Michel Lautensack's Articles

  • How to Avoid Being Sued When You Own Rental Real Estate ....
    The decision on whether to manage your own rental property or to outsource it to a professional residential property management company is a personal decision that only you can make. Two important aspects of owning and managing property are knowing how to properly screen tenants and developing adequate knowledge of property law. Let's look at both of these very important issues.
  • How to Quickly and Easily Find a Renter for your Investment Property
    Once you walk away from the closing table and the initial jubilation of knowing that you're a bona fide real estate investor wears off, the reality begins to sink in. A major part of owning real estate is managing it. How prepared are you for the rigors of actively managing your real estate portfolio?
  • The Do's and Don'ts of Private Lending
    When you need to raise money for real estate deals you may turn to private lending. If you do there some do' and don'ts to consider. The Don'ts include advertising on Craig's List and the use of the word "Guarantee". The Do's include what are the best marketing methods
  • Four Ways to Get Money From Your Real Estate Without Selling!
    If you have an existing piece of income producing real estate that you bought within the last couple years, you most likely have a significant amount of equity in that property. How do you get that money out and put it to use in a new investment or use it to pay bills without selling your property. We will show my top 4 ways to put cash in your pocket without having to SELL your real estate.
  • "Do You Need Money For Real Estate Deals?"
    Like many real estate investors, I started out investing in real estate using my own money and credit. This worked fine for the first few deals. But eventually it stopped working. I had to find another way to fund real estate deals or my investing career was over. Then I discover the power of private lending.
  • Real Estate Investing in 2008: Are You Crazy - Well Maybe Not!
    The latest data from the real estate industry shows a marketplace in steady decline and no bottom in sight. Residential home sales are in freefall mode with an expected 25% decline in the total number of home sales in 2007 versus 2006. But like all financial bubbles there are many losers but a few big winners. Despite this now is the time to consider real estate investing.

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