blueharvest
Registered: 09/24/08
Posts: 2
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Reply with quote | #1 |
Hello there,
We are interested in meeting other like minded individuals in the community to work with us. We are a Real Estate investment strategies company seeking others who are looking to get in to the Real Estate investing. Despite what you read on Yahoo, or in the papers, NOW is the best time in the history of our country to purchase Real Estate.
We negotiate with the banks and complete what's called a "short sale" for people facing foreclosure. Since these families can not bring their loan current (they are usally behind 6,8 months in payments), and the do not want to go to foreclosure, their ONLY option is to sell their home. Easy enough right? Well, in this market today, they are probably upside down, meaning they owe more to the bank, than what its "worth".
That's where we come in, we know how to negotiate with the banks, and get them to take less than is owed. The banks do NOT want to take the home back, that's the last thing they want. So, we offer to buy the house, cash. The even cooler thing about this? We don't use our own money, or credit to do these transactions.
We are looking to build our team, and since we see alot of other young, passionate, professionals in the congregation, we would like to get to know more of you.
It is a VERY rewarding experiance to be able to shake the homeowners hand, and they look you in the eye and thank you for helping them. That's what it's all about, and oh yea, your efforts pay off financially too. We cleared $30,000 on the last deal we closed last week.
We have meetings on Tuesday nights at MIX on Halsted, just north of Diversey on Tuesday nights 6:30.
There is also an awesome business opportunity for like minded entrepreneurs looking to break out of the "Corporate America" nightmare.
We are able to give back to our church, our family and our community because of this program and Real Estate.
Look forward to hearing from you!
(please don't take this posting the wrong way, it's not meant to be "spam" or using the church for our personal gain. We just know there are alot of people in our church looking for a way to earn serious money that they can in turn give back to the church, their family, charities, etc)
Please email us for more information, and to reserve your spot at MIX for Tuesday night. it's a relaxed, casual environment.
Regards,
Chris Keller
chris@blueharvestproperties.com
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Chris Keller
President/co-founder
Blue Harvest Properties Inc
Chicago, Il
312-730-6849
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JD
Registered: 07/04/08
Posts: 7
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JD
Registered: 07/04/08
Posts: 7
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OPINION: I am still very bearish on the real estate market. The idea of taking a cut of and profiting from someone puking out of their home seems very wrong. I understand that every one needs to have a job and your just living out the American dream, but I think there are other places to put your money. Homes are sitting on the market for months, not much is moving. The current marketplace is the worst ever. I think the reason we are in this mess is the greed of the American people coupled with the unrealizable dream of all Americans owning a home. Some got caught up in this and bought a home with a monthly payment, or loan structure, that was too far out of their reach. Someone making 40k/year, with zero down and no savings cannot, and should not, buy a place costing 400k with no money down.
I do think that this real estate market will come back... in YEARS. If I wanted to make a quick buck, which is not "a sure thing", I would do it elsewhere. The economy will turn around you could buy cyclical stocks in the stock market and maybe, maybe not, make money, BUT the important thing is that the stock market is extremely liquid. Here is an example of liquidity... In August 2008, NYSE Euronext’s two U.S. cash exchanges reported average daily volume of 2.8 billion shares per day, down 23.3% from August 2007. Total monthly cash volume decreased 30.0% with 58.0 billion shares traded compared to the same period last year. Year-to-date, total cash volumes have increased 9.9% compared to the same period in 2007. That is from the NYSE which does not include volume figures from the NASDAQ, Amex or US futures exchanges. That is a prime example of liquidity. I am not putting a buy recommendation on certain stocks, just an example of liquidity.
The housing market is still in a downturn and there is almost a year of inventory out there. People are motivated to sell homes but I would not want to try to catch a falling knife. I would feel a little more comfortable about buying a speculative property if I saw an upturn in the housing figures for at least a few months. This has not happened. |
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nojunk
Registered: 09/23/09
Posts: 1
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Reply with quote | #4 |
blue harvest properties ripped me off. they will lie and take your money
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