If you're thinking about investing in real estate to make money, you need to first determine your financial goals. Do you need to make money quickly, invest for your children's college fund, or build wealth for your retirement? What's the difference between income and investment property?

Jeanette Fisher teaches interior design secrets to top-dollar home sales and how to make money flipping houses.
Todays podcast featues an interview with Joe La-Keene-no co-founder of Money 4 Investors dot com
and a very successfull real estate investor.

http://money4investors.com/newblog
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Interview_seg_2.mp3 (2.85 MB)

 

Save money buying your warranty. Providing this service adds to your home's overall appeal to home shoppers. It protects the home buyers against unexpected breakdowns. who never worry about how much repairs will cost or who to call to fix a broken item. A home warranty gives your home buyers the peace of mind they seek.

Home sellers and agents: take advantage of the annual report by the National Association of Realtors profiling homebuyers and sellers. The findings reveal some interesting information about how and where to spend money when it comes to advertising real estate.

Take a good, hard look at the outside of your home, since that's what potential home buyers see first. If you've ever bought a home, you know that you passed by houses simply because they looked shabby and unloved from the curb viewpoint. It's just a quirk of human nature that makes a person think that if a home looks bad from the street, it will be just as bad on the inside--so don't let your home make a negative impression from the first glance.

Jeanette Fisher teaches interior design secrets to top-dollar home sales and how to make money flipping houses.

Today's podcast featues an interview with Joe Luckino co-founder of Money 4 Investors dot com
and a very successfull real estate investor.

This is a multi-part podcast from Jeanette Fisher's tele-seminar  April 18th of 2006.

http://money4investors.com/newblog

http://www.money4investors.com

Interview_seg_1.mp3 (3.25 MB)

In real estate investing teleseminars, people ask this question more than any other.

For decades, California has been known as a land of lots of cars and long commutes--commutes that turn freeways into endless parking lots. But with the price of gas heading above $3.00 a gallon, even Californians are beginning to look into the possibility of living closer to downtown areas.