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The Real Estate Investing Answer Book tackles the most important questions someone thinking about investing in real estate should have answered. Topics discussed include:
-How do I convince my friends/relatives this is the right investment for me?
-Financial requirements
-Can I make a profit?
-What's the best kind of property for investment
-Working with "partners"
-What people will I encounter in my investments?
-Finding property
-Can I tie up property while I think about buying it?
-How much should I pay?
-Preparing an offer
-Earnest money
-What do I do if the other side makes a counter-offer
-Contingencies—back doors to get out of a contract
-Due diligence—avoiding surprises
-Financing
-Being a landlord
-Flipping
-Development
-How can I protect my investments
-Can I sell property without paying any income taxes
-Record keeping
-Worst case scenario
-How do I convince my friends/relatives this is the right investment for me?
-Financial requirements
-Can I make a profit?
-What's the best kind of property for investment
-Working with "partners"
-What people will I encounter in my investments?
-Finding property
-Can I tie up property while I think about buying it?
-How much should I pay?
-Preparing an offer
-Earnest money
-What do I do if the other side makes a counter-offer
-Contingencies—back doors to get out of a contract
-Due diligence—avoiding surprises
-Financing
-Being a landlord
-Flipping
-Development
-How can I protect my investments
-Can I sell property without paying any income taxes
-Record keeping
-Worst case scenario
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Roadblocks—What’s Keeping You from Investing?
Chapter 2: Partners—Working with Others
Chapter 3: Fixer-Uppers—Profiting from Others’ Neglect
Chapter 4: Distressed Properties—Problems Create Opportunities
Chapter 5: Foreclosures—Another Low-Cost Source of Properties
Chapter 6: Flipping—Yes, It Can Be Done Safely!
Chapter 7: Options—Low-Risk Flipping
Chapter 8: Rental Houses—The Most Common Strategy for Beginning Investors
Chapter 9: Condos—No-Hassle Ownership
Chapter 10: Apartments—Economies of Scale
Chapter 11: Office Buildings—Long-Term Leases, Better Terms
Chapter 12: Convenience Stores—Fast Depreciation Write-Offs
Chapter 13: Retail and Dining—Going After the National Tenants
Chapter 14: Raw Land and Ground Leases—Renting Dirt
Chapter 15: Working with Agents—Buying or Selling: Find the Best
Chapter 16: Working without an Agent—Advice for Buyers
Chapter 17: Hiring Professionals—Work Efficiently by Hiring the Best
Chapter 18: What Should I Pay?—A Crash Course on Appraisal Techniques You Can Master
Chapter 19: Negotiation—Power Tips for Power Results
Chapter 20: Due Diligence—Avoiding Surprises
Chapter 21: Credit Scores—Be the Master of Your Credit Score, Not the Victim of It
Chapter 22: Borrowing Money
Chapter 23: Seller Financing—An Important Source of Money
Chapter 24: Closing—What Happens at Closing
Chapter 25: Closing Costs—Control Closing Expenses
Chapter 26: Tenant Selection—Make Wise Choices to Preserve Value
Chapter 27: Rental Rates and Security Deposits—What is Fair?
Chapter 28: Property Management Companies—Taking Care of Business
Chapter 29: Insurance and Risk Management
Chapter 30: Working without an Agent—Advice for Sellers
Chapter 31: Taxes—Additional Benefits to Investing in Real Estate
Glossary -
Appendix A: Slang—Talk the Talk
Appendix B: Consumer Protection Laws
Appendix C: Run the Numbers
Index
About the Author
Chapter 2: Partners—Working with Others
Chapter 3: Fixer-Uppers—Profiting from Others’ Neglect
Chapter 4: Distressed Properties—Problems Create Opportunities
Chapter 5: Foreclosures—Another Low-Cost Source of Properties
Chapter 6: Flipping—Yes, It Can Be Done Safely!
Chapter 7: Options—Low-Risk Flipping
Chapter 8: Rental Houses—The Most Common Strategy for Beginning Investors
Chapter 9: Condos—No-Hassle Ownership
Chapter 10: Apartments—Economies of Scale
Chapter 11: Office Buildings—Long-Term Leases, Better Terms
Chapter 12: Convenience Stores—Fast Depreciation Write-Offs
Chapter 13: Retail and Dining—Going After the National Tenants
Chapter 14: Raw Land and Ground Leases—Renting Dirt
Chapter 15: Working with Agents—Buying or Selling: Find the Best
Chapter 16: Working without an Agent—Advice for Buyers
Chapter 17: Hiring Professionals—Work Efficiently by Hiring the Best
Chapter 18: What Should I Pay?—A Crash Course on Appraisal Techniques You Can Master
Chapter 19: Negotiation—Power Tips for Power Results
Chapter 20: Due Diligence—Avoiding Surprises
Chapter 21: Credit Scores—Be the Master of Your Credit Score, Not the Victim of It
Chapter 22: Borrowing Money
Chapter 23: Seller Financing—An Important Source of Money
Chapter 24: Closing—What Happens at Closing
Chapter 25: Closing Costs—Control Closing Expenses
Chapter 26: Tenant Selection—Make Wise Choices to Preserve Value
Chapter 27: Rental Rates and Security Deposits—What is Fair?
Chapter 28: Property Management Companies—Taking Care of Business
Chapter 29: Insurance and Risk Management
Chapter 30: Working without an Agent—Advice for Sellers
Chapter 31: Taxes—Additional Benefits to Investing in Real Estate
Glossary -
Appendix A: Slang—Talk the Talk
Appendix B: Consumer Protection Laws
Appendix C: Run the Numbers
Index
About the Author
Specs
Format: Paperback
Dimensions
Length: 8 in
Width: 6 in
Weight: 18.00 oz
Page Count: 272 pages
Dimensions
Length: 8 in
Width: 6 in
Weight: 18.00 oz
Page Count: 272 pages
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