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[15 Mar 2010 | ]

Those interested in real estate careers should jump all over a golden opportunity that is currently sizzling hot - recovering tax sale overages. There’s no telling how long this opportunity will be around, but the next couple of years are key for making serious money in the real estate industry without owning or selling property. Other real estate careers just can’t measure up.
If you’ve never even remotely heard of a tax sale overage recovery specialist, you’re in the majority - and this is why there’s so much potential income to …

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[15 Mar 2010 | ]

If you’re looking to invest in property, back taxes foreclosure homes are among the best investments you can make. Aside from being available for a song, they are often also free and clear - that is, they almost never have a mortgage or other big liens that might complicate their resale. The key is knowing how and when to get them - without getting them at tax sale.
If you haven’t attended a tax sale, here’s why it’s a bad idea to buy at tax sale. The biggest reason is the …

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[15 Mar 2010 | ]

If you’re working the lost money business and struggling to profit with increasing limitation by the government, you’re not out of luck. Most money finders don’t realize that by simply bypassing the Division of Unclaimed Funds, there’s a world of lost money out there that they can legally collect 40-50% on - with even less competition.
A crash course in money finding for the uninitiated: money finders find government-held unclaimed funds and find their owners and reunited the two for a finder’s fee. It’s tough to do if you’re working with …

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[15 Mar 2010 | ]

If you’re considering investing in property, or already are but are finding your profits leave something to be desired, fear not. Here are two property investment tips that will ensure you profit more while toiling less.
1. Buy tax foreclosure property, but only after the sale, and directly from the owners. Did you know you can legally buy deeds from their tax delinquent owners even after the tax sale has already occurred? Most investors focus on the time leading up to the tax sale (or worse yet, try to compete at …

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[15 Mar 2010 | ]

If you want to learn how to buy investment property the right way, look no further than tax foreclosures. Tax property is great to invest in for several reasons: the current economy is producing lots of it; by the time a tax property has made it all the way to auction, it’s usually free of mortgages and liens; and best of all, you can get them for a tiny fraction of their worth (under a thousand dollars) much of the time, if you know the right way to go about …

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[15 Mar 2010 | ]

Lots of investors trouble and toil over buying property or liens at tax sale. It’s getting harder and harder to buy property this way, as visibility grows and more people get into the game. A little niche that is still largely unexploited, however, is collecting overages from real estate auctions - overages resulting from the bidding at those tax and lien sales.
Basically, when more is bid for a property than is owed at tax or sheriff’s sale, that overage is frequently left due and owing to the original delinquent owner. …

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[12 Mar 2010 | ]

Looking at mortgage rates can be a bit confusing at times. Where do you look? What options do you have? Here are some answers to consider.
Where to look
You can go to your bank website and search for mortgage interest rates. You can also go to any good Internet search engine. Once there, you may find several types of rates. There are many choices. Here are some of the loans you may encounter.
Thirty Year Fixed
This interest rate is for a thirty-year loan. The interest rate will not change throughout the life …

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[11 Mar 2010 | ]

The monthly mortgage payment is one of the most expensive debts most of us pay each month. Unfortunately, the recent housing and economic crisis has left many homeowners struggling to keep up with their mortgage payments. If you are on a tight budget, there a number of ways you can reduce your monthly mortgage payments and alleviate the overwhelming financial stress. Below are a number of tips on paying and reducing monthly mortgage payments.
1. To counter the effects of the housing crisis and prevent foreclosures, the Federal Government and …

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[10 Mar 2010 | ]

They are called the guilty rich - people who, even though they haven’t suffered from the credit crunch nevertheless feel the need to reign back on spending. Ostentatious displays of wealth seem somewhat tasteless at a time when some people are struggling to pay the bills. This is this reason that has thus far retarded expansion in the realm of luxury property investments.
After a year in which all sales in the real estate sector have been depressed the market is now beginning to see a return to a significant period …

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[10 Mar 2010 | ]

If you are preparing to sell your home then you are probably thinking about how you can get the most money for it. In these hard economic times making your home as appealing as possible is one of the most important things that you can do because there are a lot of homes on the market and you will want to make sure that yours is sellable.
If you have the ability to do some repairs around the house then this article will give some pointers to help increase the …