Cash Buyer Corpus Christi

08/23/2018

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08/30/2017

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08/30/2017

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08/30/2017

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08/23/2017

Exactly

08/07/2017

San Antonio is blasting it with growth,growth and growth. Antonio https://therivardreport.com/san-antonio-vies-for-toyota-mazda-manufacturing-plant/

In a 50-50 cost split, the automakers will complete the plant in 2021 with Toyota planning to build North America’s Corollas there, while Mazda will focus on crossover models.

07/13/2017

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Over the last couple of years, trillions of hard earned dollars have been lost in todays market. Many have had to start over and even delay their retirement. There is no safety in retirement accounts, banks or money under the mattress. Current inflation rates will wipe out the small gains earned.

07/13/2017

What out Zillow or Realtor.com...Amazon is on it's way.
https://www.housingwire.com/articles/40668-amazon-quietly-reveals-possible-expansion-into-real-estate

As shoppers scoured Amazon’s website on Tuesday for its annual Prime day deals, the online shopping giant quietly disclosed a new service coming soon to its users: “Hire a Realtor”. The move would turn the company into a competitor with Zillow and Redfin. Shopping for a new television? How about add...

07/11/2017

06/23/2017

Did you know that real estate can pay for your child's education for Kindergarten through College? The secret is a CESA account where small contributions grow TAX FREE. That's the secret sauce.
It's called a Coverdell Education Savings Account—also known as an CESA—and it's a special IRA account designed to help pay for your child's education. You set up the ESA and choose how to invest the money, typically on behalf of the child beneficiary. From birth to age 18 you can contribute.
When you invest in an ESA, potential earnings grow tax-deferred, which means your money has a chance to compound faster because you don't have to pay taxes on current investment income or capital gains.
Even better, withdrawals are free from federal taxes so long as you use the money to pay for qualified education expenses, which typically include tuition, books, supplies, uniforms, room and board, computer equipment and internet service.
Tax-free withdrawals apply not only to college expenses, but to elementary and secondary education expenses as well, public or private schools.
While contributions are limited your money grows tax-deferred and the best part is you can decide how the money is invested. So, using some simple real estate investing techniques you can turn this limited fund into a massive amount to use towards your child’s education.

06/23/2017

There's a new Meetup group in town focusing on Private Money. Should be interesting.

06/01/2017

In no uncertain terms...some people are sooooo offended by a simple postcard.