By Erin Spence based on the BOG list developed by Ken Bond One major difference between investing in land and investing on houses is the need for in-person visits. With houses, you need to have what we call “Boots on the Ground” (BOG for short). […]
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In a nutshell, House Academy is a flipper/investor’s dream.
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House Wholesaling for Dummies
We’ve found that there is so much conflicting information out there about what wholesaling is, how it works, and everything in between that we wanted to take a few minutes and make it SUPER easy. After all, that’s what we’re for. Buckle in, here’s your […]
Why We No Longer Renovate Houses and Make More Money Doing Deals
By Jill DeWit, Co-founder of House Academy First let me start by saying, we have renovated houses. We bought several homes and renovated them to sell. One house we changed the design half way through the renovation since we decided to keep it and […]
Five Good Rental Houses will Feed Your Family for Generations.
By S. Jack Butala We all want financial security. Buying a house and renting it out has not changed since the beginning of time. The basic concept has been the same; shell out some money up front to control the property, then get it back […]
How to Make 10,000 Offers a Week in Less Than an Hour
By S. Jack Butala If you are a seasoned real estate investment pro or a full-time acquisitions specialist for a Real Estate Investment Trust, you already know how to make thousands of offers at a time and why it works like a charm to buy […]
Bye Bye Real Estate Owner “Lists”; Get Real Data
By Jill DeWit I read a post in social media written by a real estate investor about his frustration over finding “lists” and getting from lists to mailer to sending offer. Every time this pops up I’m reminded how many investors have yet to feel […]
Driving for Dollars is Stupid Inefficient.
By S. Jack Butala Slowly but surely, real estate investors are finding out how stupid inefficient “driving for dollars” really is and how efficient sending blind offers to owners has always been when buying undervalue property is the goal. In a two-hour timeframe you can […]
What Your First Real Estate Deal Should Look Like
By S. Jack Butala Every week I talk with our members about the first, or one of the first, deal(s) they are working on. The overtone of the conversations are like this: “Should I be doing this deal? Should I wait for better one? How […]