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Make Your First Investment Property an Attractive and Profitable Option

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

Whether your first investment property will be a rental or a flip, your goal is to walk away with more money than you put into it. Today, Cleveland Appraisal Blog shares a few tips for first-time investors. This means on a $250,000 property, you’ll have to have a minimum of $37,500 in cash for the banks to even consider a loan.

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Six Essential Steps to Commercial Real Estate Success

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

It’s often mistaken for easy money, though, by people who underestimate the work it entails. Cleveland Appraisal Blog shares some tips. You can go to a bank or apply for loans, but another fantastic resource is your ability to network. And thank you for reading another article from the Cleveland Appraisal Blog!

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How to Calculate Investment Returns From a Hard Money Loan?

Mashvisor

They can turn to hard money lenders in Maryland for financial backing. Every investor aims to secure profit when they take on a new venture. Whether it’s to save up…

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4 Common Misconceptions Hindering Your First Commercial Real Estate Investment

The Robert Weiler Company

Placing a large sum of money into a commercial property may be daunting, but your friends at The Robert Weiler Company are here to debunk a few misconceptions you may have read. Countless blogs, books, and podcasts are ripe with valuable information. How hard can it be, right? Still hesitant?

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3 Crucial Tips on Using Hard Money Loans for Real Estate Investments

Mashvisor

A real estate investment can be a lucrative approach for building wealth, and it certainly is a powerful way to diversify your portfolio. More so, because it’s easier to go…

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How to Move and Start a Home Business – Yes, at the Same Time

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

This week, I welcome back guest blogger June Duncan, who wrote this article for the Cleveland Appraisal Blog. Next, using your business plan, draw up a budget and see whether you’ll need to finance your home business with a loan or grant. And thank you for continuing to read articles on my blog! Hello everyone!

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What’s The Leaven Causing Home Prices to Rise Today?

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

I remember loan officers telling me that I needed to be “creative” with my appraisals. Stated incomes (Liar loans), adjustable-rate mortgages, and loose underwriting all played a role in the rapid increase of home prices in the years leading up to 2008. You can also listen right here at Cleveland Appraisal Blog!

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