Why You Need to Learn How to Underwrite Private Loans to Protect Your Investment
Ever heard of someone losing $50,000 on a ‘secured’ real estate deal? It happens more often than you think—and it’s almost always preventable. Before you lend your first dollar, there are 10 things you need to know.
Foreclosure Workouts: Real Options for Real People, from Julia Iden
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Driving for Dollars: Troy Kearns Shows You How to Spot Real Estate Gold from the Streets
Driving for dollars is when you cruise through targeted neighborhoods looking for signs that a property might be a good investment—think peeling paint, overgrown grass, boarded-up windows, or just plain neglect. These are often the hidden gems: owners who might be ready (or need) to sell, even if their property isn’t officially listed.
Foreclosure: What Home Owners & Real Estate Professionals Need to Know
Foreclosure is a daunting reality for many homeowners, but what if they knew there were options?
In a recent episode of Foreclosure Chronicles, Julia Iden, a veteran in the mortgage and loss mitigation industry, shared invaluable insights on how homeowners facing financial distress can navigate the foreclosure process, seek alternatives, and protect their future credit.
8 Steps to Connect at MAREI
Feeling stuck or overwhelmed with all the tools MAREI has to offer? Whether you’re brand new or have been lurking in the background for a while, this guide walks you through 8 real-world steps—complete with stories and practical advice—to help you plug in, get noticed, and start doing more deals. From showing up at meetings to making a simple phone call, these are the exact steps we’ve seen work again and again.
TENANT BANKRUPTCY: A LANDLORD’S GUIDE TO WHAT TO DO AND NOT DO
For landlords, learning that a tenant has filed for bankruptcy can be unsettling. It raises critical questions about rent collection, eviction rights, and the future of the lease agreement. However, failing to handle the situation quickly and properly can expose you to legal risks, fines, or even lawsuits for violating the automatic stay imposed by the bankruptcy court.
