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This book is for people who's looking to invest in real estate for the first time but dont know where to start. This is a guide on how you can get started in real estate. You will learn about all the things you need to get approved for purchasing a investment property. This book will walk you the whole buying process step by step and get you prepared for many purchases to come.
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Make Your Taxes Work For You - Loraine Weatherspoon
Make Your Taxes
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What’s the deal? It’s Real Estate & Thangs by your Girl Loraine, and if you’re looking for a way to make some extra money and live rent free, then I’m here to explain to you how you can using your income tax returns. I wrote this piece to enlighten you all on how you can make money by making your income tax returns work for you. You can do this all while living rent free and building equity on your property.
You know the work you put in all year long for your income tax returns? Now it’s time to get creative and make your income tax returns work for you. What if I told you that, you can use your tax returns and invest in a 2-Flat, 3-Flat or 4-Flat? Collect rent from your tenants all year long and live rent free. Plus, you can file your building on your taxes the following year.
Well I’m here to tell you, Yes You Can Do It!
People think it’s hard to buy a property. They think they need a lot in order to get approved or they feel like they don’t have enough money saved up yet. Some people may be afraid, they may think that being a property owner is too much hard work and responsibilities and their concerned about paying for repairs out of pocket.
People are not aware of all the different type of programs out there that will assist you with buying your first property. There’s down payment assistance and closing cost assistance that people are just not aware of. It’s hard to take advantage of these great programs if you’re not aware of them. So i’m here to share & make you aware.
WITH THAT BEING SAID there are many different loans available to assist you with your first time purchase. The most common loan for 1st time purchase
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