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Memphis Real Estate Investing
Discounted Real Estate Brought To You
As a Memphis real estate investing specialist, DiscountPropertyWarehouse.net is a leading provider of discount investment property in emerging, undervalued markets. While we at times offer investment opportunities nationally, our primary are of concentration right now is the West Tennessee area, specifically Memphis. Memphis offers all of the components necessary to maximize the power of an investor’s purchasing dollar, including low prices, positive cash flow, high equity positions, and a large pool of rental applicants from which to choose. Do you have an interest in Memphis real estate investing? You have come to the right place.
DiscountPropertyWarehouse.net has established infrastructure in West Tennessee to help investors around the country to have a headache free Memphis real estate investing experience without having to micromanage their properties. These relationships include quality property management companies reliable licensed construction teams, insurance and finance specialists, and REO/Loss Mitigation specialists that can also act is property acquisition consultants.
Our article and knowledge base as well as our property gallery will provide you with plenty of information to get started. Why Pay Retail?
Is It Worth Paying a Consulting Fee???
“It is not wise for a blind man, riding a blind horse, to approach the edge of a deep pond.” (Chinese proverb)
When I returned from Don Derosas’ and Pete Youngs’ Investor Bonanza in Atlanta last week, I checked my voicemail. My cell phone provider has a strange way of not letting me know I missed calls or have voice mails, so even though I tried to return all of the calls that I missed, somehow I still ended up with 14 messages. In my kitchen, after setting my bags down, I began to scribe the names and numbers of callers who left messages. I had missed several calls from radio program listeners, and began returning those immediately.
Now, callers from the show tend to fall into one of three categories, as follows: Read on »
Where’s My Check?
Robert Feol explores the ‘new’ way of doing business, taught by some of his ‘colleagues’ in the industry!
2009 was a rough year for me. Really rough. It’s not worth getting into, really. I wrote a great 1000 page, very descriptive and detailed tale of how this took place for this article, but for the sake of brevity/space, I’ll summarize the story for you in one sentence, 2009 as follows:
On January 4th 2009, my income from the wholesale real estate company I built for 3 years went to zero, unexpectedly– found myself with about 200k of unexpected debt from this – got to spend 12 months figuring out how to rebuild years of work by myself.
The end. Read on »
The Sosarian Paradox
Looking at Today’s Modern Investor Outside of Traditional Investing Archetypes
It’s nice to fit in. Fitting in is good. It’s nice to be a face in the crowd sometimes.
In this way, real estate investors tend to define themselves according to very specific and clean – cut niches – niches that are almost, at times, surgical in their precision. “I’m a landlord“, says the 60 year old retiree who has owned and managed rental properties for 35 years, when you get a chance to ask him what he does in between war stories at the local REIA meeting about landlord/tenant nightmares. Read on »
