Dollars & Sense: Negotiating & Financing the Purchase of Profitable Single Family Houses

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Do You Know Anyone Who Wouldn’t Like to Have More Money?

Rich and poor alike, it seems that nobody can get enough, regardless how much they already have. Rich and poor alike place a high priority on financial ease and security. Many of them seem willing to go to great lengths to achieve it. Some of the rich will risk all that they have in many instances just to nudge their portfolio yield a percentage point or two higher. Or they hold their wealth at fixed rate returns seemingly without regard to their losses that go on all the time wrought by taxes and inflation. Alas, many of today’s rich are going to end their days as poor people because of their ignorance of this.

The poor stay poor for the most part because they don’t understand that in the long history of the world, labor has rarely been the key to wealth. Neither has luck. The secret of acquiring and preserving financial security lies in effective use of capital and time in creating assets.

These assets must be carefully selected and managed so that they can increase rapidly enough to offset the ravages of inflation and taxes without losing it to poor judgment and risky ventures. Meanwhile, they should be capable of producing an after tax income stream sufficient to support their owner’s lifestyle needs.

The purpose of this book is to explain some of the ways that those of you who are rich can stay rich and how those who haven’t been blessed with wealth yet can set about on the yellow brick road to seek your fortunes. Hopefully, we can save both rich and poor alike some time and expense by revealing some of the ways money can be made and loss avoided in the processes of buying, selling, fixing up and managing my favorite investment vehicle, a portfolio of single family rental houses.

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Table of Contents

Foreword
Buying Right In Good Times & Bad
Using Seller Non-Recourse Financing is Best
What’s the Best Investment for a Beginner
Don’t Look for Properties, Prospect for Sellers
Patience Is The Name of the Game of Successful Investment
The Key to Fortune Building Lies in Avoiding Competition
Cold Canvassing is My Favorite Method of Prospecting
How Do You Buy The Right Property At The Right Price
How Can You Tell What a House is Really Worth?
Let Comparable MLS Sale Statistics Negotiate For You
Performance Mortgage Terms
Institutional Debt Robs the Borrower of Real Profit
Buy/Sell Installment Contracts Offer An Alternatives
Making Compound Interest Work for You
The Time Value of Money Can Create Fortunes
Making More Money In Our Changing World
Inflation Can Radically Alter Investment Decisions
Deflation Requires the Opposite Strategies
Tenant Management Key to Profit and Cash Flow
Getting the Best Tenants to Compete for Housing
Let’s Talk Deposits
Screen Out the Losers Before They Ever Get In
Pre-Raising Rents When the Lease is Signed
Passing On Repair Costs to Tenants
Increasing Bottom Line Profits with Options
Fixer-Uppers; The Good, Bad, and Ugly
Price and Timing vs Payments and Terms on Fixer Uppers
Learning to Sell Property is Critical to Cash Flow
Closing the Sale and Keeping it Closed
Creating Income and Profits with Mortgage Notes
There’s A Fail Safe Way to Buy/Sell Notes
And in Conclusion, the Turtle Always Wins The Race

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About the Instructor

Jack Miller

Jack is like the godfather of single family home real estate investing! He bought, sold, leased, and managed hundreds of properties over 45 years and he was one of the first people to view single family homes as an investment vehicle, not just something you lived in. He has taught seminars to sold out crowds and has helped thousands of people achieve financial freedom and success.

Products Details

Pages: 122

Publisher: Next Century Publishing

ISBN: 9781623142483

Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.6 x 0.4 inches

Shipping Weight: 6.9 ounces

Topics: Financing, Negotiating