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Secrets For Home and Small Businesses

Real Estate For Home Based Business

(PRWEB) December 27, 2003 --New Tip Sheet Reveals Strategy For Home-Based Business Owners To Purchase Real Estate In A Credit Required Economy

Westwego, La. - While home base/small business owners struggle to survive in today's business environment, many are doing better than ever-largely because they have mastered the proven but little-known strategy of "Bond For Deed Purchase".

That's the opinion of Lisa Carey, an independent broker/home-based business owner and author of the just published tip sheet "Bond For Deed Purchase: A proven method to purchase residential or commercial real estate regardless of your credit worthiness."

"Home-based business/small business owners fear the rejection of the traditional lending institutions because the business owner do not have W2's,current tax returns and other bank required documents. For this reason, many will not or do not attempt to purchase real estate", says Carey.
"To survive in such an environment the home-based/small business owner needs to develop and alternative strategy to capture the American Dream of owning real estate. The home-based /small business owner also
needs to master real estate techniques that will allow an opportunity to
capitalize on the availability of this type real estate. Remembering that this type of real estate opportunity is limited.

Below are some of the real estate tips Carey outlines in her hear
TIP SHEET:

 
  • Find Bond For Deeds Real Estate
  • An alternative way to purchase real estate is to simply call For Sale By Owner (Real Estate owners) - people that are selling their property themselves. They may not be aware of an alternative way to
    sell their property according to Carey a properly scripted telephone call could generate approximately one order for every ten calls.

  • Quote reasonable price and down-payment in a competitive situation.
  • While sellers need to sell their property as much as you want to purchase a property in competitive market, the purchaser will win by offering close to the asking price and negotiate the terms and down-payment for the seller to finance. Carey says that during a recession market your offer can be 10 - 15% percent lower that it could be if economy were healthy.

        
  • Give A Little Extra
In a market, where there are limited properties that could be creatively purchased, Carey advises buyers to do everything possible an to get the owner to sell the property with reasonable terms. "When you
have received the property you have began building equity and the home-base/small business owners can resell the property for market value, refinance while recapturing their initial investment, use the property to expand the size or space of the business or simply create additional income to increase net-worth of the business, "says Carey". Now is an ideal time to take the step to real estate ownership with no more fears.

For a free copy of Carey's Tip Sheet, "Bond For Deed: No Credit Required" send $5.95 shipping and handling to Lisa Carey, Dept 105,
166 Laroussini Street, Westwego, Louisiana - 70094 or log on lisacareyrealty.com
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CONTACT
LISA CAREY
166 LAROUSSINI STREET
WESTWEGO,LA 70094
504-340-3429

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