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I run an RE business. I've got good relationships with private investors to whom I sell notes, etc., and I GUARANTEE a 20% return to ALL my investors for every deal that I bring them. My investors have FULL RECOURSE to collect the money that they loan me - that means if the deal doesn't work out, i'm still on the hook for the cash.

My RE business generates anywhere from 20% all to way to 150% yields, and my average yields are right around 80%.

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Bet that was fun while it lasted.

J

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I'm not really sure what this comment means. Maybe you're from the 'its a bad time to invest in RE' school of thought. I dunno, right now I'm buying as many properties as I can in the depressed market. Its nice because all those families that got forclosed on are looking for rentals, and my average time on market right now is 2 weeks for most of my properties.

Right now I'm buying properties that average $300-$400 positive cash flow per month, and capturing $30k-$60k in equity in every one I buy. Its a SWEET time to be an RE investor.

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Dude, you are so right!

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