anybody know how to flip homes for quick cash?
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check out www.creonline.com great info look in the how-to section, many articles
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Check out the Arizona Daily Star or Tucson Citizen (both have the same ads).  The Dandy Dime, The Tucson Shopper and The Tucson Weekly also have classifieds.\n\nWord of warning--don't go through 'Real Estate Direct'--they are a rip-off--they want money up front, give you a list that they've given to everyone else who has paid them--and the houses are usually already rented when you get there.
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Do a lot of research in the area before you leap into this.  Make sure you know what type of repair work needs to be done ahead of bidding for it.\n\nIf you can do a lot of it on your own, then it's okay to live there.  If you can't do the work, get quotes and talk to people UP FRONT, not after the sale.\n\nBe careful of capital gains taxes on flipping homes, if you don't know what I'm talking about then you need to do a lot more learning before you do this.\n\nBasically it comes down to the market - timing, price, location.  Better do your homework, and I don't mean on line.  Buy some books and do some projects on your own before you think you can do this.
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Here's something until you get going:\n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=14023\n\nGood Luck!
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See if someone will do a quick claim deed on your house. Also try mintjobs.com not the FSC you'll never make any money at it. Someone is trying to get you to sign up under them so they can advance. Mintjobs.com has over 10,000 co's to take surveys on.
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I am in the same position as you. Your options are very limited financially. If you own a home with alot of equity and are willing to take the risk that is pretty much your only hope. Foreclosures are priced right for investment but you many of them are in such bad shape that you cannot obtain bank financing and they may not have C/O's etc (basically you need cash). As far as profit you can  make alot of money but you need the cash to back you up for mortgage paymenys, closing costs and renovations also don't forget about the agents commission (out of sales price).
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You may want to google property management companies. This maybe the most expensive route. http://www.rentlist.com. You may also want to find a local property manager and see what they charge. \n\nOn a second note, you can cashout up to 100% of your equity in your town home should the need arise. As well as lower your payment to cashflow on the property if your not doing so already. \nFeel free to email me for more information. \n\nKindest Regards,\n\nAnthony
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no they dont do that over here.you could try repossed homes
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http://www.cashin10minutes.com\ni have used to it\nthey serve the best
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Try HUD homes and foreclosures...sometimes they need a little bit of work but you can really get a good deal.
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You can swap houses but  unless both houses have assumable mortgages, you will have to get a new mortgage and pay closing costs for a new mortgage. You will not be able to keep you current mortgage. \n\nI would say the odds of all of this working out are very slim and the hassle may be more than selling your house and buying another.
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But General Mills does consider it a cheat to ask for this information onine.\n\nI will, however, share some great tips on how to make money so you can build LOTS of rooms:\n\n#1. Play games. It's a great way to make MB fast.\n\n#2. Always check out the coach danner link on the millsberry main page (make sure you are logged in when you do it). It will link you to another millsberry recommended site like kidkinetic.com and will give you MB just for visiting the site. The current link is not working but if you wait until Thursday it usually changes. Often it's 1000 MB just for visiting the linked site.\n\n#3. If you don't have one already make sure you open a bank account. Put as much money as possible into your account. You will earn interest on your money every day. As you collect the interest your bank account balance will grow and as you deposit more money you get more interest.\n\n#4. Yard Sale, Yard Sale, Yard Sale. If you shop at yard sales yourself buy all the bargains that you see (for example if you find someone selling leaf layered skirt for 10 MB buy it!). Then re-sell your bargains for slightly higher prices (like selling your 10 MB skirt for 15). You should be able to sell things fairly quickly if you keep your prices low and even if you're not making huge profits on each item doing a lot of volume sales can get you lots of money quickly.
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Easy short answers:\n\n1. find people who are having difficulty paying their mortgage or have been served a notice of default. Your local paper, people trying to rent their house and it's not renting, online servcies and such are your source. Just put yourself in their mindset and you will know where to look. \n\n2. You will need to determine the value of the house and how much equity (if any) is in the house. If equity, then you draw up a contract giving you the option to purchase the house. It's called an "assignable purchase option contract". Let's say you negotiated to give the owners 2k to move out and they have 30k in equity in the house. You now sell your contract to an investor for 5k. You just made 5k. Investors can be found by calling the "we buy houses" numbers you see advertised everywhere. \n\nThis whole transaction should have cost you $1 out of your pocket and no credit. Do a search on "assignable purchase option contracts" for more info on how that works and you can download a purchase option contract form for free (you just have to make it assignable) from http://www.firsttuesday.us/Downloads/form161.pdf . To make this contract assignable, you should add an assignable clause and put the following words after your name "and/or assigns".\n\nOne word of caution, check your state laws to see what legal forms you might need to purchase property from people who are in foreclosure and have equity. For example, we have a form in California we have to give or we can be sued. \n\nAlso, in number 2, if the property has no equity, you still can work out a deal, but that will require cash money (called a "short sale"). You can sell your leads of no equity to investors as well. They usually pay anywhere from $250 to $1000 per lead. \n\nGood luck. Investing is a great job because you get paid to help other people.
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Yeah go to www.craigslist.org and select your city then type in what your looking for and then you can buy cash from local sellers and they have good deals
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quickest way would b gambling but thats also the quickest way to lose money!!\n\nbetter do whatever part time jobs u can.. earn slowly and steadily... dont waste time thinking abt quick money... shortcuts wont take us anywhere.
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Yes you can. In this instance I would suggest finding someone in your area who buys properties for rental purposes. See if they will talk to you about how they purchase propery. There are a few who constantly buy property with little out of pocket capital. There are also books by Robert Kyosocki, and Cources by Carleton Sheets that do work that can teach you how to do this. \n\nYou can even find small trailer park communities in your area. and purchase them for $1,000 to $6,000 clean them up and resell them at double the price and offer financing with 10% interestes for couples trying to find the first home. you can quickly flip several of these and creat a significent down payment for a home of your choice and just use a bit of "Sweat equity".
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Try FSBO's, or expired listings