Foreclosures worth checking out
When we read Dean Grasiozi’s investment strategy for buying real estate from a foreclosure event, we were sceptical. Although his arguments sounded plausible, we are cautious people. We usually follow the old adage, ‘if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is’, so we did some investigating. We checked the listings in and around our area for foreclosures. To our surprise, we discovered a listing of properties designated for foreclosure by accessing public records which is where, according to the law, a property destined for foreclosure must be announced.
We found 4 different properties all listed at less than 30 000 dollars. One looked like it needed a lot of work; another was too far away from the city for our personal tastes, but the other two seemed like nice properties in good shape so we decided they were certainly worth checking out.
While we realized that we would have to keep constant vigil over the foreclosure announcements to find one that would fit our geographical preferences, we were pleasantly surprised to find verification that Dean Grasiozi’s strategy for becoming a real estate overlord could be put into practise. We also realized that most real estate agents would have ready access to the same foreclosure information as we did, so the competition for desirable properties would be dense, but in theory, we believe the Dean is telling it like it is.
It takes diligence and commitment to make it work, but what successful financial venture doesn’t? There is no such thing as a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but there is often a good dollar to be gained from hard work. Thanks, Dean for the head’s up.
