All The Real Estate Courses at Affordable Prices

We help you find the lowest priced real estate courses. We use discount codes, ebay searches, and cragislist. We will provide deals on the these and other real estate courses:

Jeff Kaller - Mr. Preforeclosure

Review:
Technically, the article is right. There are only a handful of tricks that make the course special. BUT... If you don't know ALL the anciliary information, then you need the entire course to get to the important info. I can say that I made $60k on my first deal using Jeff's methods. It's big money business, especially now that the housing market is slowing down. Lenders want to get rid of houses, and they'll lose money to get rid of them. You just need to know who to call and how to use their lingo to get the results you want. And Mr. Preforeclosure is the best thing that I've found to take you from "zero" to "proficient" in one course.

Peter Conti and David FInkel - Negotiate and Grow Rich

Learn
Why negotiation is such an important skill
Personal skills assessment
Section Two: The Instant Offer System
The five steps to get motivated sellers to say "yes" to your creative offer
The five keys to closing the deal
Three sure-fire tricks to get the best price
Seven negotiating pitfalls - and how you can avoid them
Section Three: 27 Fundamental Negotiating Skills
How to build rapport to gain trust and get the deal
Reluctant buyer language patterns and how to use them
The secrets of getting or making concessions
Section Four: 32 Advanced Negotiating Skills
How to use hypnotic language to get what you want
Six reasons why selective hearing pays off
How to use personality styles to mold your negotiations
Section Five: Advanced IOS Secrets for Terms Deals
Exactly what to offer on the big four Purchase Option deals
Seven places to get cash to buy properties
How to negotiate cash deals for 50 to 75 cents on the dollar
Section Six: Successfully Negotiating Through Realtors
The five pitfalls of using realtors and how to avoid them
Six things to never tell an agent if you want to close the deal
Top twelve things you should never agree to when buying
Section Seven: Negotiating at the Closing Table
How to protect yourself from last minute concessions
Six ways to control the closing
Section Eight: Negotiating with Lenders, Mortgage Brokers & Other Investors
How to get the best rate and terms possible from your lender
How to beat the bankers at their own game and out negotiate the professionals
10 Things you must know when negotiating with another investor
Section Nine: Discounting Debt
How to get lenders to say yes to your short sale offers
How to get lien holders to accept pennies on the dollar
Section Ten: Negotiating With Tenants
Five keys to successfully get your tenant to do what you want
The single most important law when negotiating with tenants
How to get property management companies to manage your portfolio for HALF their normal fee for up to two years (this one idea is so simple yet effective it will pay for the course)
Section Eleven: Negotiating With Contractors
Eight danger signs to watch out for when negotiating a contractor contract!
How to get the best VALUE for your money!
How to get contractors to give you fair and honest deals!
Section Twelve: Closing Thoughts
How to use tag team negotiation to fine tune your technique
Tips for negotiating over the phone
How to effectively go through your contracts

Shaun McCloskey - Short Sale Intensive Manuals

Includes:
- All audio and video from the 9 week short sale intensive course.
- Short sale intensive forms videos.
- Live loss mitigator calls.
- Live seller calls.
- Other bonus teleseminars and webinars.
- All forms in pdf and word doc.

The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings

Review:
1.) Steve Berges shares his proprietary financial models that enable the reader to more fully determine an asset's value, based on its cash flows and price relationship to similar assets.

2.) The accessible language and winning spirit of the author, as he conveys how to perform each step of assessing a property's value and how to negotiate a realistic value-based offer to purchase, while simultaneously becoming a more profound human being. This is an outrageously encouraging read.

3.) The author's ability (and willingness) to consider demographic trends that are having, and will continue to have, a major effect on the rental market. One example is his perceptive analysis of the burgeoning illegal immigrant issue in the US, half of whom are renters. The population of the US will reach to 315 million by 2010, and most of that growth will come from such immigrants, who will require rental properties. The author points out that such factors prove that real estate is not a zero sum game, but is infinite in its elasticity.

Berges offers true wisdom that is directly transferable to other areas of life well beyond investing in real estate. This, for example, which he explains in colorful and meaningful ways: