Are You Paying Too Much For Your Investment Properties?

Most newbie investors make the biggest mistake of not realizing that you make your money when you buy, not when you sell. The key is to find a great deal when you buy to ensure high profitability.
By: Darin Wells
 
March 3, 2010 - PRLog -- As I meet more and more new investors out there at events for real estate investing, I find that the biggest mistake made is paying too much on their purchases. There are many reasons for this. First, they get bad advice from a Realtor trying to earn a commission. They don't fully understand the ARV (After Repair Value). Also, they don't understand the true costs associated with selling an investment property. Some of the other mistakes I have been hearing about is that they jump too quickly without doing their due diligence. For example, someone shared with me yesterday about a property that was being sold by a Realtor that was claiming to be a 3 bedroom 2 bath, when in actuality  it was a 2 bedroom 1 bath on title. This can be a difference of tens of thousands of dollars. To boot, that extra bedroom and bath is probably illegal.
    In  conclusion, it is my opinion that in order to be truly successful in real estate investing, one must understand  the costs associated with these transactions from start to finish.

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At Missing Link Financial, Inc. We specialize in purchasing deeply discounted properties to wholesale or to rehab and flip. We are also actively marketing for cash buyers. If you have a deal that we can't do, we probably have someone who can.
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Source:Darin Wells
Email:***@aol.com
Zip:92647
Tags:Flipping, Wholesaling, Rehabbing, Real Estate Investing
Industry:Real estate investing
Location:Los Angeles - California - United States
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