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Las Vegas Real Estate Deals - Ten Myths - Are higher-earnings Las Vegas Real Estate deals only for the wealthy? Is it possible to purchase with no hard earned cash down? Do you really have to know the "appropriate" people? Let's answer by searching at some of the myths of Las Vegas Real Estate.



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Las Vegas Real Estate Deals - Ten Myths


By Don Sluhocki
Sep 14, 2011 - 10:36:21 AM

Are superior-profit Las Vegas Real Estate deals only for the wealthy? Is it possible to invest in with no cash down? Do you really have to know the "proper" individuals? Let's answer by hunting at some of the myths of Las Vegas Real Estate.

1. The great Las Vegas Real Estate deals are reserved for the wealthy. Of course cash helps, but my first deal was a $3,500 lot - which I sold for a profit two weeks after I bought it. Smaller deals, using partners, low-down deals, or just putting aside $7 per day for a couple years until you have enough hard earned cash for a downpayment - these are some of the ways to start with a bit and invest in Las Vegas Real Estate.

2. "Zero down" isn't possible. I sold a rental residence for $1,000 down because I trusted the buyer, and I wanted the 9% interest and higher price. A cash-advance on a credit card for the $1,000 ($30 per month payments) would have made it a "zero down" deal. "Zero down" means none of YOUR dollars down, and yes, it happens.

3. "No cash down" is the very best way. When you don't invest some of your own bucks, you have higher payments. You also spend more time finding suitable units, and pay more for them (cooperative sellers naturally desire more profit for their cooperation). There are zero-down deals out there - they just aren't always worth doing.

4. You need a lot of experience. It helps, but you will get it by investing. Start with frequent sense, be eager to find out the numbers, and you can start where you are.

5. Excellent investors have a "knack" for making dollars. Well, sort of. But more accurately, they just took the time and risk to learn the marketplace and to continue their education.

6. You have to know the "proper" individuals. This is an additional partly true myth. It does help, so why not start the course of action? Talk to other investors, Las Vegas Real Estate agents, landlords, etc.

7. Remarkable negotiating abilities are essential. Discussing credentials help with Las Vegas Real Estate deals? Of course, but discover to run the numbers and make offers based on them, and you can be the worst negotiator and still do okay.

8. You have to have insider knowledge. Insider, outsider, whatever. You do need knowledge, but understand one deal, and you are on your way. Study, and study more, but the very best "insider" knowledge comes from experience.

9. Fixer-uppers are the safest way to go. Poorly planned "fix and flips" have bankrupted even experienced investors. Most poorly purchased rental units will only eat slightly bucks every month, and grow in value over time. Fixer uppers are for generating funds a lot quicker, not more safely.

10. You want to make lowball offers. Low offers may support, but the numbers have to work, and you need a plan. You might offer MORE than the marketplace price and make funds investing in Las Vegas Real Estate. Just learn exactly how to run the numbers before you do any Las Vegas Real Estate deals.


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