Learn how to identify the bottom of your local real estate market and understand when to buy by using the tools and tips in Forecasting for Real Estate Wealth: Strategies for Outperforming Any Housing Market. Take advantage of the great deals created by falling real estate prices and discover the four questions every real estate investor must ask before buying, selling, or holding any property. With this guide, you can forecast the value of any property in 1 or 5 years, predict which investment property will give you maximum return, and secure low-cost financing.
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Is it time to start buying real estate at fire-sale prices?
A slow-down in the real estate market is bad news for everyone, right? Wrong! For you, it could be your ticket to fabulous wealth—if you learn how to identify the bottom of your local market, and buy at the right time.
In Forecasting for Real Estate Wealth, real estate market trending expert Ed Ross gives you the tools and the knowledge you need to take advantage of the great deals created by falling real estate prices. You'll learn the four questions every real estate investor needs to ask before buying, selling, or holding any property and find out how to:
Calculate the value of your house—or any property in a given neighborhood—in one year or five years
Accurately predict which property you should invest in for maximum return
Secure low-cost financing when lenders are reluctant to lend
Maximize your property's appreciation
Calculate your true rate of return
Develop investment strategies that build wealth in both difficult and robust markets
Rack up a million dollars in profit in just three years
Buying low in real estate and making a fortune is not a matter of guesswork. Read Forecasting for Real Estate Wealth and start making your first million today!
About the Author
Ed Ross is a leading real estate expert and an investor. He currently serves on five real estate company boards, and shares with thousands each month the strategies and techniques that helped him achieve financial freedom at an early age. He has managed and owned over 200 properties and has custom-built, renovated, and personally rented over 100 houses, apartment buildings, and commercial buildings. He still owns and manages a substantial portfolio consisting of single-family residences, residential rentals, and commercial buildings.
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Ed Ross, best-selling author and personal real estate coach has formed the Real Estate Wealth Group. Obtaining financial freedom is more attainable now than ever before. Join others on a journey of wealth creation designed around conquering a market cycle with ease. Proven strategies, workshops, educational material are made available to a select few.
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Great for Advanced or Novice in Real Estate - Has it All.,
By Michael J "real estate entrepreneur" (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Forecasting for Real Estate Wealth: Strategies for Outperforming Any Housing Market (Paperback)
This book is very comprehensive, yet easy to read. This book has it all, buying, selling, financing, forecast trending, foreclosures and a detailed method making money in the current market cycle.The book covers market trends, historicals and gives you 7 years worth of future projections in just about every area imagineable.
I own two properties (my home and an tri-plex), one of which I have been trying to sell, without any success. My biggest challenge presently is to sell my home and figure out if I should buy a new one or rent. After reading this material I have a lot more confidence that renting would be a bad idea. Meanwhile the author gave me a bunch of creative ways to expedite the sale my property. One of my concerns was that once I sell it, lenders will likely make it difficult for me to get financing for my next home. Again Ross detailed how to use other sources for financing, specifically in Chapter 6. This is a great book for answering the what type, where, and how much you spend on any property, even when the market is in a difficult period. The book has so much information that it is next to impossible to just read it once, or explain it in this review. It is a good book for the experienced investor who wants to make a lot of money in this real estate market, but also from my first read it was written simple enough to benefit any first time home buyer. It has a lot of complex calculators and algorithms for measuring the quality of a property, but then the author gives you free access to web sites so that you do not have to do anything manually. I would recommend this to just about all levels, novice or advanced, real estate buyers or sellers.
3 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Ross Is Boss,
By Bucky Fox "Bucky Fox" (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Forecasting for Real Estate Wealth: Strategies for Outperforming Any Housing Market (Paperback)
Ed is best read.
Simply put, Ed Ross is real about real estate. Look at his record: has owned over 200 properties and has custom-built, renovated and personally rented more than 100 dwellings and office buildings. And that's just data on the jacket. The information on the 230 pages builds his case -- that you can make serious money. Even in this flopping housing market. As Ed writes, it's all about doing your homework. With his textbook. Ross spells it out clearly: 65% of our country will stall on the housing front until 2013. That's in keeping with his cyclical call of 2006 -- that we're in for seven years of drought. Still, that leaves 35% in for rain. So natch he points to the Pacific Northwest for a floating housing market. In his Top 10 U.S. Cities section, Bellingham, Wash., comes out No. 1 and Bend, Ore., No. 2. Why Bellingham? Says Ross: It's between two heavyweights in Seattle and Vancouver, directly in line of residential migration growth. Add the sharing of those two cultural meccas, thriving biz and Northwest lifestyle, and the sum question follows: What's not to like? I edited Ed Ross' previous book, "The Spill Zone." The man knows real estate. Most of us don't. So ya gonna call? The Boss: Ross.
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United States, Five-Year Proforma, Metropolitan Division, Five-Year Metro Forecast Appreciation, Next Five Years, The Ultimate Wealth System, Declining Forecast Cycle, Southern California, Annual Income Gross, Four Methods, Recommended Cities, Six Ways, Maximize Wealth Accumulation, Financial Calculations Paramount, Difficult Market, Expert Metropolitan Board, Key Financial Wealth Evaluators, Federal Housing Administration, Financing Loan, Investment Indicators Gross, Vero Beach, Veterans Administration, New York-White Plains-Wayne Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
net worth statement, deceleration season, percent creative financing, mean property price, housing plus recurring debt, acceleration season, housing expense plus recurring debt, assumption that all property, real estate season, extra interest expense, market deceleration, real estate slowdown, cash flow over five years, deceleration cycle, average mean price, forecast appreciation, other money sources, net income basis, less annual debt service, positive cash flow property, using creative financing, cash flow investing, scheduled income, instant equity, purchase price range Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Five-Year Proforma, Metropolitan Division, Five-Year Metro Forecast Appreciation, Next Five Years, The Ultimate Wealth System, Declining Forecast Cycle, Southern California, Annual Income Gross, Four Methods, Recommended Cities, Six Ways, Maximize Wealth Accumulation, Financial Calculations Paramount, Difficult Market, Expert Metropolitan Board, Key Financial Wealth Evaluators, Federal Housing Administration, Financing Loan, Investment Indicators Gross, Vero Beach, Veterans Administration, New York-White Plains-Wayne Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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