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FREE DEALS FOR EASY MONEY What people mean by flipping real estate is buying real property and then reselling it for a profit hopefully sooner than later and for more than less. Most investors are looking for “nearly ready” properties that they can cut the grass, throw a paint job on it, plant some shrubbery and sell for a quick profit. Most investors think that houses are the only real estate for doing this. They forget about raw land and strip shopping centers. There is another “real estate” deal that is actually, well, FREE. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW CONTRACT FLIPPING WORKS. Joe’s house is worth $150,000, but has to move right now and is ready to sell for $100,000. Joe’s neighbor, Stacy, over-hears the opportunity while discussing cleaning Joe’s house for a fee. She puts a small agreement with Joe on paper and calls Rusty who buys under-priced properties and then, of course, resells them at market value. Rusty offers to give Stacy a finder’s fee for moving so fast, but Stacy wants more than a simple small fee from him. After all, she found the deal. So, on the day of closing, Joe officially signs the property over to Stacy and puts the deed into escrow. Then Stacy signs the deed over to Rusty and it is put into the same escrow account. To wrap up the process, Rusty signs the official papers and pays Stacy $20,000 and buys the property from Joe for his asking price of $100,000. Rusty spent a total of $120,000 and now has the opportunity to sell the property for $150,000. I know it’s a little confusing, but it will all clear up when you click on the web site below. THE KEY IS IN THE CONTRACT THAT STACY SIGNS WITH JOE. With the agreement Stacy signs with Joe, she is in no danger of having to buy the house, but I can show you how to be sure that Stacy will get paid at closing whether Rusty wants to or not. HERE IS ONE THAT IS CLOSE TO FREE CALLED DOUBLE CLOSING. Developers generally offer homes at a reduced cost at the beginning of a project. Many accept earnest money and then wait for payment in full until the home is complete. Here is an example: Fred gives the earnest money to the developer. That allows him the right to purchase the property for let’s say $250,000. If the homes are selling at $380,000 a month before it is ready, Fred can exercise his option and just before closing, sell the house to another buyer and put $130,000 in his pocket without ever owning the actual house. This is pretty popular in the condo market. Do this if you are in an area that is experiencing fast appreciation. For more explanation on this and other strategies for finding inexpensive and free deals, visit my site. .easyrealdeals.com Go ahead, click it for your family, Rusty p.s. How could you possibly read what I just explained to you without at least getting one deal like the ones above for free? Find out why I don’t keep them all for myself. .easyrealdeals.com .
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