Why mobile home rentals? Get past the prejudice and look at the numbers. In our town, for example, a two bedroom house costs $130,000 and rents for $800/month. A $50,000 mobile home on real estate gets $500/month. Cash-on-cash return on investment is obviously higher with mobile homes.
Don’t let the half-truth that mobiles depreciate in value [...]
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May 4th, 2010
Mobile Home Rentals – A Great Investment
Posted in Investments 
Tags: 10 Years, 163, Equity Building, Fourteen Years, House Rentals, Insurance, Insurance Repairs, Investors, Mobile Home For Sale, Mobile Home Rentals, Mobile Homes, Negative Cash Flow, Prejudice, Real Estate Agent, Rents, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Sn, Truth, Year Mortgage
Tags: 10 Years, 163, Equity Building, Fourteen Years, House Rentals, Insurance, Insurance Repairs, Investors, Mobile Home For Sale, Mobile Home Rentals, Mobile Homes, Negative Cash Flow, Prejudice, Real Estate Agent, Rents, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Sn, Truth, Year MortgageMarch 26th, 2010
How To Communicate Value Proposition And Return On Investment
Posted in Investing Tags: Business Owners, Competitiveness, Elements, Free People, Intrinsic Value, Marketing, Money, Perception, Prospects, Quantifiable Terms, Referral Business, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Roi, Shoulders, Value Contribution, Value Exchange, Value Investment, Value Proposition
Tags: Business Owners, Competitiveness, Elements, Free People, Intrinsic Value, Marketing, Money, Perception, Prospects, Quantifiable Terms, Referral Business, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Roi, Shoulders, Value Contribution, Value Exchange, Value Investment, Value PropositionAs part of my continuing series on Value and Pricing, the following article shows you how to position your company’s value contribution to support the highest value-for-value exchange.
Too many business owners, when asked about the value or ROI of their product or service, shrug their shoulders and say, “I can’t really put a value on [...]
March 10th, 2010
How To Select An Investment Strategy
Posted in Investments Tags: Critical Factors, Holding Period, Investment Strategy, Investment Vehicle, Investors, Leverage, Making Money, Match, Perfect System, Performance Period, Period Average, Quest For The Holy Grail, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Several Factors, Trades, Validity, What This Means
Tags: Critical Factors, Holding Period, Investment Strategy, Investment Vehicle, Investors, Leverage, Making Money, Match, Perfect System, Performance Period, Period Average, Quest For The Holy Grail, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Several Factors, Trades, Validity, What This MeansThere are several critical factors that need to be considered in selecting the right trading system for you. Investors are always looking for a trading edge to exploit. Finding such an edge is akin to the quest for the Holy Grail and many would be traders spend their time bouncing from one system to another, [...]
March 2nd, 2010
How To Communicate Value Proposition And Return On Investment
Posted in Investments Tags: Business Owners, Competitiveness, Elements, Free People, Intrinsic Value, Marketing, Money, Perception, Prospects, Quantifiable Terms, Referral Business, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Roi, Shoulders, Value Contribution, Value Exchange, Value Investment, Value Proposition
Tags: Business Owners, Competitiveness, Elements, Free People, Intrinsic Value, Marketing, Money, Perception, Prospects, Quantifiable Terms, Referral Business, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Roi, Shoulders, Value Contribution, Value Exchange, Value Investment, Value PropositionAs part of my continuing series on Value and Pricing, the following article shows you how to position your company’s value contribution to support the highest value-for-value exchange.
Too many business owners, when asked about the value or ROI of their product or service, shrug their shoulders and say, “I can’t really put a value on [...]
January 28th, 2010
Creative Real Estate Investment
Posted in Investments Tags: Capital Gain, Cell Phone Companies, Creative Real Estate, First Real Estate, Gravel, Hill Tops, Investment Cell, Investment Companies, Investor, Logs, Lumber Mills, Police Departments, Radio Stations, Real Estate Investment, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Smaller Pieces, Solving Problems, Term Lease, Trees
Tags: Capital Gain, Cell Phone Companies, Creative Real Estate, First Real Estate, Gravel, Hill Tops, Investment Cell, Investment Companies, Investor, Logs, Lumber Mills, Police Departments, Radio Stations, Real Estate Investment, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Smaller Pieces, Solving Problems, Term Lease, TreesAn example of creative real estate investment? When I was young, I had a job that paid $3.40 an hour, and I somehow saved enough to buy my first piece of real estate – 2 acres near where I lived. It cost $3,500.
I spent a few hours removing brush, outlined a driveway with logs, and [...]
January 17th, 2010
Categories of Real Estate Investment
Posted in Investments Tags: Being A Landlord, Boarding Houses, Bookkeeping, Cash Flow, Creative Work, Different Ways, Headaches, Leases, Long Time, Low Income Housing, Profits, Rate Of Return, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investments, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Single Family, Tenant Problems, Tough Market, Vacant Storefronts
Tags: Being A Landlord, Boarding Houses, Bookkeeping, Cash Flow, Creative Work, Different Ways, Headaches, Leases, Long Time, Low Income Housing, Profits, Rate Of Return, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investments, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Single Family, Tenant Problems, Tough Market, Vacant StorefrontsBelow are ten categories of real estate, and different ways to invest in them. The best one for you is something only you can decide, according to your particular needs. To help you do that, I list a couple good points and bad points for each type.
1. Renting single family homes. Good points: An [...]