Selling Home

Many investors get their start in real estate by purchasing a simple, two-unit property called a duplex. This BiggerPockets PocketBook provides a concise guide to ensure your small multifamily investments are cash-flowing deals. Not only will this guide teach you to buy your first (and next!) duplex property, but you will also develop a deep understanding of how to research the appropriate market and manage your properties like an investing expert.

YOUR SUCCESS IN REAL ESTATE STARTS HERE. Do you have the stomach to be a real estate agent? Do you have a business plan? Do you know how to get through a ‘dry’ season? What is the most effective way to prospect for clients? Do you know what buyers & sellers really want?

Do you want to avoid the pitfalls that can happen when selling a luxury home? Look no further. Dan Mumm has sold nearly one thousand luxury homes during his real estate career. His years of dedicated hard work, extreme attention to detail, and a personal code of always telling the truth inform this guide intended to remove the stress, headaches, and struggle of selling your luxury home for you.

Learn how to identify your own niche, study your market, build your portfolio, and manage properties to successfully turn your investment into true wealth. Written and created by Jake Stenziano and Gino Barbaro, Wheelbarrow Profits is the tried and true system that they've utilized to grow a single multifamily investment into nearly a dozen successful and lucrative properties.

In Top 10 Expired Objections, William J. May will share a strategy for going after the so-called low-hanging fruit of the real estate market: expired listings. A veteran real estate agent in the Los Angeles housing market, William has built his business, with much success, on going after the listings that other agents ignore.

Anne Sperling, a former listing agent and a trailblazing entrepreneur in real estate technology, offers clear and actionable insights for agents looking to reclaim their role in a changing industry. Sperling makes a compelling case for the value that a professional listing agent brings to each real estate transaction - and shows how to demonstrate this value to current and prospective clients.

This book is a complete help for both new and experienced investors. It gives important information and useful tips on how to flip houses for profit. It talks about all the steps, from planning ahead and buying a house to fixing it up, advertising, and selling it. The book gives listeners the information and tools they need to succeed in the fast-paced world of real estate and house flipping.

Step into the world of real estate investing with a book that goes beyond the basics. Through engaging storytelling, practical advice, and loads of humor, this book explores topics most real estate books overlook. You’ll discover proven strategies, real-life lessons, and actionable steps for building wealth and financial freedom through investing in rental properties in one of the most affordable markets in the United States: the Midwest.

Being a real estate agent has one of the highest failure rates out of all careers. How to Sell Real Estate is written to help new real estate agents become successful. Peter Gustis, the author, started selling real estate in 2006. After the market crash, he transformed a failing career into success by becoming the top single agent in his local office. Peter is one of the most educated realtors in the industry. This book is written to help both real estate agents and anyone interested in buying or selling properties understand the real estate business.

Are you dreaming of making money in real estate but don’t know where to start? Many beginners want to invest in real estate but feel lost with all the confusion, This book is here to help! "Chicken Soup For Multi-Family Real Estate Investors: Volume 1: Powerful Facts Every Beginner Investor Must Know" is the perfect guide for anyone who wants to start building wealth. Written in simple language: Discover the Secrets of Smart Real Estate Investors Multi-family real estate is one of the best ways to create steady income and long-term wealth.

Thinking about selling your house without a real estate agent? It can be done and the truth is, many people do it very successfully. But there's a trick to it that not everyone grasps. What's the secret? Just like in anything else: Knowledge is power! Soldiers don't go to combat without orders, plans, maps and guns. Entrepreneurs don't create profitable businesses without knowledge of the market. Surgeons don't go into the operating room without knowledge of their patient.

50 Things to Know About Selling Your Home, by Donna Batdorff, offers an expert’s approach to selling your home.

Eighty-seven percent of real estate agents fail within their first five years in the industry. John McMonigle, founder of Agent Inc. - named the Top Real Estate Team five years in a row by The Wall Street Journal - has made history by selling properties totaling more than $7.5 billion. He’s written 40 Days of Farming to share with you how geographic farming, a proven system of generating lead productivity based on love and community stewardship, has been the key to his success and can unlock your full potential.

The real estate market can be very intimidating, because of the competition and the amount of money that is at stake. With thousands of seasoned experts dominating the game, how would a novice like myself ever get started? Do I even have enough money to get into the market? Are these questions you are asking yourself? If you are anything like myself, the answer is yes. Real estate is very important, if you want to grow your wealth. Everyone had to start somewhere, even those dominating the market right now. The best thing you can do is get started as soon as possible.

Do you want to move ahead in the real estate game, leaving competitors in the dust? As you diversify your portfolio and acquire more, you will need more capital to keep going. Not only that, you’ll need it faster than ever before. Taking out a bank loan is quick and easy, but it’s definitely not the most sustainable way to grow your business. Investors offer an excellent alternative, but they’re not easy to please.

Welcome to the world of buying foreclosed homes at auction - a real estate strategy that lets you remove the middleman, decrease your competition, and buy at a discount. Bidding for properties on the courthouse steps while competing in real time with other investors is a thrilling experience. With dozens of insider auction secrets that are proven to help maximize returns, Bidding to Buy will show you the skills you need to successfully bid at auction, then turn a healthy profit on your investment.

Looking for a book from a flipper doing deals in today's hot market? Mark Ferguson has had from 15 to 20 flips going at once in 2017 in Colorado, one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. He does not rely on market appreciation to make money, but his techniques to find awesome deals. That is only part of the flipping business. This book contains all the details need to start flipping houses from scratch or to build your current flipping business bigger and better.

In the past, buying a foreclosed home was a very challenging process. This was because of the limited supply of foreclosures. In many cases, it took several weeks, if not months, to find a good foreclosure. Next, you had to win the bidding war to buy it and finally you had to have a bank truck of money to repair the new home. Well, this changed with the foreclosure crisis. More recently, there is a large supply of great foreclosure opportunities.

Mortgage Club is not your grandmother’s mortgage book. It’s a raw, unfiltered playbook written by two top loan officers who know the industry inside and out. In a world built to confuse borrowers, this book arms you with the rules, stories, and strategies that lenders don’t want you to know.

Buying and selling a brokerage is one of the most transformative experiences in most brokers’ careers. The transformation can either be wildly positive or devastatingly negative.