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How to Creatively Finance Your Real Estate Investments and Build Your Personal Fortune

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ISBN-10: 0910627045

ISBN-13: 9780910627047

Edition: 2007

Authors: Susan Smith Alvis

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For years the traditional way to finance a real estate purchase was with a 5-20 percent down payment. Investing in real estate in this manner was a slow go, but things have changed with the release of this new book. There are now hundreds of different methods for creatively financing your real estate investments. Smart investors know the secrets to using other people's money to finance their investments and now for the first time you can learn how to buy houses, lots, land, and commercial properties for nothing down and in some cases even receive cash back at the closing. These truly effective techniques are closely guarded secrets that are revealed for the first time. In this new book you…    
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Book details

List price: $12.95
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: Atlantic Publishing Group, Inc.
Publication date: 1/12/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 288
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.034
Language: English

Foreword
Preface
The Way Things Were Many Moons Ago
The Old Way of Doing Business
The Down Payment of Years Gone By
Dealing with Banks and Mortgage Companies
Interest Rates
Taking the Creative Road to a Better Approach
Finding the Perfect Property Using the Perfect Agent
Why Using a Real Estate Agent Works for Investors
Finding the Agent You Need for Your Goals
What to Expect from Your Real Estate Agent
How to Find the Best Property for Your Goals
What You Need to Know to Make Smart Investments
Do Not Touch That Bank Account
The Other Guy's Dough
Preparing Yourself for Smart Investing
Banks and Loan Officers
Finding the Best Property at the Best Price Without Using Your Cash
The Paper Trail You Need to Prepare
Living on Borrowed Dimes
Loans and Fees
Hard Truths
The Change Up and Breaking a Million
Negotiating with Sellers to Get the Financing You Need
Seller on the Fly and Investor on the Run
Selling Your Ideas to the Seller
Writing Winning Offers
Let's Talk Money
Looking at Your Options
Using the Investor's Money and Credit
Trump the Contrarian
Buck the System
Will That Be Cash or Credit?
Approaching Creditworthy Investors
Finding the Best Investors
Things to Know About Using Investors
The Investor-Investor Contract
Options Are Gold
Understanding Options
The Best Way to Use Options
Approaching the Right Seller with an Option
Things to Know about Options
The Best Option Contract
So You Want to Be a Landlord
Finding the Best Rental Properties
What You Should Know Before You Become a Landlord
Turning a Tenant into a Buyer
Things to Know About the Renting Business
Contracts You Need Before You Become a Landlord
Finding Deals in Vacation Rentals, Foreclosures, and Subject-to Deals
Smart Buying with Foreclosures
Finding the Foreclosure
Working with Foreclosures
How to Make Foreclosures Work for You
Things to Watch for in Foreclosures
Just a Word about Subject-to Deals
Smart Buying When No One Is Buying
Smart Buying Vacation Rentals
The Financing You Need
FHA and VA Loans
Assumable Mortgages
Wraparound Financing
Finding the Best Way to Finance the Property You Want to Buy
Where to Find the Money
Calling Off a Deal Going Bad
The Undesirable Properties
Dealing with Over-Financed Properties
Too Many Liens Can Be Advantageous to the Buyer
Working with Undesirables
Damaged-by-Reputation
How to Find the Money You Need
Where to Find the Money
Getting Money Out of Your 401(k)
Using Your Self-Directed IRA
A Note About Short-Term Loans
Bringing It All Together
How to Promote Sales
Selling When Everyone Is Selling
What Really Affects the Time to Sell
Where the Market is Today
Ask Questions
How to Finance Your Real Estate (to Buyers Who Want to Buy)
Finding the Best Approach
The Best Buyer a Seller Can Have
On the Contrary, I Am Speculating Successfully
The Contrarian Collects Real Estate, Not Dust
Speculating Successfully Using Purchase-Money Mortgages
Assumable Mortgages
Second Mortgages and Investing
Using Options to Speculate in Real Estate
Private Investors and the Contrarian
The Property Collector's Portfolio
Other Thoughts on Your Real Property Collection
Overpriced and Climbing
Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda
Conclusion
Glossary of Terms
Appendix
Before Closing As the Buyer
Home Inspection Checklist for Rental Properties and Handy-Man Specials
Sample Amortization Tables
References
Author Dedication and Biography
Index