2) Don't Buy With Out Getting an Inspection: An inspection can reveal problems that you can not see or have even thought about. If there are not so obvious issues as foundation problems, system wiring or plumbing problems, wouldn't you want to know that before closing on that property? Of course. And the inspection may indicate that the property you are interested in purchasing has only minor issues and is a worthwhile project. Be sure you attend when the inspection is made. You are going to pay several hundred dollars for the service.. you will definitely learn some things about construction and renovation if you just listen and observe.
Part of the exercise of articulating your personal brand is defining what you value the most. Think about some of your favorite real estate in Marbella. things and why they are meaningful to you. This can reveal your personal brand values.
You may be wondering how you can start in this trade with a small budget. A lot of investors shun investing in real estate because they think it's too costly. That's especially true in real estate development. However, flipping is a different trade. You place properties under contract and then sell that contract to interested buyers. Since you won't actually buy the property, you won't need a huge capital to make investments in wholesaling.
Sugarloaf Foreclosures - The latest Foreclosure report shows 9 Sugarloaf homes that were given "notices of foreclosure" for the January 6th auction. Yes, there are a couple of well-known names on that list. This level of foreclosures is significantly higher than the 2-3 per month that we have seen throughout the year. In addition there are major builders of new homes in real estate company or service. Sugarloaf that had construction loans foreclosed upon by their banks. In 2008, there have been over 40 properties that have been given notices of foreclosure. There are currently 23 properties that are in some active form of foreclosure (from pre-foreclosure to bank-owned status).
Then there was poor Henry. He was there when I first started, at the desk in front of mine. He was there months later when I was quitting, and he was finally making his first and last sale (he quit shortly afterwards). He was one of the nicest guys I have ever worked with, but he didn't know how to sell real estate.
Richard Lehman, noted investment advisor, puts it this way: "Think about it, what better way benalus to bail out debtors and clear out an excess housing inventory than through inflating the value of hard assets and at the same time diminishing the value of debt claims?" And all the government entitlement programs are keyed to the rate of inflation, so the politicians look like heroes.
It's great to travel and see the world. It reminds me of something a good friend of mine always says, "Some people have more money and more vision than us". Seeing the growth, prosperity and continued development (even now) of massive architectural icons being built on what was ocean six months ago is motivating.