by Jim Ingersoll | Mar 6, 2012 | Creative Real Estate Investing, Motivated Sellers, Real Estate Investing Strategies
In my previous article, “Why You Don’t Need Fannie Mae or HUD,” I shared why I believe we are at a critical time for real estate investors to begin finding their own deals. With foreclosure inventory so high and distressed property so easy to acquire, many...
by Jim Ingersoll | Feb 14, 2012 | Motivated Sellers
Did you get the memo from Fannie Mae? They are making some significant changes in their approach to managing their foreclosure inventory, and it affects real estate investors. Here are the recent trends I am seeing with Fannie Mae foreclosure inventory: 1. The...
by Jim Ingersoll | Feb 2, 2012 | Private Lenders/Private Money
This is my fourth installment in a blog series about investing in real estate using OPM (Other People’s Money). My last article, Private Lenders = Cash Flow + Infinite Returns, focused on buying and holding real estate using joint ventures. This blog article...
by Jim Ingersoll | Jan 26, 2012 | Creative Real Estate Investing, No Money Down, Private Lenders/Private Money, Real Estate Investing Strategies
Did you catch the first two articles in this series about investing without needing bank financing? The first one was titled, Fire The Bank and was all about the reasons you should invest in real estate today without relying on bank financing. The follow-up article...
by Jim Ingersoll | Jan 17, 2012 | Creative Real Estate Investing, Private Lenders/Private Money
The last blog article I wrote was about why real estate investors should “Fire The Bank” and learn to use other people’s money (OPM) to buy houses in 2012. I outlined three specific reasons why investors should no longer rely on bank financing. Most investors I...
