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This absolutely divine 2-bedroom, 2-bath in Midtown is an NYC dream home, with its prime location, luxurious accommodations, and exclusive 1,200+ sf rooftop terrace–your own private paradise above the city. Gaze at the sights by day, stars by night, from the exceptional outdoor space accessible from the living room and both bedrooms. The beautifully-designed windowed kitchen opens to a sprawling living room that provides the perfect setting for entertaining. The master bedroom features a wonderful en suite windowed bath with a Jacuzzi tub and glass sliding doors to the terrace. Live seconds from Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Time Warner Center, Lincoln Center, Fifth Avenue shopping and multiple modes of transportation.
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Scott Carson, aka “the Note Guy”, talks about speaking at the TXREWIC lub in Dallas TX and his upcoming Note Buying For Dummies Class on Feb 2-4, 2012.
NOTE BUYING FOR DUMMIES
You don’t have to be a genius to cash in on the best market for buying defaulted residential and commercial notes direct from banks since the RTC days! More and more banks are turning to investors like you and me to help them solve the problem of more and more toxic loans clogging up their books. This strategy has been around for a long time, but with all the red tape and limitations on the buying and flipping of short sales and REO’s, there has never been a better “perfect storm” for buying notes.
You will learn how you can capitalize on this growing market by finding great deals with none of your own money, no overhead, and virtually no competition. When you combine no longer having to mail postcards and yellow letters, or deal with loss mitigators and dramatic home owners along with closing deals faster and making huge checks on deals that the banks call you on, there isn’t a smarter investment strategy out there. Put away your hammers and learn how to make money on defaulted notes all across the country while sitting on your butt at home and eating bon bons!
Scott will teach you:
How to find banks with bad paper.
What and what not to say to have banks calling you with deals!
How to make money with one of four different exit strategies
How to create Win-Win-Win scenarios for you, borrowers and the banks!
How to make money on notes all across the country.
If you are tired of pulling your hair out with short sales and battling the completion and realtors for REO’s, and are looking for a real estate strategy that is viable, easy to learn, and works in any and every market with virtually zero overhead, none of your own money, then you won’t want to miss out on this training session.
ABOUT SCOTT CARSON
Scott Carson has been a full time real estate investor since 2006 and an active investor since 2001. He is the President of Inverse Investments LLC, a Texas based investment firm specializing in buying defaulted notes on both residential and commercial properties. His company is direct to over 2,700 banks and lending institutions across the country and was one of the premier note buying companies in the country by buying and brokering non performing notes for his own portfolio and investors all of all size.
Scott has worked with thousands of investors across the country by helping take their real estate careers to the next level as an investment coach for over five years. He is a featured speaker (both domestic and internationally) on the note business, short sales, and raising private capital. He is the author of “Note Buying for Dummies,” a continuing education course for Texas realtors (15 hours of MCE), and has been quoted numerous times in the Wall Street Journal and Investor’s Business Daily. For more info check out http://www.WeCloseNotes.com.
What’s in store for investors in the Canadian real estate market? This is what the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation discussed in a conference in Edmonton. Babar Tahirkheli checks out how Alberta is performing among all other provinces in the housing market.
What happened to Canada’s real estate crisis?
Canadian home sales outlook upgraded despite continued uncertainties.
There was no shortage of headline news in October about global financial market volatility and economic uncertainty. But it doesn’t appear to have dampened homebuyers’ spirits,” notes Gary Morse, president of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). “Interest rates are at low levels and are likely to stay that way for some time to come, [and] homebuyers clearly see opportunities.”
CREA itself was one of those experts fooled. Earlier this month the organization was forced to boost its forecast for home sales activity, via its Multiple Listing Service, for both this year and next. CREA now expects that 453,300 homes will be sold this year, up from its earlier prediction of 446,915 units. That would bring the increase in home sales up from 0.9 per cent to 1.4 per cent.
Continued strength in residential real estate data
The Canadian housing industry seems to be performing well all around. Home sales edged up again in October to their highest level since January. In addition, the average price of homes sold in October (actual, not seasonally adjusted) came in at $362,899, a 5.5 per cent increase since the same month last year. While this was the smallest increase this year, the momentum is in the right direction, far better than in the United States where the housing market has yet to show convincing signs of bottoming out.
With continued strong resale activity and pricing, it should come as no surprise that homebuilders have also been active. According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts came in at 207,600 units last month on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis. While that total is down slightly from the 208,800 units started in September, the number is unusually high. That’s true compared to other western economies where construction has been seeing hard times relative to historical averages and with regard to traditional demographic trends, such as immigration and new household formation, which create annual demand for about 175,000 new units, far below current construction levels.
Affordability remains strong
As CREA’s Morse noted, part of the reason for continued demand stems from housing affordability trends, which remain positive. Just how positive was confirmed by RBC Economics earlier this month when it released its quarterly “Housing Trends and Affordability Study,” which concludes that uncertainty overseas might actually have had somewhat of a positive effect in Canada.
“Developments related to the [European sovereign debt] crisis likely provided some benefits in the form of lower interest rates,” concludes Craig Wright, the financial group’s chief economist. “For instance, fixed mortgage rates [on a five-year, posted basis] eased to 5.3 per cent during the third quarter of 2011, from an average of 5.6 per cent in the second quarter.”
In addition, the Canadian economy continues to perform well relative to other western economies. Despite a drop last month, job growth remains positive, inflation is under control and gross domestic product remains on an upwards trajectory.
Yet despite the Canadian residential real estate sector’s continued strength, homeowners and shoppers would do well to remain vigilant, says one expert. “The combination of Europe debt crisis and the U.S. Super Committee failure [to reach a budget cut deal] has spiked financial and economic uncertainty,” notes Sherry Cooper, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets. “All businesses and households are impacted by these developments, even in stable, prudent Canada.”
Those concerns were echoed in late November by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, or OECD, which significantly weakened its economic outlook for the country, due in part to slower household spending and moderating demand for Canadian exports. However, judging from continued strong home prices and sales, that message does not seem to be fully getting through.
For now, in Canada it seems like business as usual, with housing sector stakeholders asking themselves, “Crisis? What crisis?”
Peter Diekmeyer is Bankrate.ca’s economics columnist.
Horrah, it’s finally here. Our latest and greatest testimonial video all about Kevin Daly, NYS Licensed Real Estate Agent and top performing sales rental agent in NYC. Enjoy this video and see for yourself why Kevin is the consummate professional. His honesty, integrity and dedication to his work is why we keep on getting returning clients. Enjoy and feel free to post your comment. Thanks much.
152 West 58th Street, PH | Midtown
For more information visit: http://www.livingintown.com/2011/11/21/156-fairfield/
Purchasing Non-Performing Notes.
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Scott Carson, aka “the Note Guy”, talks about speaking at the TXREWIC lub in Dallas TX and his upcoming Note Buying For Dummies Class on Feb 2-4, 2012.
What’s in store for investors in the Canadian real estate market? This is what the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation discussed in a conference in Edmonton. Babar Tahirkheli checks out how Alberta is performing among all other provinces in the housing market.
Brian Linnekens explains the importance of proper soil evalaution for a real estate development projects.
What happened to Canada’s real estate crisis?