How is your credit? Do you own a Business? Do you have a 401k? Do you have Saving Bonds? Do you know anyone looking t Sale a property and can you find a Buyer? Do you know how to look for Buyers and Sellers? Have you ever heard of Habitat for Humanity? Can you take over mortgage payments? There are multiple ways to get homes with no money down, it’s possible to buy a home with no money and come out the deal with a check, you just need to know what you are doing. Join me on Quora https://bit.ly/2II47xqThe book is dedicated to everyone that has ever wanted to get into Real Estate, spent time and money learning from TV Infomercials that make huge promises with little to no returns. Now with this information you can choose the path that is tailed to your life situation to gain huge returns on your investment. These Real Estate Income Streams are for The United States and Canada (you can still use some of these options in other countries). Buy-and-hold (rentals): Some would argue that this is about the only true way to invest. You buy a property and then rent it out. Usually, the goal is to maximize cash flow—the difference between your payments and the renter’s payments. However, sometimes there’s a two-step strategy. The first step is to pay off the loan as soon as possible (even if there’s no positive cash flow), and then end up with a free-and-clear property you can rent out for a really large cash flow.Rehabbing-and-holding: Rehab the property with the intent to make it a rental.Rehabbing-and-selling: Rehab the property with the intent of selling it. This is the technique shown on a lot of reality TV shows. The goal often is to make a 20% profit on the resale price. So if you buy a property, rehab it, and sell it for $500,000, many rehabbers will have a goal of approximately $100,000 in profit.Wholesaling: You put a property under contract for a very low price. You sell/assign the contract, usually to a rehabber, for somewhat more. In the $500,000 example above, the wholesaler might have put the property under contract for $300,000 and assigned the contract for a total of $325,000—$300,000 to the original owner and $25,000 to the wholesaler. Wholesaling can give you the most money per time spent. (Rehabbing will give you the largest paycheck, but will take longer.)Commercial real estate: There are lots of variations here, too. I won’t get into them all. But one popular technique is to buy an apartment building. Fix it up some, raise the rents, and find additional revenue streams. Then—because commercial real estate is usually priced as a multiple of the income stream (often using what’s called the CAP Rate)—you’ve substantially increased the value of the building. You hold it for a few years for the cash flow and to establish a history with the higher income. Then you sell it for a substantial profit.If you can stomach hearing no several times a day and maintain a constant follow up file with all wholesale offers made, you will make more money in Real Estate than most “house flippers” you see on TV.Money can be made in Real Estate several different ways. I will never claim a particular technique is not worthy of your time. They all work, some just better than others. The smartest and best investors do not focus their time solely on rentals or rehabs, and they never swing a hammer or do rehab work themselves.If you live in a college town, try to partner with an investor who’s doing that right now, at least for the first couple of properties. But you should also be able to find information on the web. It’s a very specific real estate niche.

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