Articles To Jump-Start Your Investments

It's the Principle of the Thing
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
No, it ain't. It's the "PRINCIPAL" of the thing! At some point you're going to bang up against a situation where you decide to stand firm "on principle." Dumb.


The $8 an Hour Enigma
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
I fight the urge almost daily. When a property needs attention I always want to jump right into the car and go take care of things immediately.


You'll Never Go Broke Taking a Profit
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
Too soon is just okay, but too late is financial ruin.
At some point in the not too distant future you'll likely own a house that you bought . .
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Buy & Hold vs. Buy & Flip
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
The first decision you MUST make, hold or flip?
You've decided to buy houses as your primary investment vehicle. Great!



Documentation Matters, Matter
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
It’s tempting, I know, to run around with blank deeds in your briefcase and sign up sellers on the spot. For me, this was a hard habit to break.


Cash at Closing
Joe Kaiser
5/2003

How many infomercial course do you think get sold as a result of pitching this technique?
Answer . . . plenty!



Cut Losses Quickly
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
Fine tune! It hurts, I mean it really really hurts when you find yourself in a bind and realize that its time to call it a day and try to come and make things work tomorrow.


Dont Let His Problem Become Your Problem
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
Once you sign - "you're it." Its kind of like the game of tag . . . once you sign on that dotted line the problems that yesterday belonged to the seller are now problems of your own.


Don't Be a "Goof!"
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
If you’re talking about being a big goofball as a newly minted real estate investor, you’d better include me and my start in this business.


Rehabs Are For Sissies
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
No, not really, but they're not for investors either. They are for rehabbers and you're not a rehabber. Did you notice that there was no mention of rehabbing in my description of what constitutes an investor?

Thinking About Making an Offer?
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
Not so fast there, big guy.
Being a real estate investor is a lot different than it used to be
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Time is Money
Joe Kaiser
5/2003
You’ve heard it before and will likely hear it again . . . time is money. I heard it too, but had no idea what it meant or how it affected me.