The Millionaire Blog

When you are first starting out with investing in houses, you should always look for ugly or bad houses that need a lot of work. These homes are much cheaper to purchase, although they will take some work to improve. You should start out by looking for houses that need some work, such […]

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I know many investors are thinking whether we should buy a home or rental property now so that we can sell it for a profit later. Investors like us always buy and sell properties. Here are some tips which is valid for any time of the year.
Closing on a home can be a difficult […]

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In this slowly declining real estate market many of our readers were asking about real estate tips. Here it is.
There are one hundred ways to be successful and one hundred times that many ways to fail when it comes to real estate investing, or any number of career ventures for that matter. Use a […]

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The millionaire mind is like a sponge, it’s always absorbing new information and new ideas. You can never have too much knowledge. Real estate investing is one of those subject on the internet where you will always find loads of information. Thanks to Mike Smullin for pointing me to the American Success Institute site. […]

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There is a bill circulating through Congress which will give tax credit to developers of rental housing for low- to middle-income tenants. The Bill was introduced in April by Rep. Ben Cardin, D-Md. and Rep. Thomas Reynolds, R-Texas, and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, which deals with tax issues. The bill has […]

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Everywhere you look these days you either hear or read an article about the bursting of the real estate bubble. Some investors become frightened as they tend to believe the burst of the bubble will have an impact on their bottom line. Well it might, but for the smart investor it won’t.

The type […]

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There are two legal ways to increase your wealth.
1. Keep more of what you have (e.g., tax strategies, rehab efficiencies, cost savings)
2. Add value to something (e.g., a real estate investment, stocks, bonds)
Let’s focus on adding value to your rehab investments.

The most obvious is certainly bring it back up to standards. We […]

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Oh, that’s an easy one. I can answer that in one word. FEAR.
Real estate investment is a great way to change just about everything in your life, but it’s one of those things where doing it for the FIRST time is the toughest. In fact, the second is exponentially easier!

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One of the obstacles most of us face when trying to get into real estate investing is lack of money. There is one way I recommend that will get you into real estate investing and requires little or no money.

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Usually when we think about flipping houses we envision buying a home in need of repair, fixing, and then selling it. But that is not always the case. The Empty Spaces blog has a good post on buying pre-construction properties and flipping them for profit.

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We all have seen the late infomercials with the real estate investing guru touting his secret techniques and interviewing students in front of luxury homes and yachts. But how can you tell if what you are seeing and hearing is real or just B.S.?

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For the next seven days “Entrepreneurial Real Estate Investing: A Disciplined Program for Success.” is available online in case you missed it.

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