Posts Tagged ‘homes’

How do these guys flip homes with no money down?

September 30th, 2011

I watch these shows like Armando and the realestate pros and I wonder how they buy homes with no money down and badn credit. what is the secret? anyone know?

Find Ugly Homes And Assign The Contracts.

April 25th, 2011

Profit In Real Estate Without Cash, Credit Or Risk. Learn How To Make Quick Cash In Real Estate Without Owning Property.
Find Ugly Homes And Assign The Contracts.

Owner Financing Homes is a WIN for Buyers and Sellers in Austin

April 24th, 2011

Tips for Purchasing Owner Financed Homes in Austin Texas

April 2nd, 2011

Austin Homes For Sale – Austin Owner Finance Specialists

February 3rd, 2011

New Playa del Carmen Homes ? Low-Priced Luxury, Easy Financing

January 20th, 2011

Owner Financed Homes Cedar Park – Austin Area Owner Finance Specialists

August 25th, 2010

Buy REO and HUD Homes No Money Down – Like Ron Legrand Won’t Teach You!

July 30th, 2010


Learn the secrets of Zero Down REO real estate investing. We specialize in turnkey REO investing with 100% financing, no money down. Investment property has never been easier to purchase than with our system. HUD homes, foreclosures, bank owned property – we do it all – and with no closing costs!

SC tax break for second homes; commercial property

February 10th, 2010

SC tax break for second homes; commercial property
People with second homes, rental or commercial property will get a tax break under legislation that won approval in the Senate in South Carolina.

How to buy homes with little to no money down in Maryland?

January 29th, 2010

I always see it on television and realtors are always hinting at it as an alternative if you don’t have much money, but what exactly do you have to do and how much do you REALLY need to buy a home with NO MONEY DOWN?

I’d really like to get this home that starts in the mid 300′s here in Easton. But I’m an average worker with average income (around 30,000/yr)

How do I qualify for no money down and what would my monthly cost be? I can only afford about what I’m paying rent for and that’s $850. I guess I could swing $900 a month if I budgeted my income differently and cut out some expenses I indulge in.

Any info would be helpful.

Thanks.
I’m single and would be a first time buyer if that helps any.