4/23/2008
The closing for the other REO I had under contract closed yesterday without a hitch. This one was just about as much of a pain in the ass as the one that closed last week, but it's over, I got paid, and that's all I care about... I ended up making close to 2k more on this deal than I had anticipated because I WAY over estimated the closing costs. My buyer paid all of the closing costs on the second transaction, and the bank paid most of the closing costs on the first transaction, and then I got a credit for the taxes, so when all was said and done, I only had to pay about a hundred bucks in closing costs.
I've now closed 2 deals with this particular listing agent in the last two months. He's got a ton of listings right now, so I'm pretty happy to be in his good graces. These relationships are going to pay off big time in the long run.
The third deal I have under contract (the one w 4 wholesalers involved), is scheduled to close this Monday. This one is not bank owned, but was on the mls for sale by an investor. I don't foresee any problems with this one (famous last words. hehe). The buyer has bought several properties this year from one of the wholesalers involved, so that's always a good sign.
I've been without mls access today and yesterday, so, haven't been making any offers. Also, have some non-real estate related stuff going on that has taken a lot of my time up.
I've set some pretty lofty goals for myself to accomplish over the next year. It is going to take quite a bit of hard work, and more importantly, DISCIPLINE (which I lack, oftentimes), but I can do it if I set my mind to it.
I'm finding that anything is possible if you are willing to put forth the effort, pay the price, and refuse to give up. I know that probably sounds trite and cliché, but it's the damn truth.
2 Down One To Go
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
2 Down One To Go
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Congrats
Real estate investing has its ups and downs but over all it is worth every effort you put in it. I do a lot of real estate investing in bank reos and wholeselling properties. I am probably going to do more house flipping since there is more money per house to be made. I have a ton of information on everything real estate realated on my web site check it out when you get a chance. www.simonvolkov.com. If you have investors interested in aprtment building or high rise condos I have list of them for sale from 10 million on up.
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