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Investing Wisely: 5 Tips to Selecting the Right Investing Strategy

Posted by Steven Glupker // January 16, 2017

Entering the world of real estate investing can be overwhelming and daunting, and without a solid plan you may find yourself pulled in many different directions. A firm investing strategy gives you a clear vision of where you want your business to go, and what types of things you need to do in order to […]


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Improve Your Denver Rental Property Cash Flow With These 5 Tips

Posted by Steven Glupker // January 9, 2017

When you are considering purchasing a Denver rental property, cash flow is the most important factor. A Denver rental property with a strong monthly cash flow will have a positive impact on your overall investment portfolio. Put simply, cash flow is money left over after all of the expenses have been paid. Assign a monthly […]


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Improve Your Denver Property Evaluation Skills for Better Investments

Posted by Steven Glupker // January 2, 2017

One of the most significant differences between a great investor and an average investor is their ability to quickly evaluate a Denver property. Great investors can walk into a new listing and know within minutes what they want to offer, what they anticipate spending and what the expected value after repair will be. When you […]


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How to Invest in Denver Real Estate While Keeping Your Day Job

Posted by Steven Glupker // December 26, 2016

In the past two decades, Denver real estate investing has undergone many changes and one of the biggest is the number of part-time investors active in the business. For years, investors were in the business full-time, but there has been a shift in how business is done and part-time investors are more prevalent than ever. […]


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Get Your Denver Property Rented in 8 Steps

Posted by Steven Glupker // December 19, 2016

Renting is big business in real estate with many investors getting their start in the business by renting out their primary residence after the mortgage collapse. There are also a number of investors who turn to renting after putting a rehab property on the market, and it makes sense because a solid rental property can […]


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Effective Ways to Maintain a Good Credit Score

Posted by Steven Glupker // December 12, 2016

You may only use your credit score a few times each year, but it is something that you cannot take for granted. A poor credit score will increase your interest rates, fees and can cause your application for a loan to be denied, while a strong score gives you the best chance at approval and […]


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5 Ways to Improve Your Denver Wholesaling Success

Posted by Steven Glupker // December 5, 2016

Denver wholesaling is one of the most common entry points into the world of real estate investing. The process is fairly straightforward, has little risk and requires limited capital. A typical wholesale transaction is connecting a seller with an end buyer. When the contract is assigned, the wholesaler steps out of the way and collects […]


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5 Things to Consider for Accepting the Right Denver Home Offer

Posted by Steven Glupker // November 28, 2016

Home flipping is a multi-stage process and while most flippers feel that their work is done once all of the rehab work is complete on the property, in some respects, the real work is just beginning. Even if you do everything right where the work is concerned, you don’t have a successful and profitable deal […]


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Try This 5 Step Process for Your Next Denver Property

Posted by Steven Glupker // November 21, 2016

Buying a great Denver investment property takes a lot of time and effort. You need to employ a combination of due diligence and hard work in several different areas in order to make your next deal a success because just one mistake with an investment property can end up costing you thousands of dollars. Whether […]


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5 Important Questions to Ask Your Lender

Posted by Steven Glupker // November 14, 2016

While there are many ways to purchase a home, your financing options are based largely upon your long-term investing goals and available capital. The financing that you choose for a rental property would differ from what you might use for a rehab property. Between the record low interest rates and reasonable closing costs, lender financing […]


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