The #1 Secret to Getting Your Buyers Funded

Posted by Marshall on April 13, 2010

We had an EMERGENCY webinar several weeks ago.
Did you miss it?…

Why was it an emergency? Because, if you don’t know how to do this, you are going to miss out on this VERY short lived opportunity. This is real.
It has a REAL deadline, set in stone by Congress and our President…
Now, we are really down to crunch time…

Can anyone really do this?…

Yes… absolutely!

Even if you have absolutely zero experience in real estate or have never done a single deal and don’t have the slightest clue where to begin you need to hear this information. We did the webinar live several weeks ago… but, we are bringing it back because this program expires very soon.

If you DO have experience buying and selling (or trying to sell) houses, you MUST get on this encore call. I just personally did this on two of my houses and sold one in about 2 weeks…. converted the other one from lease option tenants into real buyers.

I have good news for you though. If you missed the webinar the first time around, enter your name and your e-mail address below to get signed up for our encore call.
We have it setup for you right now.

If you are struggling to find buyers or to finally make money in real estate, you’re definitely going to want to hear what Tony has to say…

Why?

You see the reason most investors fail is simply because they are afraid to take action because they are afraid that they can’t sell the property quickly!

I get that.

Buying houses has never been easier than it is today, especially for those that understand how to buy creatively, without bank loans or writing huge checks.

What if you could learn how to actually have the I.R.S. help fund the deal for your buyers and you won’t need to get your buyers qualified?

I know Tony is doing that today, in this market, and selling his houses in days, not weeks or months, at full retail price, with No Contingencies….

I don’t want you to miss your chance to finally make money in real estate. Because on this webinar Tony and I will take you by the hand and show you how to get your own Investor Stimulus Package…

So… go check it out.

Do you want to grab some of the cash that the Obama Administration is literally handing out?
Due to the time sensitive nature of this information, you don’t even need to schedule this. We were able to get an on-demand recording setup for you.

Tony and I will tell you how he is doing it!… Just sign up below for the encore webinar.
As soon as you confirm your e-mail address, you will be taken straight to the webinar.

By the way… The Investor Stimulus Package
is designed for ANYONE to have success in real estate…

You DON’T need to know any real estate jargon

You DON’T need to have money to advertise

You DON’T need to have any technical know how

You DON’T need to have “connections” in real estate

You DO need to be on the Webinar!

Disclosure: The webinar training is totally complimentary. However, if you decide to purchase the course from Tony, he will pay me a commission for the sale. This will not affect your pricing AT ALL. In fact, you are getting a better deal than the general public on this product because I beat Tony up on the pricing for my list. I will also include some bonuses if you purchase the Investor Stimulus Package, just e-mail me your receipt.

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13Apr

Your Team IS Your Deal

Posted by Marshall on January 23, 2010

By: Sean Carpenter

You have found your perfect deal. Now you are looking for a government grant or program to help you out.

This all requires a great team. Who is on your side?

My most common response to many who ask the question is that make sure you have a lawyer and accountant who know more than you.

Don’t get into a position where you need to educate your vendors.

Having a quality lawyer can get your deal closed that much quicker, while having a quality accountant can make sure your finances are in order.

A few questions for your potential staff:

Are you familiar with Government Financing?
Have you closed any subsidized transactions?
Do you know anyone from the allocating agency?
At least 2 of the three questions should be “yes” and should help you to make an informed decision. You may also want to inquire about the program you are seeking as well.

Count it as a bonus question!

Sean Carpenter is the nation’s leading expert on Government Deal Funding for Real Estate Investors and Developers and has spent the last 12 years both consulting and getting funding for his own deals. I’ll be offering an encore webinar of a special interview with Sean coming up on Wednesday, February 24th at 9:00 PM EST, 6 PM PT where I’ll be asking him about what’s involved in getting funding for your deals courtesy of Uncle Sam.

Find out more and pre-register for the call by entering your name and e-mail address below:

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Material Connection Disclosure: If you click on a link on this website, you may be using an affiliate link. This means I may be compensated if you purchase something from the company on the other end of the link.

Disclaimer: This is not legal advice or even financial advice. The opinions and information here are written to entertain and inform you of my experiences from Real Estate Investing. I can’t possibly know your financial situation or whether you will have the ability, motivation or determination to put forth the effort that is required to put a system or idea in motion to profit from it.

Before embarking on any business venture, you should consult with your financial advisor, accountant, lawyer and other professionals to help you determine if it is a worthwhile venture and to discuss the risks. I make no claims about how much money YOU will make with any of the information shared here on this site or any other website or e-mail that I may send you.

As in ANY business, your results will vary based on your own knowledge, determination, motivation and financial resources available to you.
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23Jan

Why Buying and Holding Isn’t The Same Anymore…

Posted by Marshall on January 21, 2010

Guest article written By: Sean Carpenter

Are you finding deals are getting tougher to close with the new restrictions banks are pushing on applicants?

Is it taking longer to get a deal done? Have you stopped looking for new projects to acquire?

The last year has been a very difficult period in real estate history. Some markets have declined upwards of 50% in value with no light at the end of the tunnel. Not very good news if you started your “buy and hold” in 2007, but will certainly work better for you now in 2010 as you pick properties up for a fraction of their price two years ago.

Not to mention cap rates are heading into the two digits in larger metropolitan areas. For some, this is an area of the market they have never experienced.

So what can we do to get some of these declining assets?

The banks that were lending up to 125% a few years back have either left the market or cap an acquisition at 70% loan to value. The remaining 30% is up to the investor. But raising the 30% slows down transactions and your friends in Congress have attempted to help.

In July 2008, the President signed the Housing & Economic Recovery Act (HERA), which among other things, provided $4.5B to all 50 states, some territories like Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, and the District of Columbia, to combat neighborhood declination by foreclosure.

These funds, known as the Neighborhood Stabilization program, were supposed to help investors, both for and non-profits, buy and rehabilitate foreclosed buildings in order to prevent the stable households from losing too much value. In February 2009, Congress added an additional $4.5B to the program, now known as NSP II, to further carry out the NSP mission.

This is nothing new. The federal government has been investing in real estate for years, at least since HUD was conceived during the Johnson administration in 1965 as part of the Great Society initiative.

HUD allocates through the individual States and territories upwards of $20B per year to facilitate economic development and housing activities. Additionally, many states have programs of their own that can match federal funds in addition to over $5B in tax credit programs available to stimulate acquisition, rehabilitation and new construction of real estate projects.

Buying and holding certainly isn’t what it used to be, but now the government wants to help you out more than ever. You just have to know WHERE to find the money and HOW to get the funds.

Sean Carpenter is the nation’s leading expert on Government Deal Funding for Real Estate Investors and Developers and has spent the last 12 years both consulting and getting funding for his own deals. I’ll be hosting a special interview with Sean coming up on Wednesday, February 24th, 9:00 PM EST. Find out more and pre-register for the call by entering your name and e-mail address below:

UPDATE: Since this webinar was a few weeks ago, if you register below, I will send you the encore webinar information as soon as you confirm your e-mail address.

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Disclosure: If you click on a link on this website, you may be using an affiliate link. This means I may be compensated if you purchase something from the company on the other end of the link.

Disclaimer: This is not legal advice or even financial advice. The opinions and information here are written to entertain and inform you of my experiences from Real Estate Investing. I can’t possibly know your financial situation or whether you will have the ability, motivation or determination to put forth the effort that is required to put a system or idea in motion to profit from it.

Before embarking on any business venture, you should consult with your financial advisor, accountant, lawyer and other professionals to help you determine if it is a worthwhile venture and to discuss the risks. I make no claims about how much money YOU will make with any of the information shared here on this site or any other website or e-mail that I may send you.

As in ANY business, your results will vary based on your own knowledge, determination, motivation and financial resources available to you.
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21Jan

FHA Waives 90 Day Seasoning Rule

Posted by Marshall on January 17, 2010

This is great news!
While I’m not an attorney, the legal speak in the pdf below tells me that FHA is now going to allow a buyer using FHA financing to purchase it even if the seller has not been on title for a minimum of 90 days.

http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/waivpropflip2010.pdf

The 90 day seasoning rule was instituted to try to keep “Illegal flips” from occuring. I have “illegal” in quotes because it is only illegal if someone is committing fraud by getting an appraiser to appraise the property for MUCH higher than the real value of the property.

This is totally illegal and I’m pretty sure you can be put in jail for that. Again, I’m not an attorney so don’t take my word for that.

However, the way most of these transactions are happening is this. An investor purchases a property either from a bank or from a homeowner in distress at a substantial discount because of the distressed situation.

Banks do NOT want to spend money to fix up foreclosed homes.

Homeowners that are having trouble making house payments do not want to make repairs either. They are struggling just to pay their bills.

Why would they continue to repair a home they are likely going to lose in foreclosure anyway?

So these properties NEED an investor buyer to step in and buy the home and rehab the home back to move-in ready condition.

Well, in these times of tight credit, it’s next to IMPOSSIBLE to get a decent rate on a long term loan for an investor. So, rather than holding the property as a rental, the investor fixes up the home using high interest loans.

The investor then turns around the property and finds an end buyer that wants to live there. Typically, the end buyer still gets a really good deal on now an updated home rather than a distressed property.

Well, when FHA decided to implement the 90 seasoning rule, that eliminated a TON of buyers, especially first time home buyers that typically rely on FHA programs to get in with low down payments.

They don’t typically have extra money to fix up a home.

So, I welcome this change for everyone involved. It is going to speed up the acquisition of these distressed properties because now the investor will have an easier time finding a buyer.

What do you think of this plan?
Leave some feedback below.

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17Jan

Sign Up Now For My 2010 Investor Webinar Series

Posted by Marshall on December 10, 2009

I am planning a webinar series and already have several top notch Real Estate investors lined up.
However, the schedule is not set yet.
Sign up for the webinar series by entering your name and primary e-mail address (So that I can notify you of the webinars).

If you are among the first 50 people to sign up, YOU are going to get to help me shape the seminar series with the topics YOU want to hear about.

Do you have a certain burning question you need answered?
Would you like the opportunity to grab the ear of some of the BEST investors in their particular field?
This is your opportunity. I have been building this series up for several months.
I’m getting ready to set the schedule.

Get on the list and let me know what you are looking for.

Here are some examples of things I’m thinking about.

1) Funding
2) Marketing – For buyers and sellers
3) How to super charge your retirement accounts
4) How to save on taxes
5) How to select a contractor
6) Commercial Investing
7) Loan Modifications
8) Short Sales
9) Wholesaling
10) Wholetailing (A little different from Wholesaling)
11) Selling on land contract
12) Dealing with distressed homeowners
13) Buying REO properties
14) Bulk packages of REO or Notes
15) Note Buying
16) Land Contracts
17) Self Storage
18) Government grants/loans

The above is just a start. I want to hear from you.
If you tell me what you want, I will schedule accordingly.

Let me know.
Sign up for the series by entering your name and e-mail address above.
I will send you a copy of Think and Grow Rich and give you access to the most recent webinar I have available.

Thanks for stopping by.

Marshall

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Disclaimer: This is not legal advice or even financial advice. The opinions and information here are written to entertain and help educate you with my knowledge and experience from Real Estate Investing. As always, before embarking on any business venture, you should consult with your financial advisor, accountant, lawyer and other professionals to help you determine if it is a worthwhile venture and to discuss the risks. I make no claims about how much money YOU will make with any of my information. As in ANY business, your results will vary based on your own knowledge, determination, motivation and financial resources available to you.
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10Dec