Nice size(1034) three bedroom, one bath located on one of the hottest block in the Graduate Hospital area.  Tons of construction and rehabbing going on in the area. The property is located just minutes away from Rittenhouse Square, Center City shopping, and restaurants. The property has another room right off of the kitchen which can be used to expand the kitchen or add another bath. Medium sized cement fenced backyard will make a nice patio. The roof was coated just 2 years ago.  The asking pr

ing the great discounts for the country's BEST real estate investor telling you how he did it.

He's on TV ALL the time -every financial program- he's written SEVEN, that's right 7 books

on how to make money TODAY, in this market, as well as good markets.

If you miss him today, you'll have to travel to see him when you realize what you just missed.

He doesn't come here every week! So get to the signup page and hop in your car. You only have TWO hours left!

Hi Everybody.

 I have been on Bus Tour on  May 14, 2011 and wanted to say a special Thank you to Glen Galluci, Tibor & other Investors who shared their iexperiences.  I learned alot of valuable information from Amazing Trainers.

  I'm looking forward to next Bus Tour.Thank you so much to the whole TriStateMixer group.

I did my home work and Yesterday I bought a Tri-plex in Lansdowne of PA which is needed total Rehab.

Looking for a local contractor who get experience in that location.

If some one know

Big banks are barely giving mortgages on pretty houses. On a rehab forget it.

Small community banks are a small possibility.

Hard money in most cases is the best way to go.

I'm seeking serious partners who will generate 100k on a month to month basis, lets get started, lets talk 718 690 8413

I have now been to two Tri State meetings and have been fortunate enough to have met a bunch of really nice eager people.  The meetings have been very informative and the panel discussion at this last one is just the sort of thing new people to the game need to experience and have access to for Q and A with and from pros.  Never be afraid to ask a question, if you have it someone else is thinking it also, so fire away.

One thing that I have heard over and over is that I don't have the money to d

Hello again......

In the last 12 months there has been a resurgence of "newbie" players to the real estate investing business.  It has just been an overwhelming experince for most.  I am often drained after an initial conversation with a "newbie" investor.  They tell me about everything and anything real estate and how pumped they are to get out there.....

I can sit here and list the many exciting opportunities that exist in the real estate investing space, things such as: foreclosures, pre-fore

Some of the thing I need to know is How long have they been investing, where(A,B,C,D areas Be very Specific) and how much CASH their willing to pay up to, what % they like to pay under FMV, how FAST can they close, and last but not least, how much their willing to pay for assignments, althought it varies be very clear...These are just a few of course it gets more detailed, but you guys get the point

So you want to be a successful "investor"......well then stop making donations to the loss side of the ledger.

What do I mean?  If you have a property and it is NOT performing then figure out right now how to stop the bleeding.  You can NOT make money if you are losing it on a monthly basis with your "investment real estate" holdings. 

Are these investments?  Is this why you got into the business?  Frustration and avoidance sets in or you find a good deal and use it to mask the other losing prop

In the process of building a ca$h buyers list, trying to figure out some creative ways to build my caSh buyers list, so far I've been to some Real Estate investing clubs, which i was scouting for potential cash investors, leadtackle.com, and started video blogging, Now have to plan a date to go to a live property auction to scout out some cash kings, and put out some signage stating Inviting all cash REI with my video blog.

I have been speaking with a lot of my mortgage broker friends and they are all despondent and depressed.Apparently some bank regulations are kicking in on April 1st.From what they're telling me, broker compensation from banks such as Bank of America,Wells Fargo, Chase, Citi ect...will be severly curtailed.This,they(brokers) believe will help with the demise of their industry.Looks like the "Government" sponsored crony banks want the consumer to deal directly with them for everything.I will post

What's up TRISTATE, I wanted to share my thoughts on my new favorite Hollywood train wreck.  I just caught his interview on date line the other night and it’s funny to see how he relates our business.  Everyday the economy is getting a little crazier but as I continue to look at housing values drop, I can feel my fingers getting tingly again as I hunt for the next deal.  Its Christmas now for buyers... well, it’s not really December yet but the money you can make on a property right now can buy

TOP FIVE REASONS:

1. The value of real estate has decreased tremendously creating a better opportunity to receive a serious discount.
2. The return on a distressed property can supplement, match or exceed your income. 
3. Sellers are becoming increasingly flexible providing additional ways to purchase with tons of inventory available.
4. Interest rates are down the lowest they've been in decades, giving buyers more money to purchase a bigger home to afford.
5. Tax incentives and special government loan programs are

FHA concessions on seller concessions?

3 percent ceiling is likely 'off the table'

Inman News™

There's some good news brewing at the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department that could save thousands of home sales in the months ahead. The final details aren't fully nailed down and a formal announcement is still more than a month away, but I can tell you about a broad outline taking shape that isn't likely to change.

It's all about seller concessions.

Last ye

As I was reading one of Al Brouillard's articles on goal setting (highly informative - see it here: Al's goal article), I remembered this post I did a while back on another of my blogs, and thought its value could accompany it. So here it is:

Today, I want to share THE MOST IMPORTANT FIRST STEP I think anyone should do in order to achieve… well… ANYTHING they want to achieve in life.

They are called the 10 Steps to Setting Goals taken from a video series I watched by Bill Bartman.

Please be advise

In an old saying, “Time Waits for no Man.” Well let’s convert this to the present real estate market; “Time waits for no man, woman, or holiday.” And it doesn’t wait for a season or a life event. Time just doesn’t wait.

The market may slow down during the holidays, but people are still transacting business. If you study the most motivated buyers and sellers, they are transacting business if not on a daily or weekly basis, at least a monthly basis. Why, because they have to buy and sell their inve

   I wrote about this before, but I wanted to remind everyone of the importance of this law. April 22, this year, was the effective date. Yes, there were some extensions due to lack of available certification classes, but all that is past us and we are all subject, right now, to this law and the stiff penalties associated with it.

   One of my reasons for this reiteration is that I recently looked at a property where a homeowner was rehabbing his house one room at a time. Much of the work had bee