Cogo Account Executive, Artur Budimir, shares with readers the finer points of marketing in his newest article. Published in Private Lender Magazine by AAPL, Artur teaches readers how to "make it rain" for your business by optimizing your deal flow, resulting in more business and a better experience for your clients.
There are many ways to get into real estate investing Some of these include flipping, wholesaling, and the popular "buy-and-hold" strategy for longer-term, passive income investments. One method that is popular with investors deploying a buy-and-hold strategy to build their rental income portfolio is through the use of the BRRRR Method for real estate investing. The BRRRR Method is an investment strategy that offers a process used by many real estate investors today. It gives you a template to buy, rehab, rent, refinance and repeat a workflow to generate passive income. Who Coined the Phrase "BRRRR ...
To be a successful money broker, there are certain things you need to do to make your clients happy. In this blog post, we'll go over the basics of how to become a successful money broker and offer insight into brokering private money loans. Keep reading to learn more! What Does a Private Money Broker Do? A money broker is an intermediary between private money lenders and borrowers. Real estate (RE) investors doing fix-and-flips can sometimes hit the ceiling with their lenders. Financial institutions, like banks, might be unwilling to lend to a real estate investor ...
Rule No. 1: Never lose money. Rule No. 2: Never forget rule No.1 -Warren Buffett Real estate investors face several challenges when they first begin their property search. After finding a deal, the next step is calculating the numbers. Real estate investors are businesspeople first. Therefore, whatever deal they find, they need to understand if the property is a profitable deal. Will they make money? The answer is in the numbers and understanding what does ARV stand for in real estate is an important one. Read on to find out why. What is After Repair Value ...
We are often encouraged to think outside the box. Innovative thinking can often bring long-term returns but, in real estate, at certain times in the market cycle, there is a place that brings consistent and timely returns. You can think of it as the “box.”
At the center of every real estate deal is the offer. In fact, it is at the center of every business activity. It is to what all your gathering of leads, researching property, communicating with sellers/potential sellers, and scratch paper analysis leads.
The TLA, or the Three Letter Acronym, is almost everywhere in the real estate world, and investors throw these abbreviations around with abandon. Knowing what REO (Real Estate Owned) or ARV (After Rehab Value) means is required when purchasing property and seeking real estate financing.
One of the core ideas when we created the Lee Arnold System was that success in real estate investing does not come from one source: not from one source of income, not from one type of property, and not from one strategy of investing. Having multiple streams of income is an imperative in the creation of real wealth in real estate investing.
The overarching philosophy of success at Cogo Capital and the Lee Arnold System of Real Estate Investing is the Circle of Wealth. It’s the center of everything we do, everything we teach, and everything we want for our customers, our students, our financial clients, and our investors. Journeying on the path of the Circle of Wealth requires a vital element, the movement and momentum created by interdependence with other people.
When you think plumbing, you think flood. When you think electric, you think death. When you think cabinetry, you stop trying to think. You want to fix and flip, but cannot tell your thumb from a nail. You are constantly bombarded by all the money that could be had, if only you were more… handy. The best advice you can get? Stick to your strengths. …
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