House Flipping

Partnership Advice For Flipping San Diego Houses

Posted by JD Esajian // July 30, 2013

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There is plenty of financial advice pertaining to flipping San Diego houses, but tips for structuring a real estate partnership are harder to come by. Whether you love or hate the idea of having a partner, more investors will find them to be a necessity that is vital for survival. Establishing a partnership for flipping San Diego homes can be very simple. Everyone is most likely going to be amicable and optimistic at the beginning, but unless structured right from day one, an array of potential hazards can wreak havoc on an investor’s finances.


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Tips For Flipping San Diego Homes: The KIS Philosophy

Posted by JD Esajian // July 26, 2013

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Flipping houses has become increasingly popular in certain parts of the country because of the profit margins made available by the new housing boom. Locations like San Diego are experiencing a revolution with this particular method of real estate investment. If you want to partake, it is important to understand the following house flipping tips. Those new to real estate investing (and even the experienced) can often sabotage themselves, or at least restrict their results. Unprepared investors can be their own worst enemy. Therefore, it is important for every investor to familiarize themselves with the KIS methodology or philosophy. KIS serves as a constant reminder to Keep It Simple.


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How Rising Mortgage Rates Will Benefit Investors Flipping San Diego Real Estate

Posted by JD Esajian // July 25, 2013

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How might rising mortgage rates actually help investors flipping real estate? First off, they create a lot of urgency among sellers. This makes them more motivated to close deals fast. This includes individual homeowners with equity, in foreclosure and attempting short sales as well as banks with REOs and non-performing loans. Secondly, high rates make banks a lot more eager to make new loans, relax criteria and even make riskier loans. They can always make it up in interest on performing loans. That means more borrowers qualifying and increased lending volumes.


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Finding Capital For Flipping San Diego Property

Posted by JD Esajian // July 23, 2013

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While those flipping property in San Diego may have access to transactional funding for wholesaling homes, few may use conventional mortgages on a regular basis. Remember that there are many advantages of using this leverage. However, mortgage interest rates are on their way up and hard money lenders will certainly follow this trend as their services become more in demand. Mortgage rates are still ridiculously low right now, but will no doubt continue to rise over the next decade. Therefore, it is important to understand the different places to receive capital.


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Unconventional House Flipping Tips for San Diego Investors

Posted by JD Esajian // July 9, 2013

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Investors are constantly looking for new strategies that allow them to find viable inventory in tough markets. San Diego, in particular, provides investors with plenty of challenges. However, house flipping tips for San Diego markets are readily available. You just need to know where to look. Those that have been in the game for just a few months may believe that they have heard of all the house flipping tips they need. There is a substantially large, virtually untapped, market of highly motivated and flexible property owners in San Diego County that can make excellent prospects for those looking for deals. While this may certainly be amongst the most unconventional house flipping tips for San Diego, it is worth looking into.


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Flipping San Diego Houses Versus REIT Investing

Posted by JD Esajian // July 2, 2013

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Buying long term hold rental properties can be a good move in the current market, given cash flow spreads. However, those that are even more cautious and that truly want to glean as much as they can from current market conditions are banking on flipping San Diego houses. This is enabling real estate investors to cash in fast by acquiring distressed properties from motivated sellers.


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Flipping San Diego Homes: What They Aren’t Telling You

Posted by JD Esajian // June 28, 2013

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No one may like dealing with taxes, especially those flipping San Diego homes with the intentions of living an entrepreneurial lifestyle. To many, taxes are an annual burden that should be done away with. However, all of your hard work will mean nothing if you lose your profits to the IRS for neglecting to have the required paperwork. Good records make the tax process a lot less stressful and time consuming. Accordingly, good bookkeeping facilitates maximized deductions and write-offs. Perhaps even more importantly, well-kept records protect you during an audit. If you do get audited, and especially if you have been slacking on filing income taxes, you will likely lose the opportunity to claim all of those deductions.


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CT Homes: Tips On Flipping San Diego Real Estate In The New Boom

Posted by JD Esajian // June 27, 2013

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Much of the strategy and advice gleaned from reality TV shows like Flip This House San Diego has focused on acquiring foreclosure property in one form or another and operating in a down market. However, the real estate game is morphing at a rapid rate, as new challenges, opportunities and pitfalls are presenting themselves to those flipping San Diego real estate. CT Homes has several tips in navigating today’s market.


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Recent Boom Attributed to Flipping Houses

Posted by JD Esajian // May 23, 2013

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With consumer confidence strengthening, a surge in development in New Haven, business growth in Bridgeport and the peak summer real estate season just about to kick in, second quarter 2013 numbers are likely to be even more attractive.


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Flipping Houses: The Most In Demand Home Feature

Posted by JD Esajian // May 1, 2013

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What’s the most in demand home feature set to be from here through the next three years? For a variety of reasons from changing neighborhoods resulting in rising crime rates, there is a soaring demand for more security measures in housing today. For those flipping houses this signals one of the most important elements that can be focused on for increasing the appeal of properties and selling homes fast. However, it equally applies to the average homeowner and real estate agent.


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