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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

www.InvestorsGoldmine.com | Winter Park Flip(32803) $300k | ARV $400k

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Winter Park Flip(32803) $300k | ARV $400k

$299,900 4 bd, 2 ba, 2044 sqft
Off Market Flip in HIGHLY DESIRABLE (A) rated School District of Winter Park.
This Ranch style home, in a very cozy subdivision, is a short drive from Baldwin Park, Colonialtown, and the Executive Airport. The plumbing and electrical were completed in 2008 so no worries there. The roof was installed in 2006 so you should be good there as well. The garage is partially enclosed and under air, so there is possible extra square footage to be included. The first hundred square feet of the garage is currently only accessible from the outside ( buyer to verify square footage). The kitchen is L-shaped and narrow so it will need to be opened up. Moving a wall and relocating the washer, dryer and water heater will help. Replacing the mid-century fixtures and tile in the bathrooms is a must. Carpet for the bedrooms and updating the tile will help complete the project nicely. The old casement windows work, but dated so we factored them in the rehab. Landscaping and pressure washing will make the home show well and give the curb appeal.
Currently, there is a similar sized house w/ a two car garage and no updates listed at $180 a square foot. Our price is $150 p/sf with rehabbed homes selling in the $200 p/sf range.

Property Details

Price:
$299,900
Address:
Lake Sue
City:
Orlando
Zip Code:
32803
Year Built:
1952
Terms:
For Sale
Property Type:
Home
MLS #:
Off-Market
Square Feet:
2044
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
2
Const. Type:
Block

Additional Features

PLEASE DRIVE BY FIRST AND CALL TO SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT. Beeman Park, NO HOA Est. Rehab: $40,000-50,000 +/- Est. ARV: $400,000 +/- Assignable

Tuesday, August 16, 2016

www.InvestorsGoldmine.com |Deland 3/2/2 $89,900 | Rent= $1000 | Near Park

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Deland 3/2/2 $89,900 | Rent= $1000 | Near Park





Traditional split layout 3/2/2 built in 1991 located in Daytona Park Estates Subdivision in Deland! The home is situated on a very private fenced lot next to Cypress Lake & park. The park has a small boat ramp & canoe launch. The home is not on the lake, but next to it. It is the closest home to the lake in the Daytona Park Estates Sub-Division.
The home has a new roof & new wood siding in areas that were rotting. The water heater & a/c units appear to be newer as well. The rehab needed to make the property rental ready would be to replace drywall in some areas, paint in/out & carpet. Rental rehab should be $5k-$7k. To flip the property add $10k more to update kitchen & baths. A versatile investment property for the buy & hold cash flow investor or the flippers! Solid sales & rental comps in a rising market!
Daytona Park Estates, No HOA
Est. Rehab (Rental): $5,000 – $7,000
Est. Rehab (Flip): $20,000


Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Orlando 4/3/2 $168,900 |ARV $255,000|Zip 32825




Orlando 4/3/2 $168,900 |ARV $255,000|Zip 32825

$168,900 4 bd, 3 ba, 1697 sqft
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Contact Gene anytime at 407-781-7312
    Property description, rare opportunity to buy a 4/3 flip in one of the most sought after areas in Central Florida, given the shrinking inventory, and high demand for move-in ready homes, this cosmetic flip is exactly what investors have been scrounging for, considering that out of 30 homes to have sold in this community in the last year, only 1 has sold for this cheap on a ppsf basis, this home is certainly not the one where you drag your feet.
Property features include tile flooring throughout common areas, partially updated kitchen and bathrooms, fully intact central A/C unit, newer electric panel, fenced yard and a deck off the master bedroom.
Rent rehab: $20k-25k
Roof, paint, some appliances, some wood rot, general cleanup.
Flip Rehab: 35k-40k
Roof, Int/ext paint, kitchen and bath updates, SS appliances, other cosmetics and a landscape package

Property Details

Price:
$168,900
Address:
10232 Trilliums Ct
City:
Orlando
State:
Fl
Zip Code:
21825
Year Built:
1988
Terms:
For Sale
Property Type:
Home
Square Feet:
1697
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
3
Basement:
2 Car Garage
Const. Type:
Block

Call (407) 781-7312 for more details




Thursday, June 16, 2016

How to Avoid Foreclosure in Orlando - written by Eugene Hoffman

How to Avoid Foreclosure in Orlando

How to Avoid Foreclosure in Orlando


Eugene Hoffman is a licensed Florida Agent in Real Estate. Broker is Sand Dollar Houses
I can help you like I helped my family when we were in pre-foreclosure
While the housing market is rebounding, many people in Orlando Florida are still struggling to make their mortgage payments.
If you’re underwater on your home or having trouble keeping up with your monthly mortgage payments, you could be fearful that your mortgage provider is going to foreclose.
Thankfully, there are a number of things that you can do to avoid foreclosure in Orlando. It’s important to remember that moving quickly is absolutely paramount, and could save your credit rating and your home.
So let's dive in on a couple quick tips on possibly how to avoid foreclosure in Orlando with your home.

The Keys of How To Avoid Foreclosure in Orlando Don’t Abandon Ship

Many people simply give up and walk away from their home. There are even areas of Orlando have begun to resemble ghost towns, as the economy has impacted residents significantly.
Detroit is a prime example of what can happen when people abandon their homes.
This can be a stressful situation, but it’s extremely important to keep your wits about you. A foreclosure will have a huge negative impact on your credit score, and likely prevent you from purchasing a home for years to come. If you sell your home, you could leave a portion of the loan unpaid, and the lender could pursue legal action against your for the unpaid portion.
While it’s extremely stressful, you do have options:
• Negotiate with your mortgage lender. Banks and other financial institutions are well aware that citizens of Orlando are struggling. If you haven’t missed a payment yet, you may have some leverage to renegotiate the terms of your loan. Banks don’t like foreclosing on homes, and many will work with you if you aren’t too far behind. You may be offered forbearance or even a full loan modification.

How to Sell Your House to an Investor in Orlando FLorida - written by Eugene Hoffman

How to Sell Your House to an Investor in Orlando FLorida

Get a Free offer on your house in 24 hours
Home ownership just isn't what it was in the 1950’s.
In the past, people would buy a home and live there for the rest of their lives, often passing it on to their family. Things have changed. Many first-time homebuyers are going into it with the attitude that they’ll sell when it’s time for a change. If you’re looking to sell your house, you could be frustrated.
Despite the market trends in Orlando slowly shifting, it’s still very much a buyer’s market. With so much property available, you could find yourself waiting months or longer to get a fair price on your home.

How To Sell Your House To An Investor in Orlando

One option that many homeowners are turning to is selling to a real estate investor like Eugene Hoffman to buy your house from you.
These independent investors typically purchase homes, repair them, and then use them to generate income; either as rental units or sell them for a profit. Orlando has numerous reputable and trusted real estate investors who will help you sell your home quickly.
Selling your house to an investor is relatively simple.
You provide him or her with information about your home and personal situation.
The investor will then inspect the home and determine a fair value, taking into account necessary repairs, and make an offer. If the offer works for you, you’ll close, and receive the payment for your house in cash... usually, within 7 days if you want to close that fast.




Monday, February 3, 2014

'Time Is Short' On Debt Ceiling, Treasury Secretary Says By Mark Memmott

Warning that "simply delaying action on the debt limit can cause harm to our economy," Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew repeated Monday that he believes Congress should act soon to raise that limit so the federal government avoids even looking like it might default on its debts.
"Time is short," Lew also told an audience at the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit organization founded by four former Senate majority leaders — Republicans Howard Baker and Bob Dole; and Democrats Tom Daschle and George Mitchell.

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Sunday, February 2, 2014

What is the qualified mortgage? By Jim Gay


Oh boy, more government regulations affecting consumers seeking mortgage loans that are eligible for Fannie Mae, FHA and Freddie Mac pricing. Could this be the last? We can only hope. However, for now the letters QM or qualified mortgage need to be understood and dealt with, like it or not. It is one of the final pieces of the Dodd-Frank Act. Whew!
On Jan. 10, QM went into full swing. It contains two main terms we all need to understand: “ability to repay” and “qualified mortgage.” Ability to repay is merely a refocus, once again, on the borrower’s income, credit and liabilities. If you have a mortgage, you surely went through this taxing scrutiny. It is the name of the game. So, what’s new? Extra scrutiny on the borrower’s income calculations and a new limit of 43 percent debt-to-income ratio.

A qualified mortgage is defined somewhat differently than mortgages have been for the last three decades. Negative-amortization loans, interest-only loans, loans exceeding 30 years, and balloon loans are not allowed. Also, a limit has been set on the fees normally paid to the mortgage companies or banks and may not vary even for the benefit of the borrower. Generally, under QM, the limit of points and fees associated with a home loan is now 3 percent of the total loan amount.
What is wrong with this? It sounds like these new QM rules will keep consumers from making unwise mortgage decisions. Yes and no. Qualified borrowers have long enjoyed the options of interest-only loans, balloon loans with lower rates, and amortizations longer then 30 years, but not any more.
Remember, also, that these rules are only for loans eligible for Fannie Mae, FHA and Freddie Mac, which means that jumbo loans are not part of the QM definition.
Most of the details in the QM regulations test the resolve of lenders and homebuyers will never see the complexity involved. So what is the bottom line for the consumer? Associate yourself with a lender possessing experience and knowledge to guide you through any new regulation.
All regulations that make the lending world more complex have the result of shrinking the available lenders that can complete your home loan. For the last three to five years, mortgage companies and loan officers have been leaving the business. Eventually, this trend may result in higher costs for loans because of less competition.
For the family looking to buy or refinance, my continued advice is to find a trustworthy and knowledgeable loan officer as an ally and proceed to accomplish your goals. Ignore the new QM regulations implemented on a national level. Let your chosen loan officer deal with any changes in the mortgage world.

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Western Gold bars have disappeared. Why Germany wants its gold back

After spending more than 50 years in foreign hands, Germany's gold is finally going home.
In a recent watershed decision the Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, has decided at least half of its gold should be held in its own vaults.
Since the Bundesbank is the second-largest gold holder in the world, that's going to mean moving 54,000 bars of the shiny metal.
Gold
So why does Germany want its gold back, and why now?

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Sunday, January 26, 2014

We buy houses Orlando- Sell your house fast- stop foreclosure

Welcome...if you're Looking to Sell Your Property , you've come to the right place!

We represent a network of literally thousands of real estate investors and a handful of very specially trained Realtors that focus on "non-traditional" or "creative" real estate solutions ".

If you are like most sellers, you want to explore how to sell your property fast and hassle free. We can help! That’s what we do...

We Buy Properties Fast... regardless of condition, equity, or situation. We’ve handled just about every situation you can imagine. We buy with cash. We even have many creative solutions available. We are experts.

For example, did you know there are at least a 12 Different Ways to Sell Your Property that Realtors won’t tell you about?
 Most Realtors are not trained on these options and don’t know about them. Some Realtors know about some of these options, but don’t talk about them with you because many of these solutions simply don’t pay them a commission.

These transactions include Fast Cash Offers from investors, as well as wraps, options, auctions, swaps, shorts, assignments, and many more...

These transactions usually involve selling your property to our network of investors who compete to buy your property quickly, in any condition, and regardless of the amount of equity in the property.

Our investors buy properties for all different purposes including to keep as rental properties, or to resell, possibly after making improvements, or to resell with owner financing and/or on a rent-to-own plan, or even to just live in themselves.

We’d like to talk to you about your options! We'd Like To Buy Your Property!

Our offers can even sometimes be combined with traditional listings using what we call "combo plans" that allow sellers to work with specially trained real estate agents and investors simultaneously to provide property owners with both a plan A and plan B for selling their property.

Wanna hear more? Feel free to explore our website and Let Us Know How We Can Help!

 We can buy cash is part of a national network of investors and Realtors that specialize in buying properties FAST using advanced, non-traditional, real estate techniques that are squarely focused on the client. We’ve studied the market and created a website for you to use to help you pick the solution that best works for your unique needs. We would love to have a conversation with you so that we may understand your specific situation and work together to find a solution that best allows you to achieve your goals. Together we can come up with a targeted solution that helps you.

Traditional Real Estate involves hiring a Realtor to list your home on the MLS while waiting for a buyer, with a conventional loan, to show up with an offer.

Traditional real estate works for many, but it typically takes a long time, can be very expensive, and is less and less suitable for the millions of sellers that want or need to SELL FAST, don’t want the hassles of dealing with Realtors and a parade of picky buyers, and in many cases do not even have the equity, repair resources, or the luxury of time needed to pursue traditional real estate solutions.

If you want to SELL FAST, we can help and have methods for buying homes QUICKLY regardless of the home’s condition, the seller’s financial situation, or even the amount of equity in the home.

We specialize in solving difficult problems. We’ve seen it all and that’s why we know we are positioned to find your solution.

At we can buy cash, we are wholeheartedly focused on helping people that need to sell their homes and are having difficulty working through the traditional channels that don’t meet the needs of homeowners in today’s market. We offer truly unique solutions because each and every homeowner has their own goals and together, we can achieve them.

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

High housing costs are killing the American Dream By Joshua Holland, Moyers & Company

Historically, economic and geographic mobility have been intertwined. Studies have shown that the number one reason that people pick up and move to another community is for work: Americans move out to move up.
But something has happened. In the 1980s, we began to stay put.
In the early 1950s, about 3.5 percent of all American households moved from one state to another in any given year. This proportion held up through the 1970s, and then started to fall around 1980. By 2006 interstate migration had dropped to 2 percent, and by 2010 to just 1.4 percent, or less than half the rate of the early 1950s. The latest available data, for 2011-12, shows interstate migration still stuck at a mere 1.7 percent. Though it may not square with our national self-image, America today is a nation of people who tend to stay put, with a population that is no more mobile than that of Denmark or Finland.

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Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Foster Introduces Legislation To Reduce Burden For Underwater Homeowners by Congressman Foster

Posted By Rep. Bill Foster, Community Contributor 3:08 p.m. CST, January 14, 2014 Washington, D.C. – Today, Congressman Bill Foster (IL-11) introduced H.R. 3856, the Homeowners Debt Relief Extension Act. The legislation would reduce the tax burden for underwater homeowners by extending the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007. “With millions of struggling homeowners still underwater on their mortgages, now is not the time to cut off this tax credit,” said Foster. “We shouldn’t be offering up millions in tax breaks to oil and gas companies, while leaving working families, still struggling to recover from the recession, with a bigger tax bill.” A recent report showed that a third of Illinois homes are still “deeply underwater,” meaning that more is owned on the mortgage than the home is worth. When homeowners receive loan modifications through their lender, or sell their home for less than they owe, the reduction or cancellation of debt is considered taxable income. Since 2007, Congress has extended this tax relief to homeowners who have received such modifications, so that they are not liable for taxes on the difference between the house’s value and the loan modification or sale amount. Unfortunately, this tax relief expired December 31, 2013, leaving struggling homeowners under more financial stress. The Homeowners Debt Relief Extension Act would extend the tax relief for underwater homeowners until January 1, 2016 for debt forgiven after December 31, 2013. These costs would be offset by repealing a break in taxes for oil and gas companies under the Internal Revenue Code’s Section 199. These deductions are no longer necessary for oil and gas companies, which are making billions in profit each year.