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Real Estate Harsh Reality April 7, 2011

Posted by Jeff Nabers in : real estate, Self Directed IRA Solo 401k , 2comments

You may be wondering why I haven’t blogged about real estate investing in a while. There’s a very good explanation video at Nabers.TV for you to check out.

Investment Opportunities July 24, 2009

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When listening to feedback from Nabers Group clients, one message is loud and clear, “We want to see investment opportunities from you.”

I sent out a survey to all of my clients recently, and I’d love your input too. With my activities in many circles, I have access to mounds of solid investment opportunities. If you complete this survey it can help me understand what types of opportunities you are most interested in.

Click here to take the survey.

Recessionproof, bubbleproof real estate investing with a Self-Directed IRA LLC or Solo 401k February 24, 2009

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So the housing market tanked. It caused many people to run away from real estate investing, but the real estate opportunities are growing. I’m not talking about the ability to buy properties for cheaply and sell them for more.

This video examines how investing for income differs from investing for gains. The two objectives carry different risks and different (more…)

How to profit from real estate investments in a soft and declining real estate market January 21, 2009

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Three years ago real estate investing was hot. Today, many people act as if the opportunity has passed. I contend that the opposite is true. In the past, as a mortgage banker focused on originating mortgages for investment properties, I started listening to and learning from my real estate investor clients and noticed two categories of real estate investors: real investors and blind investors.

Real Investors have the following in common: