investor on the buy side, but profits are rising as well, then they must be getting higher resale prices and/or getting a better profit on their rehab work. This is the situation were finding in some older homes in established and desirable neighborhoods.. Bathrooms and converting to larger closets are also cost effective rehab projects. Get an education walking through brand new spec homes to see what buyers want, as builders are constantly adapting to the market. The cost-to-value ratio for renovation projects has reversed a long period of decline. For the second consecutive year, the value compared to cost for rehab projects has increased for all 35 projects tracked at one remodeling site Original Source of this article http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-graziosi/oldies-but-goodies-in-the_b_6347658.html where you can review the complete post. Dean points out that in flipping 101 there are 3 process phases which you need Fix & flip profits come from three process phases, the purchase, the rehab, and the sale. Work with these 3 processes to maximize your return. http://www.realestatebysuzannecroce.com/investing-in-real-estate-101/ The Ramifications of Senior Long-Term Care Insurance
Statistics tells us that as we age and get older, that one out of two people will need some care over a long term of time. Long-term care is the type of care that a person needs when they have difficulty taking care of themselves. There are several personal care skills that we do each and every day; that can be hampered and make it difficult to live. The ability to feed ourselves, bathe ourselves, go to the bathroom, take our own medicine, get out of bed independently and dress ourselves are tasks that we take for granted. But if we are unable to perform them, then we may need long-term care to keep us alive. This type of care is very expensive, as the cost of a full care facility may cost as much as $40,000 a year. This takes into consideration not only 24-hour care from a physical tasks standpoint it also includes medical care. There is some very interesting and encouraging news coming out of Washington DC. President Signs Innovation Act, Expands Home Health Opportunties Long-awaited legislation that could allow more individuals to receive care services in their homes has been signed into law. President Obama recently signed the Innovation Act, opening up the Programs of All-Inclsuive Care for the Elderly (PACE) for people in need of nursing home level of care to receive these services at home. The bill was approved by Congress earlier this fall. Some of the major changes to the programs included getting rid of the age restriction for eligibility. Under the new regulations, anyone over the age of 21 who meets the criteria for nursing home care is eligible to be enrolled in a PACE program, rather than just those over the age of 55. The programs provide high levels of care for eligible patients in community-based settings, with the aim of keeping people out of higher-cost care settings such as nursing homes. This Innovation Act reduced the age and opened up opportunities for not only states, but entities to open up these programs and enroll more people in them, Eileen Sullivan-Marx, dean of the New York University College of Nursing and a former fellow with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) who worked on the legislation, tells Home Health Care News. There are a lot of demonstration models now and more to come that are looking at cost effective manners for keeping people at home, she tells HHCN. CMS can analyze the services to be cost effective with better patient health and better patient experience. At the end of the day, its about the triple aim: patient experience, better population health and cost effective quality care. Read the full story at this great resource homehealthcarenews.com BrightStar Care Premiun In-Home Care Staffing If you are looking for a in-home care provider BrightStar Care is a company that you should consider. They are a premium healthcare staffing company that provides the full continuum of care, from private homecare to people of all ages, to supplemental staffing for medical facilities. BrightStar Care is run by Shelly Sun who is one of the top leaders in the in-home care indurstry. She has won many awards and recognized for her achievements. Just one of Shellys achievements was being listing in Forbes The 50 Fastest-Growing Women Led Businesses In Amerca. The following video gives an overview of the services they offer. BrightStar Care: How We Shine BrightStar Care gives peace of mind to our clients by providing the highest quality healthcare staffing solutions to families and businesses. We empower our team to live our values and provide compassionate care and service. Any time. Any place. [embedded content] Shelly decided in 2005/2006 to begin offering franchises and then BrightStar Care Franchise was born. She was so successful with her franchising model that many felt that she should publish a book on her journey and her very successful business model. In 2011 Shelly Sun published Grow Smart, Risk Less and you can learn more about the book and about Shelly Sun here. Insurance that is sold to cover long-term care should be purchased when a person is younger, as the premiums will be more affordable. The policies are sold in units, as so many units will cover a particular daily amount for a certain period. For example, a policy might pay $200 a day for five years, and a certain premium for the policy might be charged at prices regulate by the persons age when the policy is first taken. Policies can be purchased as a stand-alone long-term care policy that provides a certain benefit at a certain time. As these types of policies have matured and become more and more sophisticated, different types of policies have evolved. Annuities can have long-term care riders that may or may not go into force, depending upon whether or not the need is there. A benefit of this type of setup is that if you never have to use long term care facilities, you have not spent all of your money, as you will have the value in the annuity. The same concept holds true for a permanent life insurance policy with a long-term care rider. If long-term care is not needed, you will have the cash value of the life insurance policy to offset the cost of the long-term care premiums. Long term care can certain be a fact for many people will face as they age, and it is something that can be planned for with insurance and other assets as well. http://www.yourareahometeam.ca/senior-long-term-care-insurance-news/ You don't have to be the investor in the photo. Sure, doing anything for the first time can be a little stressful. And, it's definitely a major investment to buy your first rental home. But, you really can make it happen without going into stress overload. Here are my top 5 tips to enjoy a successful and low stress first rental property investment. Tip #1: Advice is OK, but Do Your Own Research Take courses, read investment books, go to a seminar, or any other learning process that helps you to gain confidence to make decisions. I suggest that any books, courses or seminars be about how to select locations, value properties and evaluate the rental market. Your success will be based on your due diligence and most of all buying right in the right area. Your first rental property investment is best done in your area of residence, where you know what's going on economically. You want to know that the economy will support today's decision into the future, as this isn't a short term strategy. Understand who the major employers are, what drives people to move in or move away, and if things look good into the near future. Tip #2: Don't Just Rely on Real Estate Agents Sure, now and then you can work with a real estate agent who handles foreclosures and get a good deal. Remember though that these will be "listed" foreclosures on the MLS, Multiple Listing Service. You and all of your competitor investors have access to the same information, so competition will likely drive up your cost of acquisition. If you do your own marketing and locate motivated sellers, you have a greater chance of negotiation a good deal. Another approach is to work with an experienced real estate wholesaler. They are investors too, but they are experts and finding great deals that they can flip to rental property buyers at a below-market value price. Just check their references out and be sure they do know what they're doing. Tip #3: Know What Will Rent and for How Much Check with property managers who handle single family homes. Go to the classifieds and check out what homes similar to the one you're considering are renting for. Are the owners offering incentives like free months? This is usually a sign of a soft rental market or heavy competition, so you may want to try another neighborhood or property type. Call on ads, drive around, talk to landlords as if you're a tenant. The most important thing for you to know before the next tip is what you can reasonably and conservatively expect for rental income and low vacancy. Tip #4: Get the Right Financing & Cash Flow You need to know all of your costs, including estimating repairs and other maintenance costs. But, the mortgage is going to be your largest cash outlay, so it is your most important cost consideration. You'll need to put 20% down or more in most cases. For a rental unit you may also pay a slightly higher mortgage interest rate. A great credit history helps in this regard. Get a firm handle on all of your costs, then see what your mortgage payment with taxes and insurance escrowed will be. Let's use an example of a $150,000 home with a $32,500 down payment and closing costs. If you can manage to clear even $250/month over cash out of pocket, your return on the actual cash invested is going to be around 9%. Tip #5: Lock in Equity at the Closing Table NEVER buy at retail market value. If you can't get the home at a 10-20% discount to its current market value, don't do the deal. You want to leave the closing table with that equity as either future profit or a cushion should you have to sell before your initially planned liquidation date. If you're going to work with a wholesaler who you may meet at a local investment club, be clear that you'll want to see their valuation calcs and you'll check them with your own. You give them your requirement. If it's 15% below market value, then they will know what they have to deliver. You're in control here, and you don't have to make a deal until you know it's going to be a great investment. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-graziosi/5-tips-for-a-low-stress-first-rental-property-investment_b_8399900.html Follow Dean Graziosi on: Huffington Post Amazon Books iTunes Podcast http://www.deangraziosi.org/ Tumblr LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RealtyMogul.com, the online marketplace for real estate investing, announced it is raising capital for a Single Family Residential Home Fund sponsored by Pintar Investment Company that will acquire, rehab, resell and rent single family properties across California, Nevada, Georgia and other states. The Fund will provide accredited investors access to a broad pool of single family homes, allowing for diversified risk across different properties in different states. Were excited to offer investors the opportunity to participate in this Single Family Fund from a top single family investment company, Pintar Investment Company. Over the past few years Pintars executives have worked with some of the largest institutional investors in the SFR space, investing over $1 billion in single family homes. In addition, they have nearly $7 million of their own personal wealth invested in the new Fund, said Jilliene Helman, CEO of RealtyMogul.com. This Fund provides investors an opportunity to earn cash on cash returns through the properties we buy/fix/flip while also seeing their investment dollars potentially appreciate through the long-term ownership of rentals, said Jeff Pintar, CEO, Pintar Investment Company. Investors who see the paradigm shift from a fix and flip strategy to that of a fix, hold and rent strategy, are in a great position to capitalize on one of the greatest wealth creation opportunities in real estate investing single family residence rentals. The Single Family Fund provides individual investors the opportunity to own a real estate portfolio not normally offered before. For several reasons, now may be the opportune time for investors to protect, preserve and grow their wealth through investments in single family homes: Growing number of people choosing to rent vs own creating upward pressure on rents; Value add investment - current market values are still below replacement costs in many cases; Limited new home construction for first time home buyers - lack of enough new supply and growing population creates upward pressures on existing home values; Potential stability of income even in the worst of times many tenants pay their rents which provides investors comfort of consistent, diversified cash flow; Potential appreciation of the asset. Pintar acquires single family homes through a combination of proprietary systems, a network of agents, and cash auctions, which allows favorable acquisition prices relative to market value. The Single Family Residential Home Fund will provide a diversified portfolio of single family properties that gives investors the financial benefits of diversified ownership of properties in multiple states, without the challenges of day-to-day management and tenant issues. Investment Structure Highlights: $75 million maximum offering amount of the Fund. Pintar executive team heavily invested alongside other investors. The general partner of the Fund does not earn any fees until investors hit minimum hurdle rates. Pintar has institutional track record executing a single family investment strategy. The offering is being made under The Securities Act of 1933, Regulation D, rule 506(c) and is open only to verified accredited investors. About Pintar Investment Company, LLC: Pintar Investment Company (PIC) is a San Juan Capistrano, Calif.-based, fully integrated real estate firm. PIC has expertise in real estate investment management, acquisition, disposition, development and redevelopment of residential and commercial projects throughout the U.S. Since inception, PIC has invested over $1 billion in Single Family Residential properties delivering an average return of 10.85 percent cash-on-cash, annually. With over 50 years of combined real estate development and investment experience our team is committed to excellence and transparency. Our executive team has produced more than $10 billion of real estate transactional volume since 1993 and continues to actively source real estate opportunities in the U.S. About RealtyMogul.com: RealtyMogul.com is an online capital marketplace for real estate, connecting borrowers and sponsors to capital from accredited and institutional investors. Through an online platform, RealtyMogul.com gives borrowers access to debt capital, sponsors access to equity capital and investors tools to browse investments, perform due diligence and invest online. RealtyMogul.com offers fix-and-flip loans, bridge loans, permanent loans and joint venture equity. For more information, please visit www.realtymogul.com. RealtyMogul.com offers equity securities through WealthForge, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Disclaimer: Past performance is not an indication of future results.Securities offered through WealthForge, LLC. Dean Graziosi is an American real estate investor and expert, TV personality, businessman, Entrepreneur, bestselling author and motivational speaker. Dean has touched the lives of millions of people around the world with his powerful inspiration and training. Review his books on Amazon here - Dean Graziosi. He has written 5 books which have dominated the real estate book sales space since in 2006. Dean's blockbuster books include: Profit From Real Estate Right Now, Totally Fulfilled, 30 Days To Real Estate Profits, Your Town Your Real Estate Profits, and Be A Real Estate Millionaire.Member FINRA/SIPC. Testimonials may not be representative of the experience of all clients. Testimonials are not a guarantee of future performance or success.Hyperlinks to sites outside of our domain do not constitute an approval or endorsement of content on the visited site. http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150930005068/en/RealtyMogul.com%C2%A0Provides-Investment-Opportunity-75-Million-Single-Family You don't have to be the investor in the photo. Sure, doing anything for the first time can be a little stressful. And, it's definitely a major investment to buy your first rental home. But, you really can make it happen without going into stress overload. Here are my top 5 tips to enjoy a successful and low stress first rental property investment. Tip #1: Advice is OK, but Do Your Own Research Take courses, read investment books, go to a seminar, or any other learning process that helps you to gain confidence to make decisions. I suggest that any books, courses or seminars be about how to select locations, value properties and evaluate the rental market. Your success will be based on your due diligence and most of all buying right in the right area. Your first rental property investment is best done in your area of residence, where you know what's going on economically. You want to know that the economy will support today's decision into the future, as this isn't a short term strategy. Understand who the major employers are, what drives people to move in or move away, and if things look good into the near future. Tip #2: Don't Just Rely on Real Estate Agents Sure, now and then you can work with a real estate agent who handles foreclosures and get a good deal. Remember though that these will be "listed" foreclosures on the MLS, Multiple Listing Service. You and all of your competitor investors have access to the same information, so competition will likely drive up your cost of acquisition. If you do your own marketing and locate motivated sellers, you have a greater chance of negotiation a good deal. Another approach is to work with an experienced real estate wholesaler. They are investors too, but they are experts and finding great deals that they can flip to rental property buyers at a below-market value price. Just check their references out and be sure they do know what they're doing. Tip #3: Know What Will Rent and for How Much Check with property managers who handle single family homes. Go to the classifieds and check out what homes similar to the one you're considering are renting for. Are the owners offering incentives like free months? This is usually a sign of a soft rental market or heavy competition, so you may want to try another neighborhood or property type. Call on ads, drive around, talk to landlords as if you're a tenant. The most important thing for you to know before the next tip is what you can reasonably and conservatively expect for rental income and low vacancy. Tip #4: Get the Right Financing & Cash Flow You need to know all of your costs, including estimating repairs and other maintenance costs. But, the mortgage is going to be your largest cash outlay, so it is your most important cost consideration. You'll need to put 20% down or more in most cases. For a rental unit you may also pay a slightly higher mortgage interest rate. A great credit history helps in this regard. Get a firm handle on all of your costs, then see what your mortgage payment with taxes and insurance escrowed will be. Let's use an example of a $150,000 home with a $32,500 down payment and closing costs. If you can manage to clear even $250/month over cash out of pocket, your return on the actual cash invested is going to be around 9%. Tip #5: Lock in Equity at the Closing Table NEVER buy at retail market value. If you can't get the home at a 10-20% discount to its current market value, don't do the deal. You want to leave the closing table with that equity as either future profit or a cushion should you have to sell before your initially planned liquidation date. If you're going to work with a wholesaler who you may meet at a local investment club, be clear that you'll want to see their valuation calcs and you'll check them with your own. You give them your requirement. If it's 15% below market value, then they will know what they have to deliver. You're in control here, and you don't have to make a deal until you know it's going to be a great investment. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-graziosi/5-tips-for-a-low-stress-first-rental-property-investment_b_8399900.html Follow Dean Graziosi on: Huffington Post Amazon Books iTunes Podcast http://www.deangraziosi.org/ Tumblr About Dean
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http://deangraziosi.tumblr.com/post/132623763781 Follow Dean Graziosi on: Huffington Post Amazon Books iTunes Podcast http://www.deangraziosi.org/ Tumblr Real estate investing is the classic wealth vehicle that has taken people from living hand to mouth to the pinnacle of wealth.
It's the vehicle of choice because it's accessible to all of us. Everone has a least rented a house or apartment, and most of us have bought a house. So knowing what it's like to be renter or homeowner we have first hand knowledge of our customers when we set out to be real estate investors. The classic real estate investing model is buy a bunch of houses, rent them out and in 30 years the mortgages will be paid off, the properties will have at least doubled in value, the rents will be twice what they were when you started ... with no loan payment. The goal sounds inspiring. Imagine having 10 properties you bought 30 years ago, each for $80,000, now be worth $350,000 apiece as a result of a average annual appreciation rate of 5%. You would have a portfolio worth about $3,500,000. Monthly rents, on the low side, of $1,200 per house would give you gross monthly rents of $12,000. After T&I you probably put $9,000 in your pocket. I think you would agree this is an extremely modest goal, but what a payoff!! What a payoff indeed ... for those who actually stick with it. You see there's a problem with the above scenario, and that is the early years are really tough. Cashflow is slim, expenses are high, and most investors who take this on don't make it through. They run out of cash. The short-term solution is to change your focus from buying and holding to quick-turning houses for cash. Quick-turning houses, getting them under contract super cheap and flipping them to another investor for $5-20,000 or more will take care of your cashflow needs today while you hold your rental properties for long term growth. This is great ... money, cash! But you are not out of the woods yet. Your new short-term problem is management. If you are buying houses to hold for the long term you must be prepared for the fact that you will be managing them yourself, whether you take on that job http://www.reiclub.com/real-estate-articles.php as an individual or create a management company to do it. The fact remains that at http://www.investopedia.com/articles/pf/06/realestateinvest.asp some point your occupation will change from real estate investor to landlord. And I'm afraid gentle reader, landlording is dirty, smelly business. One you do not want to be in. There are worse things in life than being a landlord, most definitely, but that's not why you got into real estate. You got into real estate because you want the big dollars. The really big ones. The 'buy your own island' big dollars, the 'house on each continent' kind of dollars. Dean Graziosi is a NY Times Best Selling Author and Real Estate Investor, Dean Graziosi's articles on The Huffington Post - Dean Graziosi is one of the top authors, high performance trainers and real estate trainers in the world today. Dean has touched the lives of millions of people around the world with his powerful inspiration and training. Check out Dean's articles at The Huffinton Post here - Dean Graziosi's articles on The Huffington Post. Dean Graziosi has written 5 books which have dominated the real estate book sales space starting in 2006. His blockbuster books include: Profit From Real Estate Right Now, Totally Fulfilled, 30 Days To Real Estate Profits, Your Town Your Real Estate Profits, and Be A Real Estate Millionaire. Some of the articles you can read on The Huffington Post include "5 Reasons to Sell YOur Home Now", "Rent vs Buy Isn't Just About Cost", "Fix and Flip Offers, Offers, Offers" and many other articles on real estate investing. The nine figure net worth. Didn't you? That net worth is available, in fact it's waiting for you to claim it, but you won't achieve the growth necessary to get there buying single family homes. As a growth vehicle they are very inefficient. >From a real estate investing standpoint the purpose of a single family home is to give you experience doing deals, and to take care of your immediate cash needs. After you've paid off all your debts, have 12 months living expenses in the bank, and have a kitty of say, $100,000 to $200,000 there isn't much further use for single Bio family homes. Unless, of course, you want to be a landlord. As soon as you are debt free and have some starting capital you should move straight into buying apartments. There is all kinds of leverage to be achieved by changing your wealth vehicle from single family houses to apartment buildings. - from a value standpoint when buying apartments you are dealing with much bigger dollars, so as the years go by, you make more through appreciation. - apartments have a much higher rent per square foot compared to houses, so property management can be brought in take management out of your hands in a cost effective manner. - apartment buildings make sense from a business standpoint so it is no difficult to attract partner capital. - there is an abundance of apartment financing available from lenders up to 80% loan to value. - there are many profit centers, like repairing units and increasing rents, filling vancancies, that can be capitalized on to capture upside value. Also, because apartments are not reliant on your personal attention and can be effectively managed by property management companies you are not restricted to buying in your own local market. By becoming aware of market cycles and tracking them closely, you can buy quality properties in any market in the US at the bottom of a cycle, and ride the appreciation to the top of the market, where you sell (or exchange out) and take huge profits. Of course, providing you live in a market (like CA) that appreciates rapidly in an up cycle, you can achieve this with single familiy houses too. But which property would you rather have appreciating at 15% a year, a $300,000 house, or a $10,000,000 apartment building. After 10 years a $300,000 house will turn into $1.33M. Nothing to sneeze at. But during the same 10 years in the same market a $10M apartment building will turn into $44.4M. Which would you rather have? It's an easy choice, and one you simply need to make. http://www.articlecity.com/articles/business_and_finance/article_8939.shtml On Fortune Builders Inc. scams fraud, they assert to work with individuals of all distinct levels of knowledge, although what the company is not unambiguous about as stated on their website is what kind of resources one is required to have at their Live Seminar means to start a profession in real estate investing. A brief glimpse of their DVD education sequence will be sufficient to prevent a lot of people, as each DVD educational courses are very costly and high priced. An advance analysis proves that investing in several of their training programs frequently involve investments of over thousands of dollars. Despite the fact that prices in the real estate market as small as it has been for years, one will still require the funds to purchase and time, improvise and sell a home. Since these figures differ extensively from area to area and venture, Fortune Builders shrewdly makes no guarantees as to what is essential from for possible success. However, it does appear to be quite obvious that being critical regarding switching to a profession in real estate investing will surely entail several considerable investment capitals.
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