Earn huge profits by investing in properties that scare off most other investors!
It's time for another Edition of Real Estate Money-Making Hot Tips.
November 2, 2005
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Earn huge profits by investing in properties that scare off most other investors!
www.PropertyForeclosure.com
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by Lance Young
Independent Real Estate Investor
Dear victor,
Recently I visited a friend who lives in a rural part of New England. Even though her area is beautiful and prosperous, there are no less than seven abandoned houses within a three-mile radius of her home.
Two of these houses are owned by a bank that just can't seem to straighten out the paperwork to get rid of them, some are waiting to be auctioned by the town for back taxes and others were inherited by distant relatives who are too busy in their lives as a soccer mom or big-city office worker to put them on the market.
It got me thinking about how opportunities to profit from these situations can be found just about everywhere.
Here's a story from a customer in Philadelphia who learned how to invest in abandoned property:
I began on this journey on a full time basis in January and just got my first deed to a property. It was a textbook case. Vacant property in the foreclosure process, owner who had abandoned the property is living in New Mexico and had to be tracked down (unlisted phone number, etc.) and best of all, she turned over the deed for $100 just to be done with the whole thing.
My investor and I will realize about $20,000 each upon sale after all expenses are taken care of. Not bad for a first deal!!!'
B. Davis, Philadelphia, PA
You can easily do the same, step by step.
Here's what Mr. Davis did.
1. He found a preforeclosure house by using the methods outlined in my course.
2. He contacted the homeowner by tracking her down in New Mexico. The course describes numerous ways to easily find homeowners who have abandoned their houses.
3. Next, Mr. Davis called the homeowner and found that she would be happy to sell her house. In fact, like many homeowners, she had abandoned the house and was going to let it go to auction. She told Mr. Davis that she would be happy to sell the house to him for a fraction of its value. The course includes information on how to negotiate with homeowners like this one.
4. By following the steps in the course, Mr. Davis found an investor who put up all the money for the deal.
Mr. Davis used NONE of his own cash! The investor and Mr. Davis immediately resold the house for its full value. They split the profit 50/50 and made $20,000 each.
victor, wherever you live, there are properties like this. All you need is 10 hours a week and the know-how you get with my easy-to-follow courses.
Find out more:
www.PropertyForeclosure.comUntil next time,
Lance Young
Author & Investor
www.PropertyForeclosure.com
November 2, 2005
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Earn huge profits by investing in properties that scare off most other investors!
www.PropertyForeclosure.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
by Lance Young
Independent Real Estate Investor
Dear victor,
Recently I visited a friend who lives in a rural part of New England. Even though her area is beautiful and prosperous, there are no less than seven abandoned houses within a three-mile radius of her home.
Two of these houses are owned by a bank that just can't seem to straighten out the paperwork to get rid of them, some are waiting to be auctioned by the town for back taxes and others were inherited by distant relatives who are too busy in their lives as a soccer mom or big-city office worker to put them on the market.
It got me thinking about how opportunities to profit from these situations can be found just about everywhere.
Here's a story from a customer in Philadelphia who learned how to invest in abandoned property:
I began on this journey on a full time basis in January and just got my first deed to a property. It was a textbook case. Vacant property in the foreclosure process, owner who had abandoned the property is living in New Mexico and had to be tracked down (unlisted phone number, etc.) and best of all, she turned over the deed for $100 just to be done with the whole thing.
My investor and I will realize about $20,000 each upon sale after all expenses are taken care of. Not bad for a first deal!!!'
B. Davis, Philadelphia, PA
You can easily do the same, step by step.
Here's what Mr. Davis did.
1. He found a preforeclosure house by using the methods outlined in my course.
2. He contacted the homeowner by tracking her down in New Mexico. The course describes numerous ways to easily find homeowners who have abandoned their houses.
3. Next, Mr. Davis called the homeowner and found that she would be happy to sell her house. In fact, like many homeowners, she had abandoned the house and was going to let it go to auction. She told Mr. Davis that she would be happy to sell the house to him for a fraction of its value. The course includes information on how to negotiate with homeowners like this one.
4. By following the steps in the course, Mr. Davis found an investor who put up all the money for the deal.
Mr. Davis used NONE of his own cash! The investor and Mr. Davis immediately resold the house for its full value. They split the profit 50/50 and made $20,000 each.
victor, wherever you live, there are properties like this. All you need is 10 hours a week and the know-how you get with my easy-to-follow courses.
Find out more:
www.PropertyForeclosure.comUntil next time,
Lance Young
Author & Investor
www.PropertyForeclosure.com
posted by Victor Caballero at 12:29 PM
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