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Leslie — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 18:49:22 GMT

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Facts and Statistics

gacsolutions — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 05:20:58 GMT

Below are just a few recent facts and statistics about credit fraud and identity theft.

"More than 27 million Americans have been victims of identity theft in the last five years.... To deal with the problem, consumers reported nearly $5 billion in out-of-pocket expenses."
-The New York Times

"Stealing someone's identity to acquire -- and use -- new credit cards has become one of the most popular white-collar crimes today, according to fraud investigators from across the country."
-Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

"This year alone more than 500,000 Americans will be robbed of their identities…with more than $4 billion stolen in their names."
-CBSnews.com

"In one notorious case of identity theft, the US Department of Justice reported that the criminal incurred over $100,000 of credit card debt, obtained a federal home loan, and bought homes, motorcycles, and hand guns in the victim's name all the while calling his victim to taunt him."
-US Department of Justice Web site

"The number of identity thefts in the U.S. has skyrocketed during the past 15 months."
-CNN.com

"According to a convicted ID thief in Denver, CO, "On a good day I could make $5,000 in cash and another $7,000 to $8,000 in merchandise..."
-CBSnews.com

"A recent report on identity theft warned that there is likely to be "mass victimization" of consumers within the next two years. The report said consumers should be extra careful to monitor all their financial transactions for unexplained account activity, withdrawals, or fund transfers."
-The Gartner Group, a technology research group

"Every 79 seconds, a thief steals someone's identity, opens accounts in the victim's name and goes on a buying spree."
-CBSnews.com

"Experts report that a victim can spend anywhere from six months to two years recovering from identity theft."
-CNNfn.com

"Most people don't find out they have been a victim of a stolen identity until they are turned down for a loan or credit card. A copy of their credit report explaining the denial may unveil weeks or months of fraud."
-CNNfn.com

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Rent or sale (beginner investor)

Juan — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 00:53:01 GMT

I am a beginner investor and have a question:

My father has several rentals homes and wants to get rid of one of them, due to it needing a lot of repairs and him getting older and not wanting to deal with it. I was thinking of buying it from him, but was wondering if it would be feasible for me to buy it. What would be a better and smarter option for me:
a) fix it and rent it? or
b) fix it and sell it?
Or what other options do I have? I want to start building assets. All ideas are more than welcomed and truly appreciated.

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curb appeal

Bob — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 17:41:26 GMT

Greetings, I created this squidoo lens to inform people about the importance of first impressions when buying/selling a hosue.

http://www.squidoo.com/fromthesidewalk/

Bob

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Just getting started

Shane — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 05:13:54 GMT

Yeah, I'm just getting started and (as you can tell by my bio) am in the Metro Detroit area. I have started a business that is absorbing a lot of time and resources as I get it started, but I want to get into real estate. Without a lot of resources I'm sure I have to do some leveraging, but I was curious if anyone could lend me some pointers. Thanks!

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"17 it too young for financial planning."

gertieok — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 00:23:31 GMT

"17 it too young for financial planning."

how would YOU respond to a mother saying her 17 year old son is too young for financial planning?

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mandatory meeting

gertieok — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 00:08:09 GMT

oct. 2

be there

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I Do Complete Credit Restoration

gacsolutions — Sun, 11 Jun 2006 19:32:41 GMT

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Foreclosures and Market Crash

Peter — Fri, 11 Aug 2006 15:59:18 GMT

If you purchase an investment property for say $100,000, 90%LTV and one month after you close there is a market crash, Real Estate Values drop 50%. The property is now worth $50,000 and you owe 90,000.

Does the bank have the right to foreclose on that property even if the payment is being made since they no longer have strong collateral to back the mortgage?

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so..........

gertieok — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 00:24:32 GMT

what's the latest at remcor?
how did the loot camp go?

who's closing deals?
what's the office hype about?

who's in favor of magi-casting?

g

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it's all mental: success stories

gertieok — Tue, 30 May 2006 21:24:16 GMT

post your real estate/investment success stories. tell us about how you overcame difficulties (financing, crazy sellers, wacky locations) to acquire a property.

where was your mind? "i can" or "i can't"? :)

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pathetic?

gertieok — Mon, 19 Jun 2006 18:10:45 GMT

ok guys--i know it's sunny outside, and the computer is drab, but seriously, you'd think someone would have SOMETHING to say in the last WEEK!

i was ill (sun poisoning?).

i'll be back soon.

don't cry.

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How Do You - make a buck when nobody is buying

Paul — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 05:49:25 GMT

We my friend you must have been talking to the samy guy I did today. He is married to a lady Realtor here in Reno and he told me today that the market is dead! I of course did not really believe that because everybody is building like crazy and homes are sitting 120 days too! The fact is they are selling houses!

There are over 12 ways to make money when there is a market correction and I know you want to know them all too, so let me start with one that you may have heard of as an old folks tale.

Buyer are everywhere sellers are everywhere, but when the sellers ask too much the law nature is that people will stop pitching offers. Unless the buyers are using there equity in a single family home to purchase/exchange for land. Yup that is dirt. Why would you want to trade a house for dirt? Because you can make more money. In the most simple terms here it is. Trade for land in the path of progress, build a triplex and rent it out.

What you do here is spread your income across three payees and if you do it right perhaps you can live free in the 3rd unit up stairs. Ok so you're not the type to want to live to close to my renter type. Great rent out the units. More to follow...

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tax deductions

gertieok — Thu, 25 May 2006 22:22:03 GMT

want:
i have a friend. he wants to do a condo project with a partner (4 units, split upon completion of construction). the friend wants to keep his 2 units (owner occ. on one, rental on the other).

problems:
1) the friend owes $$ to the IRS (which will be forgiven upon payment of the last 3 years of taxes), so he can't take out any loans in his name
2) he needs a primary residence, for the tax deduction

question:
what's the solution? how can he do the construction project and get the deductions in the end?

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I don't do signs

Paul — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 23:05:26 GMT

Really everybody loves their signs. Why is that you ask? Because it might hook a buyer. Of course the current market place reminds me of an a house I shared with 3 guys while in college. I walked in the door on the first day and one of the roomies tossed a bag of confetti at me which covered the floor in colored paper. So what did I have?

A room full of slobs that couldn’t tell the difference between a clean floor or care less. My point here is simple there are more signs up than any one cares to look for!

So, let me introduce you to my little friend; called “You need a plan” my friend, yes a marketing plan, that does not use any of the other poo you read in “how to market your home” for the extra smart dummies.

Send me an email and I’ll tell you more!

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Newport Update

Paul — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 22:31:20 GMT

As some of you know travel is always a cool thing to do. Here is way to make it possible for you to tavel to your favorite place and not pay for it.

1) Make a list of houses in the target area that is for sale.
2)Get toghter with all your friends and ask them who would also like to travel to the same place 2 to 4 times a year. you should group enough persons to take up to 2 weeks each.

3) So this means that if you have say 6 familys that each take up 2 weeks including the weekends that you have 12 weeks of vacation accounted for at the traget location. That leaves up to 40 weeks left to sell this time to some body else.

4) If it is a beach house say in San Diego CA. That house cost $800,000. Man that is unreachable right, NO. Hear me out. This place rents out during the summer for $3,000 per week (12 weeks or maybe 14). that means that the summer is worth $36,000. The other 40 weeks of the year the house can generate 3500 per month or 9 x 3500 = 31,500.

Are you starting to get the picture. No here is short sample of where this Idea will take you.

Summer income $36,000.00
1 year Mortgage $42,000.00
Unpaid balance $6,000.00

So I said vacation and pay nothing right in the above example we have to come up with 6 grand short. So do you have idea how to solve this gap. Please send me an emali and I will show you how to make up 1,000 per month and get the house and at leave 4 weeks free stay at the house.

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