Do you wonder if there are any safe real estate investing options during the Great Recession?
This wealth-producing strategy has worked in good economic times and bad economic times.
Unfortunately, property prices can also go down. My friend bought rental properties when market values were at their peak, just as the “real estate bubble” was about to burst.
So, do you give up entirely on real property investing during this time of economic crisis?
What are the advantages of buying raw land rather than developed properties, such as houses or apartments? You’ve probably heard about real estate investment opportunities currently available in the US real estate market called “bulk REO”.
REO (Real Estate Owned) refers to properties which have gone through the foreclosure process and the bank now owns the house. It used to be that these properties would almost always sell at auction, largely to investors eager for a great deal on an investment property.
Many people are changing their strategy to investing. Most savvy real estate investors, are changing from working the “pre-foreclosre” angle to buying direct from the bank’s REO departments. They are putting together purchase deals for multiple REO properties in the million to five million dollar range.
Maybe you’ve heard of people who talk about buying bulk REO properties in the hundred million and even billion dollar ranges. A billion dollars is a thousand million-dollar properties, or two-thousand half-million dollar properties. What bank is going to have that many properties available to make a giant REO package like that?
Do you have 1,000 million-dollar investors?
My point is this: if you’re serious about investing in multiple REO properties, there’s nothing wrong with being honest about how much you have to invest.
I’m not saying that high volume REO deals don’t go down. If you play your cards right, you’ll come away with several properties that you’ve bought at below market value.
If you approach bulk REO investing as a business you’ll realize that you have a lot to learn, and you’ll take the time to learn it.

December 15th, 2011
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