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This blog is based on the organizational principles found in my new book, "Millionaire Now! - A Financial Toolbox with Seven Steps to Wealth".

WHERE WE STAND: Steady She Goes

Posted on 09/08/2006 17:40 PM | Link | Post Comment
I am introducing people here to the fabulous magazine, Personal Real Estate Investor, that I continue to serve as a member of it's Board of Advisors and will be contributing articles on the economy and real estate's role in an investor's investment plan. I have written about all aspects of real estate on this blog, not as a cheerleader, but as a calm voice in the eye of the storm. To me, owning an income/investment property is like owning a business, for profit, in which we face cycles in the economy of strength and of weakness. We don't dump properties in the face of trouble anymore than closing a business after 5 years because we live in fear. They both produce income and both have real intrinsic value.
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Highlights from the October issue:
  1. Few people pay cash for any real estate; home, apartment building or commercial property. But, the bank never asks to participate in the appreciation.
  2. Our market (Maricopa County) has averaged 4.46% appreciation since 1930 and 7.30% since 1988. 7.30% on 20% equity equates into a 36.5% unadjusted annual return.
  3. Homeowners are not compelled to sell their homes unless they are transferred or overbought the house and need to reduce mortgage liabilities fast.
  4. Buyers are out there. They are just taking some time, choosing carefully, and being mindful of the media's uncertain headlines.
  5. Good properties are always worth owning. If it was desirable when you bought it will probably be desirable when you sell.

Is this (real estate) Seminar For you? Questions to ask before you attend:

  • What are the speaker's credentials?
  • Is the speaker an active real estate investor?
  • Is the speaker locally active?
  • Am I going to be asked to buy something?
  • Are handouts and materials provided as part of the seminar?
  • Is the speaker someone I can follow up with personally the day (or month) after the seminar?
  • Are there opportunities for hands-on learing experiences?
  • Does the seminar help me reach my investment goals?

Watch your wallet, please! and bookmark: SOME TIME TESTED INVESTMENT RULES FOR REAL ESTATE….IN ANY MARKET.

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