How Not to Raise Private Money

I just read story on BusinessWeek.com about a Utah guy that’s being sued by the SEC for $145 million. Here’s the excerpt because you would think that I was just making it up.. The Securities and Exchange Commission sued a Utah man for falsely telling customers their $145 million would be invested in commercial real [...]

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Capital Markets Loosening Up

We got a glimmer of good news on the commercial lending side of the world from Marcus & Millichap Research… * Constraints on commercial real estate lending eased during the first half of 2010, a trend that should continue as more lenders re-enter the securitization market and life insurance companies pursue a broader range of [...]

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Seller Financing Safe for Now

I admit the legislative battle over seller financing had me scared for the real estate investors who are seller financing residential properties. The House initially proposed that only licensed mortgage originators should be allowed to do seller financing transactions OR be limited to one transaction every 3 years. On June 23rd, the sponsors of that [...]

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Pooling and Syndication: Fact or Fiction

Without a doubt, the hottest topic at the Getting the Money Bootcamp I held earlier this month was real estate syndication. Real estate syndication is simply pooling funds to invest in real estate. I’ve been syndicating real estate and pooling investor capital for several years now

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Establishing Credibility When You are Starting Out

New investors are faced with establishing credibility with sellers, buyers and lenders.  You need to establish trust and loyalty with the people you do business with.  This includes vendors you do business with as well.  Here are some tips that may help you get started on the right track.

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Building Confidence

Building confidence takes time and experience.  If you are new to the business, then you will become more and more confident as you do more deals.  There are some ways to jump start your level of confidence such as educating yourself about the real estate investment world.   Before you start

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How Not to Raise Private Money

I just read story on BusinessWeek.com about a Utah guy that’s being sued by the SEC for $145 million. Here’s the excerpt because you would think that I was just making it up.. The Securities and Exchange Commission sued a Utah man for falsely telling customers their $145 million would be invested in commercial real [...]

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What to Look for in a Hard Money Lender

Hard money lenders can save your deals because they are able to give you the money quickly as opposed to traditional lenders that have to follow much more strict guidelines. So you need to establish a relationship with a hard money lender fast so you won’t lose your investment

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New Short Sale Rules

The Government’s new Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program (HAFA) that recently went into effect is helping streamline the short sale process.  The biggest problem with short sales is that they were taking at least 3-6 months or longer to get lenders to approve them.  Now that

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Capital Markets Loosening Up

We got a glimmer of good news on the commercial lending side of the world from Marcus & Millichap Research… * Constraints on commercial real estate lending eased during the first half of 2010, a trend that should continue as more lenders re-enter the securitization market and life insurance companies pursue a broader range of [...]

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Finding a Real Estate Mentor

One of the smartest things I can recommend to new investors is to find a mentor. A good mentor will save your time and money. Before you start your real estate investment business, you should do a little research on your own as well. There is so

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