Parceling Raw Land for Maximum Profits

While we, as real estate investors, generally think of purchasing developed land for investment, there is an entire other sector of the business which is worth exploration â€" raw land. Are you aware of the fact that approximately 85% of the land in the United States is still in its raw and undeveloped form? Think about that statistic for a moment, this means that there are huge amounts of land which you can invest in. Land can be purchased inexpensively compared to developed properties. ...

Managing Your Properties

What are the best policies and procedures when it comes to managing your properties? Are you getting tangled up in the words? Every time there's a hiccup in the business people run like flies. If you've made a lot of money on the lease purchase (and not sure how to circumvent this) you should think about selling it in an all inclusive trust deed. Another option is you can sell it on a wrap around mortgage, in other words you can accomplish almost the same thing. The bad news is- you don't ...

Does Your Home Have All the Necessary Building Permits?

If you are planning a spring home sale, do not be tempted to throw up a quick deck or conservatory without a permit. Some areas are stricter than others on the amount of planning permission and input that is required by the local building department. If you go to visit your City Hall, or wherever the Planning Office is housed locally, at least you will have their input from the start. 'Build first and ask later' can cost more money than just a fine. You may think that you do not need a ...