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  You’ve got the landlord bug. You have one property, it’s bringing in a steady amount of income, and you’re ready to bring in some more real estate to build out your portfolio — but you’re not sure how.   In fact, you’ve even found yourself wondering, “What is a property portfolio anyway?”     ... Read More

  You may have recently lost a loved one. This may required the settling of an estate and dividing assets. One of those assets may include a private mortgage note. You might not have planned to sell a private mortgage note in your lifetime, but now that your relative has bequeathed you one or left ... Read More

    Let’s set the stage: You decided to sell a mortgage note you carry and the outcome isn’t what you expected. Lets say you’ve grown tired of your mortgage note. You’re done with collecting monthly payments, and you’re ready to cash out now — not five, 10 or 20 years down the line.   ... Read More

  For most people, their mortgage loan is the single-biggest debt they have — and that can be stressful. All the payments, the looming balance and the other financial pressures you have weighing on you can be overwhelming. Fortunately, you don’t have to wait 30 years to be done with your high-cost mortgage. With these ... Read More

    A contract for deed arrangement is one that allows a home buyer to purchase a property directly from the seller, without the involvement of a traditional mortgage lender or banking institution. It generally allows for a faster transaction and can open the door to buyers with less-than-perfect credit or solid employment history under ... Read More

    If you’re looking to sell your home quickly or avoid the long, lengthy processes of the bank, you may want to consider offering home seller financing to prospective buyers. What is seller financing, exactly? Put simply, it means you become the lender. In a seller financing deal, also called owner financing, the buyer ... Read More

  If you’re ready to have a property taken off your hands, there’s always a way to do it – even if you still have an outstanding mortgage balance on the house. In fact, as surprising as it may be, selling a home with a mortgage is actually pretty common. Whether you’re a homeowner looking ... Read More

    We often get asked by potential clients, “Who buys real estate contracts?” Or, more importantly, “will you buy my real estate contract?” Though we wish the answer were a clear-cut yes or no, in most cases, it’s simply not. You see, the correct answer actually depends on the person’s definition of the term ... Read More

    Whether you need a spot to house your business or you’re simply looking for an extra stream of revenue, a commercial property can be the answer. Although buying commercial real estate isn’t the same as buying a residential home. It takes careful consideration to find the right property, the right financing and the ... Read More

Selling a home can be an expensive endeavor – particularly if you use a realtor. Typically, realtors command a 6 percent commission on every sale they handle. On a $300,000 home for sale, that means $18,000 just to the agent alone. And that doesn’t even include closing costs, repairs and other expenses the seller might ... Read More