I’m interested in getting into realestate.?
I don’t know the first thing about it. I would like to buy trailers or houses and do the rent to own thing. does anyone have experience with this? I’m tired of working for someone else and getting no where. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
You will need money, yours or other people’s, good credit, a strong work ethic, and an education. Tallk to realtors, investors, bankers, in the area you are thinking of doing this. Do this prior to quiting your job to be certain that it truly is what you want to do.
12 Presidio, Irvine, CA
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MLS ID: S604869
Desirable Westpark Meridien – Largest Model in tract with 3 spacious bedrooms + loft in quiet location. Extremely bright and spacious with cathedral ceiling and recessed lighting, perfect for entertainment. Formal dining area and cozy fireplace in family room with HUGE BACK YARD. Convenient location, walk to Westpark School, parks and pool. Low Mello Roos and HOA tax 1.001 of selling price. This Beautiful Home in Meridiem is seldom on the market —-great to show so don’t loose out!!!
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Is being a Loan officer a good career choice?
I have a two year degree in Busniness.I have managed a furniture store for 3 years and was a district manager for 5 years with a Movie Rental company.I currently work in a manufacturing plant as a tool buyer.Yeah, ive done it all.Since buying my home and speaking with my Loan officer, the business has always caught my eye.Retail is not for me.I love people and dealing with day to day challenges.I live in Houston tx which has the cheapest realestate Ive ever seen.I think this could be a doorway but dont want to jump in head first.I would rather here from other professionals who have made the change.The good and bad is what I am looking to hear.I welcome anyone with any knowledge about the industry to post comments.Thanks for your time
I’ve been a mortgage lender for more than 20 years and I cannot imagine doing anything else.
Mortgage lending is a challenging, ever changing, and interesting field with it’s share of frustrations and successes.
This is not rote work, no two loans are ever the same. You have to be able to deal with infinite variety, have strong communication skills, a true desire to help your fellow man, a strong ethical core, and the ability to problem solve.
You need to understand that this is a profession where you are paid on commission and how much you make is directly proportional to how hard you want to work.
If you are truly interested in this field, a company that trains new loan officers will benefit you greatly.
I work for First Horizon Home Loans, they have offices in Houston. First Horizon has a training program called First Horizon University where they comprehensively train new loan officers. Lots of other companies hire you for your potential and then throw you in the pool and say, "Swim, kid" and you either figure it out on your own or you fail.
I’d be happy to supply yo with a name of someone who would be happy to give you an informational interview if you like. Feel free to email me.
33772 Copper Lantern Street Unit B, Dana Point, CA
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MLS ID: S608995
Enjoy Beautiful OCEAN VIEWS from your Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen & the balcony! You can see all the way to the San Clemente Pier! Darling townhome with a reverse floor plan. 2 Master Bedroom Suites are downstairs and upstairs is your living area with the wonderful views! Open floor plan with pergo floors. The kitchen has been updated with newer counter tops and appliances. This home is located in Lantern Village, which is the center of Dana Point. You can walk to all the restaurants, shops and the Dana Point Harbor. Oh, and let’s not forget the BEACH! Relax on your balcony and watch the sunset over Catalina! Inside laundry and a 2 car garage are just an extra added plus! This is a small complex with Low HOA dues, they rarely come on the market, so don’t miss out. Come see this great little beach home today! REGULAR SELLER, NO WAITING BE IN YOUR NEW HOME IN 30 DAYS!
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I put off buying real-estate in Hawaii last year as it was very high, it came down. Good time to invest?
When I first moved here realestate prices were going up so fast and buyers were putting in bids higher than the value just to get a home. Now prices are going down and more steady, there are a lot of homes (townhouses, condos) for sale now and they are staying on the market longer. Even though interest when up a bit, would this be a good time to invest?
Not knowing the future… what is your time horizon and how much return do you need? The longer the horizon… the time always now.
Why are religious organizations rolling in huge sums of cash and owning vast tracks of realestate.?
Its simple that most of them operate like pyramid sales corporations.
Only difference is that they don’t pay most of their workers and they don’t pay tax.
Everytime someone joins a new religious organisation ‘cha ching,’ and some of these organisations are doing really well on the stock markets. Like the Mormon Church owns most of the shares in Bell Hugy Air Corporation who make nuclear missiles, bombs and general armaments, they also control the board of directors. In the first Golf War against Iraq they made massive profits, infact if anyone won that war it was the shareholders of the Mormon Church. Why do religious people think its so important that their particular organisation do so well on the stock exchange, property markets, oh and I almost forgot, control state machines and governments? Is this cash fed empire building more than having anything to do with spirituality. (unless dripping dombs on people with spiritually counts)
Thanx for the violation notices, again.
sorry to disappoint you but this has been true all along ALL RELIGIONS do this and always have throughout history one of the most successful at this has always been the Roman Catholic Church check any truthful history book look at the pope who sheltered in France under the wing of Phillip the fair in the 13th century ( the one who allowed the destruction of the Knights of the Temple ) can’t remember the name offhand but he was chased from Rome and started with nothing his solution was to sell forgiveness and blessings this was so successful he made more money than any previous pope and started a practice that most religions have adopted and continue to this day
on a more apologetic note I would like to mention that the Mormons do in fact stack up as better than almost any other church I have seen as far as charity and taking care of their own though I still do not agree with some of their policies and yes I have examined them closely they do have some profit making enterprises though I do believe that the profits do go to the needy
why not be licensed if u want to flip houses in realestate and can someone explain to me about the code of…?
first off this is for the state of nevada. why shouldnt i be a licensed agent if i want to flip houses. i thought you had to be. also do u have to have a bussiness license or contractor license. if so what kind and please explain everything you know. also can someone explain the "code of ethics" to me? THANKS VERY MUCH!!!
First off, you only need a real estate license if your going to represent someone else in a real estate transaction.
I used to flip without a license but found that I had access to more information with my license. When the home I’m buying is listed, I’ve been able to either get the commission on the purchase price or use it as leverage to decrease the purchase price. To me this is a definite advantage.
When buying a FSBO, the main thing you have to remember is to disclose that you have your license and intend to fix the home and sell it at a higher price. Disclosure is the most important difference.
You can still use different contracts if a lawyer prepared them or has reviewed them for you.
As for the Code of Ethics, think of them as things everyone should be doing anyways. They stop people from lying, cheating and stealing.
The biggest advantage with having your license though is definitely being able to get some of the commission when buying. Why would you want to give it to anyone else?
18 Bay Drive, Laguna Beach, CA
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MLS ID: S585159
The finest ocean views from every room are displayed in this architectural masterpiece within the exclusive guard gated community of Three Arch Bay. Designed by reknowned architect Horst Noppenberger,this soft contemporary home is crafted with the finest of materials; Dark stained Rift White Oak floors, motorized shades, Italian Straw Travertine floors and counters,Mahogany Wood Ceiling, Top of the line appliances, Valli polished stainless steel door hardware, Zucchetti fawcetts and much more. The unique blend of the finest hardwoods,travertine and glass provide a feeling of warmth and comfort while the architectural design allows amazing expansive ocean views from every room. This is an absolute ‘must see’ property.
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Want to buy my first home. Take a look at this house?
http://realestate.aol.com/resale-homes/2096__Tierra_Del_Verde_St-Las_Vegas-NV-89156/1.nvglvaor_853814
Neighborhood is so and so, but the price is right. My credit score is in the high 700’s. Want to go with 10% down. What do you think of the house and what do you think my payments would be for 65k?
On a 30yr conforming/conventional mortgage, your monthly payments on $65,000 would be about $350 to $400, plus property taxes and insurance.
Are there any special loan programs to buy a house then rent it out?
I was just wondering. I want to purchace some realestate but I don’t want to live in it, I want to rent it out. Is it easier to be approved for a loan this way. I don’t think I would have any problems. However, I was just wondering. I will be a first time buyer as well. Thanks community
No special programs in particular but the lender will give you an increase in interest rate if they know its an income producing property because they consider it a risky loan if your not living in the home, but in your case you dont yet own a home so there should be know issues there.