Indianapolis Duplexes that Cash Flow

WEBINAR REPLAY: Introducing Indianapolis Duplexes (and SFH’s)

Lean why Indianapolis is one of the best real estate markets in the U.S. and how YOU can get in on the action.

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Deal Highlights:

  • Unlisted Properties that are NOT Available to the Public
  • Fully Renovated Duplexes w/ 15% Cap Rate and Single Family Homes w/ 11% Cap Rate Available!
  • Tenants and Local Property Management Option Already in Place
  • $45,000-$75,000 Average Purchase Price
  • 1 Year Home Warranty Included
  • Thriving Metropolis with Population Growth
  • Strong Rental Demand, Stable Market, Diversified Economy

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5 Ways a New Elevation Wealth Member Found “RELIEF!!!!”

How would you feel if suddenly…

* Your credit score starts jumping 20-30 points higher each month while you do nothing but sit and watch.

* You find “hidden” funds you can legally use to invest in silver and gold.

* You’re well prepared for any curveball a troubled economy might throw you – including total economic collapse.

* Instead of paying interest on debt, you EARN interest for borrowing money.

* You’re paying less taxes while making more money.

My guess is you’d feel RELIEF! Just like Elevation Wealth (EVW) member Melissa S.

Melissa recently took action on 7 EVW lessons that will allow her to achieve all this and more.

“RELIEF!!!! We feel like we’re finally on the right track and feel like we have so much more control over our money in terms of where it’s going and what we can expect. ~ Melissa S.

And in today’s uncertain economy, relief is a precious asset.

My expert financial advisors and economic seers are warning that the worst is yet to come. They predict the greatest wealth transfer in history will hit us in 6-36 months…

…and all but the most prepared will be devastated financially.

That’s why I urge you to register for this important webinar immediately:

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Melissa S. joined The Elevation Wealth shortly after watching a similar presentation. And her progress has been amazing; she’s already taken action on 7 “Black Box” investment strategies of the ultra rich.

Take a look:

“We just finalized Lessons 2 and 10. We are in the process now with Lessons 6, 12 and 14. Lesson 3 and 8 we were doing before EVW and continue to do on a monthly basis.

We would just like to say a BIG THANK YOU to all the professionals we have worked with while executing the lessons in EVW.

They have truly helped us create, organize and execute a plan for our future. Without them we would still be hoping and praying that “our” plan would pull us through.

Now we just hope and pray that our friends and family will see the light as well. Just make the first move, I promise it’s easier than you think and you will be glad you did.”

You can follow Melissa’s advice by clicking the link below and watching the free presentation.

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The EVW Research Team

Foreclosures Surge 28% January 2012

The pig in the python is suddenly moving.


Foreclosure
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Thousands of foreclosures that were stuck in process due to delays over the so-called “Robo-signing” paperwork scandal are working their way through a revamped banking system and heading toward final bank repossession.

Foreclosure starts surged 28 percent in January from December, according to a new report from Lender Processing Services. More than 230,000 loans began the foreclosure process in January.

Even more indicative of this new surge in processing is that repeat foreclosures hit an all-time high in January, representing 47 percent of all starts, according to LPS. Repeat foreclosures are either failed loan modifications, or loans that banks were attempting to modify but couldn’t.

“This large amount of foreclosures that have been sitting out there, with borrowers not making payments for an extended period of time, this may be coming to an end,” says LPS’ Herb Blecher. “This is what the market is looking for.”

That’s because while painful to housing in the short term, moving the huge pipeline of delinquent loans to their inevitable end will help the overall market in the long term. There are nearly 4 million loans now in some stage of delinquency which have not even entered the foreclosure process. Banks are modifying loans more aggressively now, but many of these mortgages simply cannot be saved, and the sooner they are processed and new buyers are found for the properties, the sooner overall home prices can recover.

“It’s the resolution of the crisis. It started with a flood of new troubled loans, bottlenecks presented themselves as delinquent loans piled up. “The necessary resolution before we can get back to a healthy market is that that inventory goes away,” says Blecher.

The new surge in foreclosure starts consequently created an equal surge in foreclosure sales, that is bank repossessions or short sales (when the bank allows the property to be sold for less than the value of the mortgage. Foreclosure sales rose 29 percent month to month in January, indicating that there will be a new surge of distressed properties coming to the housing market in the next few months, as banks try to sell these homes.

While the pipeline is moving, there is still a stark contrast between states that require a judge in the foreclosure process and states that do not. Foreclosure sales in non-judicial states outnumbered those in judicial states by three to one, according to LPS. But signs are that even judicial states are ramping up, with foreclosure starts increasing twice as much as they did in non-judicial states in January.

While new mortgage delinquencies are falling, the backlog of distress is large. More than 40 percent of loans in foreclosure are more than two years past due, and judicial states have 63 months of foreclosure inventory to work through. Of course that’s better than last February, when foreclosure inventories hit an all-time high of 147 months.

With more supply coming to the market and demand remaining level, the prices will drop.  Making finding rental’s that cash-flow positive easier for the Real Estate Investor.
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Houston Cash – Flow Properties 8.5% Cap Rate

Join us for a Private Buying Opportunity in Houston, Texas!
Houston Webinar
You’re Invited to a Special Webinar Event:
Date:
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Time:
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Deal Highlights:

  • Houston cash-flow homeFully Renovated Single Family Homes in Owner Occupied Communities
  • Tenants and Local Property Management Option Already in Place
  • 8.5% Average Cap Rate
  • $69,000 Average Purchase Price
  • 15% Under Current Fair Market Value on Average
  • 12 Month No-Maintenance Guarantee by preferred Property Manager
  • 12 Month No-Vacancy Guarantee by Preferred Property Manager

Register Here [Deal Code: RJ LAFFINS]:
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Why Houston, Texas in 2012:

  • The 4th largest City in the US (5.5 Million People)
  • #1 Market in the US for Job Creation
  • Currently at its highest level of employment in the last decade!
  • Living costs 12% below the national average
  • Housing prices 26% below the national average

Join us on February 21st at 6pm PST (9pm EST) for a private buying opportunity.

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original post: http://chicosrealestatesource.com/houston-cash-flow-properties/

Are we nearing the bottom of the housing bust?

The following chart compares the current housing bust to the housing busts from the Great Depression,  California 1990, Boston 1989

If you’re like me and feel like now is the time to accumulate income producing properties, call or click the image below to send me an email for a list of cash-flowing properties.


Unlisted Phoenix Cash Flow Properties

Are you interested in learning why Phoenix is such a hot real estate market for investors right now and how YOU can get in on the action?

Join us on Tuesday night for a market overview and a private buying opportunity for unlisted investment properties at special prices and terms that are not available to the public.
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Chico, Ca Area Notice to Sale List 9-25-11 to 10-2-11

K & R S 6Th St Biggs
LJ T Palm Ave Chico
RC A Hancock Dr Chico
EM W Lucy Way Chico
TM D Crister Ave Chico
L P Maine St Gridley
S G Canton Magalia
S C Morley Ln Magalia
DA & R C Bay Laurel Dr Magalia
FC & S McDaniel Ridgeway Magalia
G & V W Staten Ct  Magalia
HH & K E Ferguson Dr Magalia
S E Ferguson Magalia
JD H 3RD Ave Oroville
AJ D Gardella Ave Oroville
JA & P R Willow Dr Oroville
J J Oro Bangor Hwy Oroville
GM T Dodge Ave Oroville
A & P G 10th St Oroville
CS S Virginia Ave Oroville
J C La Foret Dr Oroville
CA N Rosebud Ct Oroville
A & M R Claremont Dr Oroville
AW & O H Hunter Dr Oroville
A N Betty Ln Paradise
J S Perry Mason Ln Paradise

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California and Nevada Foreclosures Up

August Foreclosure Heat Map

Nevada

1 in every 118 housing units received a foreclosure filing in August 2011

Total properties with foreclosure filings: 9,677

Worst county: Lyon

California

1 in every 226 housing units received a foreclosure filing in August 2011

Total properties with foreclosure filings: 59,383

Worst counties: Stanislaus and Solano Read more »

Paradise Foreclosures of the week

Asking Address Beds Bath Year Built Sq Feet
$393,900 129 Valley Ridge Drive 3 4 2006 3650
$295,000 5708 ROUND TREE Drive 3 2 2003 2153
$204,500 6636 View Acres Drive 4 2 1977 2654
$199,900 460 Valley View Drive 3 2 1987 1833
$189,900 92 Grinding Rock Road 3 2 1982 1925
$184,900 6256 Posey Lane 4 3 1940 2544
$159,900 3080 Neal Road 3 2 1990 1848
$159,900 1492 Elliott Road 3 2 1948 1404
$152,000 6102 Maxwood Drive 3 2 1963 1616
$149,999 338 Valley View Drive 2 2 1964 1495
$149,900 4906 Foster 3 1 1950 1440
$142,400 6340 Graham Road 2 2 1967 1503
$134,900 5258 Edgewood Lane 3 2 1980 1847
$115,000 6545 Lucky John Road 2 2 1964 1330
$114,900 1489 Fox Road 3 2 1944 1781
$114,900 1384 Wagstaff Road 3 2 1950 1581
$104,900 525 Casa Drive 1 1 1900 1068
$92,200 820 Pearson Road 2 1 1977 1017
$89,900 435 Apple Lane 2 1 1966 1209
$84,900 1539 Bille Road 3 2 1960 1584
$72,000 1051 Maple Park 2 2 1940 1163
$69,900 5599 Newland Road 3 2 1941 1518
$64,900 1058 Pearson Road 3 2 1958 1430
$59,900 6158 Tyden Way 2 1 1938 1260
$55,500 7323 Pentz Road 2 2 1935 1452
$37,500 6501 Gregory Lane 3 2 2007 1142
$34,900 6107 Clark Road 1 1 1940 672

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Best Long Term Investment by Gender

Interesting graph of the views of the Best Long-Term Investment by Gender.

According the this Gallup Poll, Men view Real Estate as the Best Long-Term Investment, followed by Cash in the Bank, Stocks then Bonds.

On the other hand, women tend to prefer cash in the bank over Real Estate as the best Long Term Investment.  Interesting

confidence in real estate as a long term investment by gender Best Long Term Investment by Gender

Personally, I like having just enough cash in the bank to cover our monthly expenses.  Why? Have a look at this Chart:

KB Gold dollar down Best Long Term Investment by Gender

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I prefer to have my discretionary savings in Fixed-Rate Loans on Income Producing Property and Commodities.  Where would you rather have your money?  In the the real estate market where over time, it’s one of the best investments around or in the bank?

US Single Family Home Prices Graph 1968 2010 Best Long Term Investment by Gender

The above NAR (National Association of Realtors) graph makes a compelling argument for real estate investing and doesn’t take in account the other benefits of real estate ownership such as:

  • Equity Gain
  • Cash Flow
  • Tax Benefits

Now is the Sweet-Spot to get involved in Real Estate investing, Interest Rates Are Low and there are many investor friendly loan programs available such as the California Homebuyer’s Fund Platinum Grant Program.

Contact a Real Estate Investment Specialist that can help you wade through the myriad of  properties out there and narrow your search to properties that cash-flow the best and have the best propensity to appreciate.  Original Post: Chico’s Real Estate Source

RJ Laffins
Chico, Ca RE Investment SpecialistCentury 21 Jeffries Lydon
530.321.9519 – realestate@rjlaffins.com

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