This is a hybrid of the Owner Financing strategy. It’s extremely useful and used often. The "Seller Second" means that the seller...

Whenever you hear someone talking about buying "on terms," they are speaking of creative financing. Creative financing refers to any...

If you’re thinking about investing in real estate using the Buy-&-Hold strategy, and you have a good amount of cash ($20k or more) and...

Whether you’ve found yourself in a position whereas you’ve suddenly run into a lot of money from a lawsuit, lottery winnings or if you’ve...

If you are new to real estate investing and considering buying foreclosure properties, you need to be realistic about what you are...

Commercial investments can vary dramatically in size, style, and purpose - but ultimately involve a property that is leased to a...

Residential multifamily properties (2-4 units) combine the financing and easy purchasing benefits of a single-family home. Bought...

Perhaps the most common investment for most first time investors is the single family property. Single-family properties are relatively...

Raw land is nothing more than basic earth. Land on its own can be improved to add value, and it can be leased or rented to be used by a...

REIT stands for a Real Estate Investment Trust. In the most simplistic definition, a REIT is to a real estate property as a mutual fund...