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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Real Estate Wealth made Easy
Have you tried investing in Real Estate and failed? Or are you looking at taking the leap into this tricky but extremely profitable industry?
What ever your reason is for reading this, I'm confident we will have a solution that is right for you. The problem with 99% of real estate investment books is that they are full of valuable information, but 80% of the people reading them will never have the resources or know how to follow up with the advice given but these professionals. So what makes ours different?
What ever your reason is for reading this, I'm confident we will have a solution that is right for you. The problem with 99% of real estate investment books is that they are full of valuable information, but 80% of the people reading them will never have the resources or know how to follow up with the advice given but these professionals. So what makes ours different?
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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21st Century Education was created to bring practical, life education to self directed learners. It is through the melding of personal empowerment and wealth strategies that we have been able to deliver an unparalleled holistic education program.
In our ten years of operation, 21st Century Education has grown to become a one stop shop for personal and financial empowerment, and has helped educate over 250,000 people worldwide.
Currently operating under four established divisions; Memberships, Seminars, Trading Education and Services and employing over 90 employees, 21st Century Education is now one of the worlds largest Personal and Financial Education Service groups.
We continue to grow rapidly both organically and through acquisition.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
What to avoid when buying Real Estate
If you know all about properties, you can make profitable and sensible investments. Then again, some people end up getting things all wrong for the simple reason of not knowing enough about making money in real estate investment. They end up making costly mistakes such as purchasing wrong properties or trying to make their money go far when it really can't. It is this second reason alone that is worse, because there are people who actually lure potential investors and then try to take their money. In this light, you should know all about things that ought to be avoided when making real estate investments.
When it comes to mistakes, these are often related to one's choice of property purchased. It is imperative to be knowledgeable about the entire real estate market as well as the property in particular so you know if you are going to make a good purchase or not. There are a lot of people out there who buy properties and then the prices end up going down. Instead of making a profit, they end up with more costs. As a general rule, you should buy a property in a location wherein the prices are on the rise and seem to continue as such for a long time. Ergo, it is important to purchase a property in an in-demand location so you can make a profit out of it. If you buy one in a not-so-desirable location you might end up paying for more in repairs to increase its value.
Always view potential scams with a sharp eye. Avoid real estate investors who promise you huge returns that have no risk and you can make quickly. This line is common to most scams and you should avoid this at all costs. Usually, the offer sounds amazing but it might end up being impossible or even illegal. They use twists and turns to confuse you with the explanation of how it works so you end up not knowing where exactly you are putting your money in. If one investment is of the legitimate kind, then the person ought to answer all of your questions until you gain full comprehension of the situation.
Avoid con artists who have the practice of manipulating prices of properties to make it seem as if you are being offered a bargain price. They probably will say that you can get it at the wholesale price so you can make a huge cut when you resell it. They show you that the valuation is actually much higher - only to find out that they lied and overvalued the property to make it seem tempting. It can be hard to spot this scam because the people are usually very sophisticated and seem like they really know what they are talking about when in fact all they care about is taking your money and leaving you with some bad investments. Always avoid these people and make sure you know exactly how the entire real estate market operates. This way, you can stay away from bad scammers and con artists who only have bad intentions for you.
Beverly Manago is a freelance writer focused on the real estate industry. She is also a consultant for My [http://www.my-virtual-tour.com]Real Estate Virtual Tour, a web 2.0 marketing tool that lets real estate agents create stunning virtual tours and single property sites easily, with a free version available for listing presentations. She also contributes to the [http://www.my-virtual-tour.com/virtual-house-tours]Virtual House Tours there.
Article Source: [http://EzineArticles.com/?Things-to-Avoid-in-Real-Estate-Investment&id=4032156] Things to Avoid in Real Estate Investment
When it comes to mistakes, these are often related to one's choice of property purchased. It is imperative to be knowledgeable about the entire real estate market as well as the property in particular so you know if you are going to make a good purchase or not. There are a lot of people out there who buy properties and then the prices end up going down. Instead of making a profit, they end up with more costs. As a general rule, you should buy a property in a location wherein the prices are on the rise and seem to continue as such for a long time. Ergo, it is important to purchase a property in an in-demand location so you can make a profit out of it. If you buy one in a not-so-desirable location you might end up paying for more in repairs to increase its value.
Always view potential scams with a sharp eye. Avoid real estate investors who promise you huge returns that have no risk and you can make quickly. This line is common to most scams and you should avoid this at all costs. Usually, the offer sounds amazing but it might end up being impossible or even illegal. They use twists and turns to confuse you with the explanation of how it works so you end up not knowing where exactly you are putting your money in. If one investment is of the legitimate kind, then the person ought to answer all of your questions until you gain full comprehension of the situation.
Avoid con artists who have the practice of manipulating prices of properties to make it seem as if you are being offered a bargain price. They probably will say that you can get it at the wholesale price so you can make a huge cut when you resell it. They show you that the valuation is actually much higher - only to find out that they lied and overvalued the property to make it seem tempting. It can be hard to spot this scam because the people are usually very sophisticated and seem like they really know what they are talking about when in fact all they care about is taking your money and leaving you with some bad investments. Always avoid these people and make sure you know exactly how the entire real estate market operates. This way, you can stay away from bad scammers and con artists who only have bad intentions for you.
Beverly Manago is a freelance writer focused on the real estate industry. She is also a consultant for My [http://www.my-virtual-tour.com]Real Estate Virtual Tour, a web 2.0 marketing tool that lets real estate agents create stunning virtual tours and single property sites easily, with a free version available for listing presentations. She also contributes to the [http://www.my-virtual-tour.com/virtual-house-tours]Virtual House Tours there.
Article Source: [http://EzineArticles.com/?Things-to-Avoid-in-Real-Estate-Investment&id=4032156] Things to Avoid in Real Estate Investment
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