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No Money! Does It Really Matter? (Free E-Books)
Category: Real Estate
Word Count: 1,083
Author: John Michael
Email: Jo...@jmichaelrei.com

I never thought I would give away both E-Books again, but I keep
getting emails asking for it so why not give it away again - You know
my rules if it helps you be sure to return the favor and help another!

This time my offer of both E-Books will not expire!

Many investors think that money (or lack of money) is what stops them
from closing a deal. This MYTH is one of the most limiting things that
holds some investors back. Understand that money is NEVER an issue-IF
the deal is right.

You can use the seller's existing financing for part of the purchase
price. Buying "subject to" you only have to fund the money for the
seller's equity! You can get a cash buyer and do a simultaneous close
or flip your deal to the buyer for a cash assignment fee. You can sell
your contract to another investor, again for a cash assignment fee. You
can borrow the money from a private party lender at an interest rate
higher than a bank would pay.

You can find a source to back you financially can be a daunting process
but the rewards can be great!

Try searching your public records at the local county office and look
for property that has been recently sold by HUD, VA, FNMA or any REO
"Real Estate Owned" Lender foreclosed property.

If the buyer of this type of property made a purchase of several
properties you may have hit pay dirt for a financial backer or at the
least someone who you can locate real estate for a assignment fee.

The deeds should give the mailing address of the buyer. You could send
them out a letter and tell them about your flipping/bird dogging
business or just give them a telephone call if they are in the book.

John Michael's Simple Rules

- If you have an appointment show up on time
- Be A Professional
- Pay attention
- Be truthful
- Every "No" Only Makes You Closer To "Yes"
- Don't be attached to the outcome
- No Money! Does It Really Matter? NO!

Who & Where are Investors? Anyone with money
- People with money are always looking for a good return! Doctors and
Lawyers make a good source along with foreclosure sales, as most who
attend are investors.

You can also go with what is called "Hard Money" this generally refers
to privately placed loans as opposed to institutional loans, which
usually have more stringent underwriting guidelines, for both the type
of property used as collateral and the credit worthiness of the
borrower.

The most compelling reasons for using hard moneylenders are:

1. Less time involved
2. Less qualifying to close your transactions!

Equity lender, hard money lender, private investor or what ever term
one uses can be a great source of funds to do real estate transactions
and the question of how to find them comes up often!

There are numerous ways to do this, and no two investors are exactly
alike, so it's important to be innovative and customize your proposal
to the specific "hot buttons" for each funding source.

One of the greatest advantages of real estate investing is the power of
leveraging other people's money.

Any one who has money could be a source of funds for your real estate
purchases.

Another great source is checking your recorders office again looking
for individuals who holds mortgages on property. This has provided me a
great source for hard money loans.

Simply think creatively, go to the source of funds and simply ask for
money. The worst that can happen is you get a "NO". Each no only places
you closer to a "YES".

There are small companies and individual investors willing to invest in
your investing projects. Many do charge high interest and points, but
it is simply the availability of money, not the cost that you are
looking for when you buy, rehab and resale "Flip" real estate for a
profit.

You will find no typical transaction when it comes to hard moneylenders
but listed below are some norms:

_ Interest rates: 10 to 18 percent
- Balloon payment: typical, usually due after 1 or 2 years
- Most only will want a first mortgage
- Loan-to-value ratios run from 50 to 65 percent and in some cases as
much as 80% under special circumstances
- Points can range from 3 to 10
- You will most likely have to pay the closing costs and due diligence
- And commitment fees ranging from 1/3% to 1% of the loan amount

Hard moneylenders are private individuals and small local companies
that operate in making loans to the desperate or needy investors the
same way regular banks and brokers service traditional customers.

Now keep in mind the people are not going to back you financially just
because you think it's a great deal but following the below listed
guidelines can help in this process.

A property purchase project that is clear, concise, realistic, and
honest will get investors attention.

Do understand they do not deal in dreams but in fact and profit. You
must show them that the project is viable, limited risk, and above all
you must have your profit exit Strategy clear and concise.

Most will be looking for experience in you (This can come in your
displayed confidence in your project).

You have to get them to believe in your abilities and your feasibility
to carry out the project. You should provide them a business plan and
you should provide them a project plan.

The more details on the property you provide the better off you will
be.

I authored an E-book on this issue that covers creative financing,
mortgages, negotiation, scoring system and money sources that may be of
some help and I would like to give this away free - This is a PDF
zipped E-book.

To download your free books go to
http://jmichaelrei.com/html/order_download.html and enter the following
username and password.

Hard Money
Username: HardMoney05
Password: TBfree479

Government Grants
Username: GVgrants05
Password: 29free49

This is a large file - 3203 KB so for some it may take some time to
download - Please do not contact me on how to download or why you can
not download the book as I have posted directions for any download
issues.

Good luck and I hope this will help some of you!
John Michael

Copyright 2005 JMichael Investments

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About the Author: John Michael is an active
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