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Exclusive Webinar: 2014 Real Estate Investing Outlook
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Discover the hottest opportunities for residential real estate investing. Join us for this 45-minute webinar to hear Oliver Chang, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Sylvan Road Capital and the former head of US Housing Strategy at Morgan Stanley, discuss his residential real estate investment outlook for 2014. Oliver will also share his ideas on different ways individual investors can access this asset class.
For more information about how to log in and participate, simply register now. You’ll receive an email confirmation with all the details.
Your Host: Eric Mayor A Business Development Specialist with PENSCO Trust Company for over 5 years, Eric is responsible for educating individuals and professionals in the many uses of self-directed retirement accounts and alternative asset investing. He earned his Certified IRA Services Professional designation in 2011. Prior to joining PENSCO, Eric’s background included banking, finance, real estate and mortgage lending. |
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PENSCO Trust Company performs the duties of an independent retirement custodian, and, as such, does not provide investment advice, sell investments or offer any tax or legal advice. Potential clients are advised to perform their own due diligence in choosing an attorney, tax advisor or any investment opportunity. Alternative investments are not FDIC insured and are subject to risk, including the loss of principal. This information is for general purposes only and is not intended as an individual recommendation or to be a substitute for specific individualized tax, legal or investment planning advice. 14-PT-015 |
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Realty411 Media and Marketing announce San Diego’s Success Real Estate Expo.
Realty411 Magazine, in conjunction with REI Wealth Monthly and the Lady Landlords of America, will host a real estate expo in San Diego on Saturday, January 18, 2013 and Sunday, January 19th at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel. The event will be held from 9 AM to 6 PM PST on Saturday and 10 AM to 4 PM on Sunday.
The expo is the perfect event for those who work in the real estate industry, or for those who are looking to learn a few tricks of the trade. Attendees will learn from top real estate experts, while networking with other expo attendees. Attendees are welcome to visit and browse various booths and will have the opportunity to be interviewed for our Expo Video.
Realty411 Magazine’s purpose is to bring the real estate world to those front and center, and to give guests the opportunity to meet multiple professionals in one general setting.
“I am very excited to present this expo to the San Diego market. San Diego is a premiere place to celebrate real estate and business ownership,” says Linda Pliagas, the founder of Realty411 and co-publisher of REI Wealth. “I hope that this expo, which is the first of many for 2014, will be a prime place for professionals to network and learn more about this exciting industry.” Pliagas has been a real estate agent for over 11 years and has transacted millions of dollars in real estate as an agent, as well as an investor. She has owned rentals in five states and currently owns and manages her family’s rental portfolio.
Tickets for the expo can be purchased online on Eventbrite using the following link: http://sdrealestateexpo.eventbrite.com
Both general admission and VIP passes will be available for purchase. Questions can be directed to: [email protected].
About Realty411
Realty411 has been in business since 2007 and now creates several publications for the real estate investment community including: Realty411, CashFlow Express and REI Wealth Monthly (found on the Apple newsstand). Realty411 reaches thousands of readers and the California-based media company also produces expos, events and mixers around the county. Their social media outreach is the largest of any other real estate publication and grows exponentially daily due to their effective marketing campaigns, which take advantage of the latest technologies.
For Press Information, contact:
Tehelah Lisètt
The Lisètt Group
[email protected]
Both general admission and VIP passes will be available for purchase. Questions can be directed to: [email protected].
San Diego Expo Video from Lady Landlords – The Expo Co-Hosts!
5 Resources for Renting Out Your Home
With renters representing more than one-third of U.S. households, there is a growing affordability crisis in many areas, a new report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University finds. If you have been trying to sell your home with no luck, you may be able to quickly rent it to someone in need, and use the rental income to subsidize your mortgage. These five resources can help you turn your home into the perfect rental, so you can attract the perfect tenants.
1. DIYNetwork
If you want to rent out your home, prepare to spend time getting it into shape first. From creaky floorboards to peeling paint, you can learn how to tackle many home repair projects yourself with the help of DIYNetwork. While you may not be able to do everything on your bucket list yourself, you’ll save by doing what you can. You’ll also find ample inspiration for updating and modernizing your home to appeal to tenants and increase the monthly rental asking price.
2. Padlister
You’ll have better luck renting out your home quickly if you can attract a wide range of potential tenants. Padlister helps you list your apartment with multiple apartment rental sites. When you post through Padlister, your apartment will automatically be advertised on Padmapper, Craigslist and other apartment rental sites. Plus, Padlister automatically screens tenants for criminal records, poor credit and other criteria. It’s free for you to post listings; tenants pay a nominal fee to apply.
3. American Apartment Owners Association
The AAOA, as it is known for short, has many services for landlords. One of note is a vendor directory, which you can find more info about here. Browse over 100,000 vendors across every state, in subfields including carpentry, kitchen and bath design, landscaping, mold removal and roofing contractors. Particularly if you have moved out of the area and need a reliable contractor for specialized work, this resource can be a godsend.
4. NOLO
NOLO, a legal resource website, offers a wide array of information geared toward landlords and property managers. Delve into topics including running a property management service (or working with one), screening tenants, drafting a state-specific rental or lease agreement, properly handling tenant security deposits, evicting a tenant or ending a lease, landlord liability and property maintenance. NOLO can be a valuable resource if you rent out your property — especially if something goes wrong.
5. Airbnb
If you live in a desirable area, you may be able to earn a tidy sum by renting out your home to travelers, contract employees, students and others looking for a short-term rental. Airbnb is one such resource that allows you to rent out your home for select periods of time. Sign up for the site, which is free for hosts, with fees passed on to renters. Upload pictures of your home, create a profile and set your nightly, weekly and monthly rate. Then use the calendaring function to rent out your home. The short term, no obligations nature of Airbnb just may meet your needs if you do not want to get into a longterm rental agreement. Plus, you can manage your listings from anywhere.
