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Module 1 - Real Estate in the United States - Intermodal6 topics
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Module 2 - What kind of investor are you?3 topics
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Module 3 - Investment Market Selection3 topics
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Module 4 - Investigating Potential Investment Market2 topics
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Module 5 - Where Transactions Come From6 topics
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Module 6 - Building the local team4 topics
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Module 7 - Working with Zillow Website - Zillow.com2 topics
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Module 8 - Investigation of the property and surrounding area7 topics
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Module 9 - Finding Deals Below Market Price4 topics
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Module 10 - The Purchasing Process2 topics
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Module 11 - Negotiation2 topics
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Module 12 - Work with contractors4 topics
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Module 13 - The renovation process4 topics
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Module 14 - Focus on Flip5 topics
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Module 15 - Risk Management in Real Estate Investment3 topics
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Module 16 - Insurance and Contracts2 topics
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Module 17 - Investment Management by a Management Company2 topics
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Module 18 - Sales Process Management4 topics
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Module 19 - Importance of financing with the help of investment leverage4 topics
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Module 20 - Bonus - Self Asset Management2 topics
1 h. Graphic overview of a number of interesting cities
Orr Kichin אפריל 23
The United States has a lot of real estate markets.
Some areas are at their peak and others are not yet recovered.
Miami For example - real estate prices fell by 50% during the crisis and from 2012 climbed back and actually corrected the fall in prices.
Cleveland - Real estate prices have fallen moderately by about 20% and since 2012 there has been an increase in prices.
Detroit - A collapse in real estate prices by more than 50% followed by a very massive correction
Seattle - In Seattle real estate prices have hardly dropped and as of today the index prices are at their peak.
With the help of the price graph you can see the current general direction of real estate prices.
Will the current direction continue? No one knows but at least one can learn from past experience.
