It’s pretty much fact these days that investing in property is the best way to earn a nice return on your money – but this is only true if you invest in the right type of property, at the right time, the right way. Too many new investors think as soon as they sign their name to a deed that they’re on their way to a cozy retirement. Not so. Does your property investment strategy need a little tweakage?
First, you need to choose the right type of property. If you’re already investigating or investing in tax foreclosure property, you’re on the right track. Its benefits beat that of mortgage foreclosure property hands-down, if for no other reason than that it frequently has no mortgage. It also frequently has fewer other liens, and in general present fewer headaches.
However, this is only true if you don’t buy it at the tax sale. The right property investment strategy is to purchase tax sale property directly from its tax delinquent owners, after the tax sale. The right timing is key – you must approach the owners at a time when they have given up on bailing the property out and are ready to sell to you for next to nothing. Also, fewer investors go after owners during the redemption period, so this time is golden.
If you’ve been buying property another way, tweak your property investment strategy to include tax properties you buy at the right point in the foreclosure process, and you’ll see a nice spike in your profit margin.
Another way to make some real-estate sized paydays without actually owning any property is to collect real estate overages for a finder’s fee. At those same auctions you used to attend to buy foreclosures, huge overages – that is, bids over the initial amount (mortgage, or taxes owed) – are being created that never find their way back to their rightful owners, the people who lost the properties in the first place.
If you can find these owners, you can legally get them under contract for a 30-50% finder’s fee for your assistance in locating and recovering the funds. Since, as you can imagine, these funds run into the tens of thousands of dollars on nice properties, you’re looking at a hassle free payday of five figures for a few days’ work.
So where to find records of these funds, and how to find their owners? Read the *free* Hooked On Overages “Insider’s Guide.” Visit http://Tax-Sale-Overages.com now.
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