Post Foreclosure Houses

Episode 272:

Neither Andy Heller nor his real estate partner Scott Frank, ever intended to become full-time real estate investors. However, in their approximately 40 years of combined real estate investing, they have developed a long term real estate investing strategy that has allowed them to make loads of money while minimizing their time, effort and headaches.

On a part-time basis, while involved in successful non-real estate careers and putting their families first, Scott and Andy have bought, rented and sold approximately 100 homes. Additionally, in many years, they have made more money in their 2-5 hour a week “side real estate investing job” than in their 40+ hour per weekday job.

Over the years, Andy and Scott learned a lot. They eventually developed the “Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High” program, which is a grounded and realistic wealth generating method. You can use it to buy one home or dozens. Andy and Scott are living proof that it can be done, and it does not take a lot of money or a lot of time….just the desire to make it happen.

In 2005, FORTUNE MAGAZINE recognized the “Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High” program among the top five real estate wealth building strategies. After the Fortune recognition, requests came in for Andy and Scott to speak and teach others what they have learned during their real estate investing career. Shortly thereafter Andy and Scott formed their educational company called “Regular Riches”. Andy and Scott selected the name “Regular Riches” to show that “regular guys” and “regular gals” just like them can achieve real estate riches.

Andy was born in Canada, raised in Florida, has lived for many years in Georgia and California, and has studied real estate markets throughout North America. He has helped countless people in their efforts to realize their dreams, and he is ready to share his knowledge to simply and easily put you on the road to financial freedom.

What you’ll learn about in this episode:

Why Andy calls himself an “accidental investor”, and how he has structured his business model
Why they key to Andy’s REO (real estate owned) model lies in timing and in tracking pre-foreclosures as early as possible
Why Andy sticks exclusively to post-foreclosure, and why he prefers to deal with the banks directly
What Andy does with the REO properties once he has successfully purchased them, and why he likes lease options
Which circumstances cause Andy to wholesale a property rather than deciding to lease it
Why buying foreclosure properties from banks can help you develop a working relationship with them
Why buying from banks should be considered an integral part of any wholesaling business
How to get an exceptional deal on Andy’s three-part course, normally selling for almost $2000
Why there is certain to be another recession in the future, and why preparation will help you survive it
Why you need to have a business model ready now, so that when the market inevitably softens you’re in a good position

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