I want to begin rehabing hud homes or homes in general and then sell how do I do that?
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Your first step is to figure out how much cash you have or could get your hands on, and look at all 3 credit bureaus and find out your scores. \n\nThis will tell you if you have any sources that can help you move faster. \n\nIf you own a home with equity or have some collateral then look at possibly using that but the point is you should invest in your education by finding a mentor or working for someone that teach you while you make some cash.\n\nThe better educated you are, the more you will save by not making rehab mistakes.
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Buy, fix and sell real estate.  Trying to do that myself.\n\nGeneral Contractor
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Get a realtor.  They have numerous tools and contacts that you dont, and they can suggest the right price for a "motivated seller" like yourself.\n\nLook for a realtor that is very well known in the community.  This should get you started: http://www.mibor.com/
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Call the city housing authority.  You will have to fill out their forms, provide them a signed lease, and pass an inspection.  You can advertise your property for a section 8 tenent for free on "gosection8.com"
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Start by selling things from around your house. Books, movies, video games, clothing, whatever you have that is in good condition but you are no longer using. \n\nVisit the site below for beginner tips, good luck!
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Talk to any local realtor.....If they won't do it msot can refer you to someone who will.
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Go to the county office, the county secretary or clerk should be able to help you. They usually have a lot of properties left over after the tax auctions. I'm about to start purchasing some of these homes myself from different counties. I hope this helps you
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Check with your state Real Estate Commission.  They will tell you exactly what you need to do and how to go about it.\nCheck out this site State of PA:\nhttp://www.dos.state.pa.us/bpoa/cwp/view.asp?a=1104&Q=433107\n\nGood Luck
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You might want to start with a real estate broker?  The company I used to work for "flipped" houses...to find properties that had been foreclosed on, we used a broker, and the bank.  The bank is often helpful in finding properties people are willing to take over.  The process is basically you find houses that have been foreclosed on or homes that need major work, hire a crew, and do the work -- the key to flipping the house is knowing the demands of the local market.  For instance, one and two bedroom homes in a "family oriented" development may not sell as quickly as 3 and 4 bedroom homes...etc.  You need to know what the market is demanding and provide it...Realistically, you should be able to "flip" about 2-3 houses per month, if you are doing so as a secondary job.\nI found that hooking up with the right realtor/broker was key to finding the right homes with the most potential.
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Create a charitable remainder trust and then put the house into the trust.  Then sell the house.  Any gain will be capital gains tax free.\n\nYou will need to see an estate planning attorney to get this done unless you find a book or seminar that explains how to do it on your own, not to mention the pros and cons to find out if this would be advantageous for you overall.
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Well, if you don't want to go the auction route you have a couple different options.\n\n1) Preforeclosures.  Get an online listings source and find pre-foreclosures (I use foreclosure.com).  Now you can identify the property you like (get funding!) and make a proper offer.   You will also help the home owner slide without a foreclosure on their record.  \n\n2) Foreclosed.  Meaning ones that don't get sold at auction become REOs.  Or bank-owned properties.  Then you can go straight to the lender and wheel and deal.  You should probably have a buyers agent though, to look out for your interests.  They may even get you a deal if you finance through them.\n\nOk. good luck.
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Check you classifieds section, talk to related business to set something up that can be cross marketed and share some space, get in touch with a Realtor.
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buy a fixzer upper..in a good enighborhood....that is at least 20% undervalued....and doesnt cost much to repair...cosmetic things like paint...or floors..or carpeting..etc.  learn to do a lot yourself.  after 2 years of fixing (and you get to sell tax free up to 250K of profit if unmarried) and so on if the market hasnt taken a huge dump....you should make a few dollars...sell it and take the $..buy another fixer...etc..etc..
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If you contact a realtor in your area, they can search for houses in your specified areas looking for HUD homes. If you would like to be connected to an agent in the area, please send me an email and I will see what I can find for you! Have a great evening!
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real estate start small start flipping houses and get as many properties as u can   and hang on to the nicer ones... u will never regret this move down road.......
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Talk to your real estate agent or laywer.
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Auctions.  Look at your local paper for legal notices - foreclosure sales.  Do your research before going and bidding on properties.    If you don't know what you are doing, you could risk making a horrible investment and losing money so talk to people at auctions and get tips before bidding yourself.