Mr. E
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Find a Real Estate investment club in your area and go to the meetings. Talk to lots of people. You will be amazed at how many of them will offer you help to get you started. This is what got me started in the business. www.creonline.com has a nationwide index of Investment clubs. It's on the left of the page under the heading "resources". Hope this helps. |
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jameazher
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yes, I have recently visited John Beck program their website is www.johnbeck.tv - he is into this business since last 20 years, But remember investment is always a risk, he provide you with information and some of his past experience but, final decision is yours, |
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HK gal
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try to ask referrals from your friends or co-workers, or search for a real-estate forum in the internet... |
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flywho
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Post a Joint Venture Proposal on Craig's List |
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pattibcacl
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Be careful and check out first before doing anything |
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Wildturkey87
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There should be real estate agents who specialize in foreclosures, particularly HUD foreclosures. They get paid only when you buy a property. Be care full do ALL your homework. If a person lost their home, good chance they let go to h--- for a while. A quality inspection would be well worth your while BEFORE you make a purchase offer. Also consider distressed properties, divorce, bankruptcies, loss of job etc. Good deals to be found if you know where and how to look. Good luck |
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kinacl
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You need to contact any office close to you regarding this. There are programs out there that will help you in this process. Any company that sells homes. You can even contact a foreclosure office for numbers to call regarding your situation. I know this must be hard for you to deal with, but hang in there things will get better. Kina |
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cleo_michelle73
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If you have the time your city government should post them daily at city hall or some other state agency in your town. I've seen this in GA. Typically for auctions on City Hall steps where you can buy the properties w/i a few weeks if not days. |
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ALEGNA
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How about you make yourself specialist.... might be cheaper?
http://www.realtytrac.com/freeSearch.asp?accnt=69740&StateSel=CA |
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Brenda
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Read up and research the topic first so you are knowledgeable and know your stuff. You'll work better with anyone and a specialist, if you know the terms. Then, meet with a few specialsts and be honest of what your intentions are. You'll know than, exactly what's involved. |
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Micki
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If you are looking for a Real Estate agent then go to the HUD website...they have lists of designed Real Estate Brokers for the foreclosed properties. You will have to call each of them and convenience them to take you on...but it would be worth it |
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tweed801
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you won't sorry . good luck |
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lvcoolbg
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Try calling a realtor. |
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Jared L
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be careful of foreclosures - sometimes they aren't to code or are destroyed by previous owners as a way to get back at the bank. |
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Skip
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You should probably find one of the guru's that sell their items on late night TV or attend one of the foreclosure seminars listed in your local southern California papers. They have a liting aobut once or twice a month. Listen to the free information given, if the real seminar is not too expensive for you and yodu like the information you heard in the basic seminar, by all means sign up and attend.
You need not purchase but one of the seminars, either the ones you see on tv or the ones from the local newspaper.
There are not too many people working in the foreclosure field that really have the time to be a mentor to a person.
Most of your information will be found thorough trails and errors that you make attempting your own business.
The best thing for you to do is once you have decided on which seminar you will purchase, practice the script given, until you are very familiar with what you are saying and why you are saying it,then add your own touch to it.
The main thing you have to remember is that you must sell yourself and the fact that you are a salesman.
You must decide how you are gonna get leads for the foreclosures in your area.
I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.
"FIGHT ON" |
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cobra
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Also, please remember---you get what you pay for. |
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way7cool1982
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Check with the conty clerk first see if they have any leads.
check with the hud departmens in the area see if they know anyone and just have fun! |
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mike specs
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go 2 your city hall it is public record they have 2 show u it is the law |
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wilma s
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you don't want to go that far....never go to forclosure. i have the answer to your dilemna. |
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ShacklesOff.com
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Call a local real estate investor in your area. They usually know how to do the same thing as a foreclosure specialist. Home Vestors should be in your area. |
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NEMO
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i bough a tax sale home,took 9mts to fix it up,made $45,000 at the end of the sale |
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san
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be very carefully, and check all of them before you start doing it |
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m c
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You do not, every one has to be paid for their services. that is why they studied and took the classes to work at it as a job and make money. |
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The Alchemist
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Go through your phonebook, ask a friend who may know of one, check with family members. |
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seblexie
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I would not trust those foreclosure people of which you speak. Possibly a place like that could give you a list to peruse. The banks in your local area would comply - they want to sell them. Also contact your County Assessor's office; once a year they sell properties on which the taxes haven't been paid in the past 3 year. Sometimes you can get a real deal. Try to find (not a property that no one wants but rather one on which the owner cannot afford the taxes and must let it go for taxes. I know a person who purchased one of those for $60,000.00 and it was worth $150,000.00 . Even if you couldn't afford to keep it you could sell it and get yourself into a better financial position. |
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Jerri M
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First of all it depends on what type of foreclosure property that you are wanting. There is a realtor that I worked for in Bakersfield, Ca. that dealt with VA Foreclosures. You can also look online for HUD foreclosures. If you are interested in the VA foreclosres you can email me and I will give you the agent's name and number. |
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frnkmntgmry
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you can a forelosure specialists online |
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Ramesh Nayak
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ask any one else |
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robert m
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Fantasy Island. |
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Jillary von Hämsterviel™
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very carefully |
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