Buying Properties at the Live Auction

You can reposition your retirement account with the relevant custodian and use that to invest in real estate. You can use it to buy rental properties, even participate by yourself or with others, and even buying rental properties using a mortgage program designed for buying using self-directed money.

Ephesians talks about evictions. Mostly on how to avoid them altogether but also once you have one how to deal with it. For you who self manages your property but also if you work with a property manager or a sword party provider for evictions.

For years, I personally believed that direct ownership, i.e. you own the property, is the best way to go for a variety of reasons. Main reason being financing.

These days, I admit I have a new take on it. And think indirect ownership is another good option for investors. You invest in a fund that is professionally managed. The fund holds a large number of rentals and obtains financing.

This doesn’t mean indirect is better than direct or vice versa. Both options are good and can help you accomplish similar financial goals. And in many ways, one compliments the other.

Indirect opens up possibilities to us that in today’s market direct ownership is limited.

What's the difference?

When investing, there are the TRIVIAL aspects you need to know but there are the CRITICAL ones too. This session discusses mainly the CRITICAL ones.

TRIVIAL aspects:

CRITICAL aspects

Many investors think you can only get up to FOUR mortgages - that's incorrect. In this session, we speak about ways to get more than 10 mortgages and about how non-US investors can get US mortgages to buy investment residential properties. 

Live session with questions about agents, property managers, traveling to see areas and properties, and much more.

This session, we talk about what Simply Do It is all about. How we help investors to invest, what investment programs we have to offer, how we go about setting up local teams and professionals, and what an investor can expect. 

In this session, we talk about how to really calculate rental properties. It is important to take a look at not only the cash flow but also return on equity as well as inflation or appreciation. Many investors don't take the time to carefully look at the numbers more closely with small numbers. We use some rules of thumb. Without these considerations, these investors are going to miss by quite a lot.