…I didn’t think so!!!

Frankly, no real estate investor in their right mind likes paying too much in taxes no matter how much money they are raking in during this hot real estate market (yes, I said HOT real estate market!!!). Indeed, everyone has to pay taxes but if your well informed and know the right people, you can minimize this necessary evil of an expense.

If you are relatively new to real estate investing there a lot of tax issues you will face when buying, selling and holding on to property. Are you familiar with mortgage interest deduction? Tax abatements? Points tax deductions? Private Mortgage Insurance? 1031 Exchanges? Recent Housing Rescue Credits? Schedule E? Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc???????

If all these tax related terms are enough to make your head spin, this webinar was put together specifically for you!!! As an successful investor, you should be educated on the basics of tax when it comes to real estate investing.

To listen and learn about how to “Invest in Real Estate WITHOUT Losing Your Shirt (to taxes)”, fill out the information below.

Imagine this scenario. You are have been working on helping a home owner out of foreclosure via a short sale. It has been 6 loooooooonnnnnnggggg months and the bank is still dragging their big corporate feet and you can’t get your home seller out of trouble fast enough.

The home owner is in distress and is really feeling like the short sale may not go through, preventing you to buy the house and prevent them from escaping the foreclosure. THEY GET SCARED AND WORRIED… “What should I do???”, the home owner is thinking to themselves. “I can’t believe this is happening”.

Truth is, this is the very nature of short sales, but the pre-foreclosure process is a very emotional and trying time for the home owner. They get desperate. “I know!!”, says the home owner, “I’ll file for bankruptcy so the bank can’t take my house!“. This thinking is correct in some respects. Correct that it will delay the process of foreclosure. Incorrect that it will stop the foreclosure indefinitely.

As an investor, you should be educated on the basics of bankruptcy when it comes to real estate investing. If the home owner that you are dealing with ever travels down this path, you should make sure you are working with a bankruptcy attorney who knows what they are doing.

To listen learn about bankruptcy law regarding real estate and the “3 Secrets to Investing in Bankruptcy Real Estate”, fill out the information below.