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The best way to valuate a property is to get recent sales/closings from your real estate agent and compare them to your subject property. You will need to make adjustments for things such as condition, livable square footage, # bedroom & bathrooms, etc.

However if you need a quick estimate there are several web pages that offer free estimates. They are:

1. Zillow.com
2. eppraisal.com
3. cyberhomes.com
4. trulia.com
5. homegain.com
6. electronicappraisal.com
7. ziprealty.com
8. totalviewrealestate.com

If several give similar prices, you can use them for a preliminary value. Nevertheless, these are estimates only and I have seen them off by quite a bit; they should be used as a substitute to making your valuation based on recent sales/closings.

I am asked regularly if the program Dean has designed works. People want to know if they are really going to reap rewards if they put in the effort.

Everyday I see someone who is making money in this business. The common thread with successful students seems to be a willingness to work and a willingness to put the techniques to work. Successful students see the end and take the steps to get there. They are not looking for a way to fail, but anticipate rewards.

I often remind students that some of the biggest regrets in life that we have is not the fact that we tried and failed, but that we never gave it a shot. When we don't try we can feel the effects for a lifetime.

Everyday I talk to individuals that tell me they want to do well in real estate. They tell me that they want to have all of their financial needs taken care of. They want to be free and secure.

I then ask them what that means. I usually get an answer that lacks very specific plans to meet their goals. They know what they want, but do not know how to get there.

One of the great things about this program, that Dean has developed, is that it is specific in what needs to be done. All can find success if they are willing to do the things they are taught in the program.

Wat can i say, i just learned how NOT to post in my personal blog thinking everyone will help with responses. Silly me, but thats how investing is. You learn from your mistakes and get better as you progress...

See im learning...lol...

I do have a friend that has $40,000 to buy a house cash,and i found a couple houses here in NJ from $20,000 to $30,000,but i don't want him to know that of course because i want to put the $10,000 in my pocket....
My question is how can i make a deal to the Bank without him know the right price???
Because I'm not a Real Estate Agent,also i don't have the $20,000 to buy myself and sell for $30,000?
Is possible to close a contract with the Bank or a Realtor without any money down?
Please i need help to close my first deal with u guys that are already in this business for long time.
If anyone lives in NJ like me it'll be very helpfull..

Thank you

Andre

My husband gave me good news last night. He had a meeting with a client of his and from that meeting we now have a first cash invstor. Whoopee Yahooo and it seams it has been a long time coming.