We’re back with a bonus round for our real estate investment series! Today, we’ll discuss the 1031 exchange.
Part three of our series on real estate investing is here. This time, we’re discussing financing options.
After you’ve found an investment property you like, it’s time to evaluate that property. Here are three keys to evaluating an investment property.
If you’re thinking about buying an investment property, consider these three things before making the jump.
If a property does not appraise, there are three things that you can do as a buyer or seller to try and make it to the closing table.
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We recently attended a conference that gave us some great insight into the real estate market. Here’s what we learned.
“We had a property with raw land which, is a super big challenge in Salt Lake City. I didn’t want to put a lien on my house or anything so Scott helped me with any challenges I had with getting that land. He actually fought for my property. When it came down to offers, he w...
“We had a property with raw land which, is a super big challenge in Salt Lake City. I didn’t want to put a lien on my house or anything so Scott helped me with any challenges I had with getting that land. He actually fought for my property. When it came down to offers, he was very quick in getting those back and doing any addendums that I needed. The reason I got the property was because he fought for me. I think without him I probably wouldn’t have gotten the property. I needed someone that would do round the clock addendums and legal paperwork, and he was willing to do that for me. So, that made him stand out in the realty world for me.”
- Michael Corbet
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