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Mortgage Notes
A mortgage note is a written promise by a borrower to pay a certain sum of money to a specific lender over a stated period of time at an agreed upon interest rate. The mortgage (amount that is owed) is typically secured by an asset (real property)....
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Tax Leins
Tax liens and tax deeds are offered throughout the United States. They are sold to allow municipalities, large and small, the ability to collect the taxes necessary to operate in the event a property owner defaults on paying their property taxes...
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Short Sales
A real estate short sale is necessary when a person wants to sell their house but they owe more money on it than it is worth. The process gets its name because the sale proceeds are “short” of what is necessary to pay the lender in....
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Home Rehab
Rehabbing is the term used to describe the process of purchasing a property in disrepair (therefore at a discount), fix it up and sell it for a profit. In order to rehab a property you must be in a position to financially....
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I am an investing realtor. My first rental was a property I lived in until my daughter was born. It is amazing how having a child decreases the available living space in a home. The home sales market was weak when I needed to upsize, so rather than taking a loss on the sale of my 1st home, I kept it and rented it for slightly more than my mortgage payment. When I decided to sell it 3 years later, I was pleased to learn that the loss was now considered an investment loss, and was deductible on my taxes. This was just the beginning of my journey into the many advantages of real estate.