Another Reason For Real Estate Agents and Investors to Check Out Probate Real Estate
My Team is on fire with Probate Real Estate and this year already we have been averaging 2 listings per month and also have done 2 purchase flips already and we are only in the new year about 7 weeks. Ever since I have started treating Probates as an entire opportunity rather than just the flips I do my business has taken off again. I suggest any of you who are interested in adding Probate Agent to your business plan really check this out.
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Another Reason For Real Estate Agents and Investors to Check Out Probate Real Estate
How to Choose the Right Real Estate Agent
Buying a home can be a complicated process, so having a professional real estate agent can be a real help in locating the right property at the right price.
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How to Choose the Right Real Estate Agent
Probate Real Estate – Buying From the Petitioner
In Probate Real Estate, as an Investor or Probate Agent one of my main objectives is being the first one to approach the estate about buying the probate home. This is critical for those of you who want to make this niche a consistent source of revenue. If you are not the first your chances of buying this probate to flip for yourself or your investor or in making a sale as an Probate Agent and or taking a listing goes way down.
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Probate Real Estate – Buying From the Petitioner
Probate Real Estate – Searching Past Records
I have a probate real estate DF student who is in my One On One coaching program who I met at the court house yesterday and an interesting thing happened. It made me think that many of my students may be doing this so I wanted to bring it to light and clear the air
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Probate Real Estate – Searching Past Records
Probate Real Estate – Dealing With the Estate Attorney
In my Probate Real Estate business over the last 22 years one of the road blocks which come up often is dealing with the estates attorney. As a Probate Agent using the I.A.E.A as much as possible I have been usually able to control the situation by positioning myself correctly. You have to understand as either an investor or real estate agent coming into an existing probate in process, the attorney is just not going to do things your way to help you purchase at a wholesale price or earn a listing or sale.
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The Ups and Downs of Property Investment
Here we cover useful information about making decisions related to investment properties. We also look at the recent downturn in the property market and what kind of opportunities that presents.
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The Ups and Downs of Property Investment
Did You Know That You Can Purchase Property Or Land Abroad With Your Pension?
It often comes as a surprise when people hear how easily they could become owners of a property abroad – and, to give just one example, when it could be in a sunnier clime such as the Mediterranean.
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Did You Know That You Can Purchase Property Or Land Abroad With Your Pension?
How to Increase Profits When Exiting Out of a Bulk REO Investment
This article discusses how to buy and sell bulk REO tapes and assets.
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How to Increase Profits When Exiting Out of a Bulk REO Investment
Probate Real Estate Deposits
One of the problems an investor will have when making offers on probate real estate, which is going through the court confirmation sale process (California), is the requirement to place a 10% deposit up with your offer. The court requires a cashier’s check, so you must have the money and, if your offer is selected, it will take from 6-8 weeks for your case to go to court for approval.
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Probate Real Estate Deposits
Probate Real Estate – Truth About Deposits
In California the old Probate Real Estate Sale process requires a 10% deposit based on the sales price upfront while the buyer then waits 608 weeks for the sale to be placed on the court calendar. In court the buyer also stands to lose the purchase to another buyer
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