@gcuffe – Great question. I live and invest in Austin but I have also used this strategy all over the US. We have students in all 50 states. This strategy works great all over the US and Canada!
@y2knoproblem – Great question! Have you been through my free 5 video training series? I cover this in detail. You can click on the link below the video to see all of the details. You do not need to have the bank change anything. Check out my videos and let me know if you have any more questions.
@philc598 I can make money in real estate almost every day of the year. You are good at correcting my math, but can you close multiple real estate deals per week? I would rather be rich then right on the internet
@ben573481 Interesting question. Do you currently invest in real estate? From your question, it does not really work that way. When talking with the seller there are very specific reasons that they needed to move now. They could not sell the house to a conventional buyer because no bank would finance the current condition of the house. You would have to be a cash buyer.
@gcuffe GREAT question! You can do this in ALL 5o states! All you have to do is go to REIMaverickDOTcom and see my 5 free video series on exactly how I train people to do this in all 50 states!
Question, why does the current owner want to sell at $69k while it is valued at about $115k? if it is really at $115k, he could sell it at $85k and let people bid up another $10k easier. Thanks for the great video.
aliplayer786
27 Jan 2012
wheres episode 45
STREAKER123
27 Jan 2012
Ehh just leave it all. You’re golden with owner financing!!
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@ColinRemaxNewstyle – YES!!!! You can use this strategy in Canada!
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@gcuffe – Great question. I live and invest in Austin but I have also used this strategy all over the US. We have students in all 50 states. This strategy works great all over the US and Canada!
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@y2knoproblem – Great question! Have you been through my free 5 video training series? I cover this in detail. You can click on the link below the video to see all of the details. You do not need to have the bank change anything. Check out my videos and let me know if you have any more questions.
y2knoproblem
27 Jan 2012
How do you get around the Due-On-Sale clause found in most mortgage contracts? I have not found any lenders willing to remove that feature.
ColinRemaxNewstyle
27 Jan 2012
@TheREIMaverick How about Canada?
ColinRemaxNewstyle
27 Jan 2012
@TheREIMaverick How about canada?
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@philc598 I can make money in real estate almost every day of the year. You are good at correcting my math, but can you close multiple real estate deals per week? I would rather be rich then right on the internet
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@mpainter3 Thanks for the comment! I completely agree with you. There are a ton of deals out there right now!
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@ben573481 Interesting question. Do you currently invest in real estate? From your question, it does not really work that way. When talking with the seller there are very specific reasons that they needed to move now. They could not sell the house to a conventional buyer because no bank would finance the current condition of the house. You would have to be a cash buyer.
TheREIMaverick
27 Jan 2012
@gcuffe GREAT question! You can do this in ALL 5o states! All you have to do is go to REIMaverickDOTcom and see my 5 free video series on exactly how I train people to do this in all 50 states!
gcuffe
27 Jan 2012
are all the homes that your students are getting in the Austin area?
What if someone doesnt live in Texas?
chiquettethedeadpoet
27 Jan 2012
good stuff man!!!
ben573481
27 Jan 2012
Question, why does the current owner want to sell at $69k while it is valued at about $115k? if it is really at $115k, he could sell it at $85k and let people bid up another $10k easier. Thanks for the great video.
mpainter3
27 Jan 2012
Awesome deal Phill!! Its amazing how many deals there are right now. We are buying everything we can get our hands on!
philc598
27 Jan 2012
$66,000 existing financing plus $4,000 cash = $70,000. Plus five or six thousand for repairs = a cost basis of $75,000 or $76,000. NOT $74,000!
You really don’t know how to add, do you?
philc598
27 Jan 2012
$66,000 existing financing plus $4,000 cash = $70,000, not $69,000.
And I didn’t even need a calculator!
You need an accountant to do your adding for you!