Real Estate Investment
Food Chain
The subject matter for this presentation will center on some of the different ways of investing in real estate.
There will be a focus on a comparative analysis of the competition level, the level of risk, the amount of return and a discussion of required skills and/or prerequisites with regard to each of the below listed investor categories.
Purchasing off MLS from a Real Estate Broker
Learn how to protect yourself with the proper use of addendums. What to fight for and what to let slide during your negotiations with the seller.
Purchasing Property from Owners or Other Investors
Learn why it’s perfectly acceptable to purchase properties from other investors and how to be smart about it.
Pre-Foreclosure Investors
How educated must an investor be to work pre-foreclosures? Learn why this is the easiest technique to work without investing any of your own money and how to get “partners” knocking at your door.
Mortgage and Note Purchasers
Am I safer or at more risk by owning the mortgage instead of the real property? Learn why property ownership is optional and not required. Discover why this technique is Rich’s personal favorite.
Foreclosure Auction Investors
Am I suited to purchase property at the auction? If not, how can I become better suited? Learn the safest and most productive investor technique that you can start using tomorrow.
Private Lenders/ Hard Money Guys
Why private lenders can be simultaneously the most loved and hated professionals in our industry. What skills you need to become a hard money lender. Learn why this profession is not necessarily the cat-bird-seat of investing.
 E-mail: Rich@RichardBMeyer.com
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Richard Meyer is a proactive, create your own momentum, real estate theorist as well as the ultimate real estate student and a genuine outta-the-box thinker. (Whew, what a mouthful, I mean keyboard full) Rich seeks to convey a sense of humility, individuality and the importance of thinking outside the borders of conventional real estate wisdom when assessing default investment opportunities. He has personally participated in literally thousands of real estate transactions ranging from foreclosures (courthouse steps purchases) and home retention transactions to mortgage note purchases and (almost) everything in between.