Ask The Guys - Quick Flip or Long Hold?

The Real Estate Guys Radio Show - Real Estate Investing Education for Effective Action

The Real Estate Guys

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4.7 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2011

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Your questions are the stars of today’s episode! While we address several excellent queries, we camped out on one in particular because it’s a common, but very important topic. When you see a great deal with instant (found) equity, room for improvement (forced equity); plus it's in a strong rental market, do you flip out for the quick bucks - or go long for the cash flow, tax breaks, and long term (passive) equity growth? Decisions, decisions! And how does today’s lending environment affect your choice? So much to talk about! Listen in as Robert, Russ and the Godfather draw upon their collective experience to share their answers to your questions. The Real Estate Guys™ Radio Show provides real estate investing news, education, training and resources to helps real estate investors succeed. To learn more and subscribe to the free newsletter, visit www.realestateguysradio.com.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Real Estate Guys. I'm your host Robert Helms, and today you are our guest. That's right, you like to ask the guys, and we like to answer. Today, we're taking your email questions on the Real Estate Guys radio program.
0:16.7	Hi, this is Bob Helms. They call me the godfather of real estate, mostly because I've been
0:22.3	investing longer than the average Joe since 1957, to be exact. Back when I started out,
0:28.4	investing was pretty simple. Even so, I made more than my fair share of mistakes. And I can't
0:34.3	imagine getting into this game today without some help.
0:42.2	That's why I'm inviting you to check out the Real Estate Guys investor mentoring club.
0:48.4	There are three locations to choose from, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, and Dallas, Texas.
0:57.3	To find out when and where, just send an email to guys at real estate guys radio.com or use the feedback page on the website at real estate guys radio.com. Tell them the godfather sent you. Welcome to the real estate guys
1:04.8	radio program. I'm your host, Robert Helms. We're so glad that you've stopped by today. Let's meet the
1:09.9	guys, shall we? Always in the
1:11.7	co-host seat, financial strategist, Russell Gray. That's good. I've moved up to always in the
1:16.1	co-host seats. See? Well, almost always. And also joining us today, and we're happy to have him because we
1:21.8	haven't had them too much recently. It's the godfather of real estate Bob Helms. Hey, guys, great to be back with you. Well, this is a good week to be here because it is letters from the listeners.
1:31.1	This is really beefed up.
1:32.5	About six weeks or so ago, we did an Ask the Guys show, and we urged you to send in more
1:37.3	questions, and you have, and we're here to answer them.
1:40.3	So we think this makes a great show content, is for you to ask questions and for us to
1:44.4	answer. And we used to do call-ins live. And the problem with that is that we'd be on a topic or
1:50.0	a subject and have a guest. And then the questions would take us off track. And so we started just
1:54.9	asking people to write in their questions. And it's worked really, really well. So if you have a question for the real estate guys, go to our website, real estate guys,
2:01.7	radio.com, and click Ask the Guys.
2:04.2	And you can magically get your email question to us.
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