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Many of the local real estate markets in America are in a Seller’s market.  If you want to determine if your real estate market of choice is a Buyer’s or Seller’s market  CLICK HERE to read one of my most popular blog articles: “How to Predict Real Estate Prices” I get this question a lot:  […]

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Borrowing To Invest Can Increase Cashflow and Lower Risk –  Deploying existing real estate equity owned by you or your friend.   Borrowing to invest can be a potentially obvious investment strategy that I would like to put a creative twist on for you.  Borrowing to invest in real estate or notes using a cash out mortgage or […]

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Create Cashflow Using A Loan From Your 401(k)  –  If you have a 401(k) plan you may be able to create cashflow by borrowing against your 401(k) to create a pool of cash to invest for investing in real estate. (Check with your plan administrator and tax advisor to make sure this would work for […]

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To My Friends interested in Investment Real Estate A highly simplified version of Einstein’s theory of relativity says that in order for low to exist, there must be also be high.  In order for Winter to exist, there must be Spring.  One extreme cannot exist without the existence of its opposite.  As the great Jim […]

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Sales of existing DFW (Dallas – Fort Worth, Texas) single-family homes in August were up 24% from a year ago (aug 2010 to aug 2011), according to the most recent MLS data compiled by the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.  Sales in DFW (Dallas County) are up 31%.  Year over year median price […]

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In 1965, Mike took a job as a school janitor and he worked at the same job his entire career. Mike bought four single family homes over a period of 45 years and is now a multimillionaire with a $75,000 / year passive income from real estate. His passive real estate income is more than double what he earns from his janitor’s pension and social security.

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by Professional Investor / Developer, David Campbell Real estate investing is full of success stories and horror stories.  Everyone loves to talk about their investing problems, but those who have been extremely profitable in their endeavors tend to keep their mouths shut.  Talking about personal financial success is socially unpopular.  Successful investors want to avoid […]

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In 2011 Texas gains 4 seats in the house of representatives for a total of 36 seats out of 435. That means Texas represents 8.3% of the total vote in the House of Representatives.  TX is second only to CA with 53. FL and NY are # 3 and 4 with 27 seats. Over the […]

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Texas employers could expand payrolls by 250,000 jobs or more in 2011, amounting to about a 2.5 percent increase in employment in the state, a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas economist said Thursday.  Read the full article on the Dallas Morning News. Part of our series of articles on investing in Dallas

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According to the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University, the Texas economy gained 133,100 jobs from August 2009 to August 2010. During the same period, the U.S. economy added 278,000 jobs. Texas produced 48% of all the new jobs in the country in the past year. The state’s private sector posted an annual employment […]

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If you are like me and believe inflation is inevitable, how will you prepare yourself for it? Doing nothing means your savings and wages will be eaten up through increased consumer prices. Acquiring positive cash flow real estate with 100% financing makes you the ultimate winner during inflationary times.

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Being an active real estate trader takes time, skill and tenacity; it is a job. However, being an investor in Hassle-Free Cash Flow real estate can be semi-passive, simple, and highly profitable. The goal of Hassle-Free Cash Flow Investing is to enjoy your quality of life now, while creating financial abundance for the future.

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