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by Real Estate Guy on September 9th, 2003
Most real estate experts say there is no such thing as getting rich quick in real estate. But there are no end of get-rich-quick programs presented to the public as alternative methods of buying real estate.
Some are reputable while others depend on your financial circumstances to work. A handful are simply scams.
Many get-rich-on-real-estate programs offer advice on how to buy government foreclosure properties and participate in other government programs. Most of this information can be obtained by calling the government offices involved directly.
Anyone interested in real estate investments would be wise to explore a variety of sources. Most investors view real estate as a long-term investment. Deals that sound too good to be true often are.
To all you "Owner Financers"! What are the pros and cons for this transaction. I do owe on original mortgage. Need advice
by clarkbar on May 13th, 2011
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what is the measurements of a half, half a acre? is it consider a lot big enough for a modular home?
by gospel on May 5th, 2011
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Does "affordable housing" automatically mean a slum?
by Have A Nice Day on June 27th, 2011
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i've been told nc mountain land has thousands of acres available. what types of real estate is appropriate for this type of terrain?
by nomadcamper on July 9th, 2011
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i had to move out of my apartment cause i could not pay my half of the bills, my roomate then found someone else to move in and pay my half
by kudo3035 on July 21st, 2011
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The main person getting rich quick is the one selling the book.
by jalex137 on September 2nd, 2005