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The above ads are for Real Estate
e-books. They are written with just good solid information and to the
point. They leave out all the fluff so you get the most important
stuff. Some of these books with 100 pages will cover just as much
information as a 300 page hard cover book. A lot of the e-books offered
specialize in one area of real estate such as foreclosures, short sales,
bank repos, tax sales, single family homes, multi family homes and
commercial property. Some of the e-books offered
will send you the first couple of chapters so you can see if that is
what you want. While others will send you a free newsletter. In
one case I had someone send me a free 125 page e-book on internet
marketing. I have used it to help me build this site.
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Listed below are 3 different companies that provide free foreclosure listings for 7 days. I suggest that you try each one of them for the free 7 day period and find the one that you like the best. You may decide that you don't want to use any of them but instead use the links I provide here on this site and some that you find yourself. 1. FREE Foreclosure Listings!
2. Free Foreclosure Search - From Coast to Coast!
3. Don't pay full price for your home. Visit RealtyTrac for homes at half price.
Read how I got started in real estate by buying my 1st HUD repossession-My true story I tried all three companies for their free trial period. I spread them out over three months. Pick one company and download and print all the information you can get for your free week. Go look at houses that are on the list and get familiar with what is offered in your area. When your free week is over go to the next one and do the same thing. There is a good chance that you will find a house to buy after your first free week. I have found that spending a little bit of money to get foreclosure listings pays off. I suggest that you try all 3 of the free services for at least one week. They are free for the first week so you have nothing to loose. Just remember to cancel your free membership after the first week or you will be billed. After you try all 3 decide which one you like the most and get at least one months membership. I'm telling you that it is worth every penny that you will spend. What will probably happen is that you will find at least one house to buy after your first week of free membership. You will still have two more free weeks to go and you will probably find two more houses to buy. You should make enough money off your first house to pay for your Foreclosure List for the rest of your life. I'm serious,,, you owe it to yourself to at least give it a try for one free week. Again, you have nothing to lose. When you call to cancel your membership the people you call are very polite and cancel it with no problems or hassles.
The biggest problem in getting into the foreclosure market is just getting started. Many people buy books, tapes and CD's on the subject. They read and listen to the CD's but never make the first. A lot of the times they are scared to make the first step. Worried that they are going to loose money. Or they listen to other people that say stuff like "I know somebody that lost everything they had buying real estate." That can happen but it is the exception. I have always played it safe and never tried to over finance my property. These days the banks are a little more selective in their loan process so therefore the chances of this happening is low. Investment property usually requires 30% to 40% down payment. Now there is a trick around this and I have used it on several occasions. Buy the property with the intention of living in it. Many banks will only require 5% down since it will be your primary residence. Live in the house for a year. This will usually pass the test of owner occupant. Now I have known people that never live in the house. They fix the house up and then put furniture in it to make it look owner occupied. Put it up for sale and sell it 6 months after they bought it. I'm not telling you to do this, I just wanted to let you know that this does happen. |