Saturday, September 29, 2007

Real Estate Investor Clubs in Colorado, USA

COLORADO Property Investment Groups

American REIA
Phone: 303-233-2233 or 800-346-0072

Boulder Real Estate Investors Club
Phone: 303-447-7161

Boulder County Real Estate Investors
Phone: 720-318-5445

Colorado Association of Real Estate Investors
Phone: 303-398-7035 or 303-934-7185 or 303-743-6805

Colorado Springs Real Estate Club
Phone: 719-651-4279

Colorado Mountain Property Investments
Phone: 303-838-8828
Address: 12 Rosalie Rd, Bailey, CO 80421

Front Range Association of Real Estate Investors
Phone: 719-649-6318 or 866-460-5570
Address: 1417 Potter Dr, Suite 104, Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Investor's Realty Resource West
Phone: 720-974-6099

Investor's Realty Source of Colorado
Phone: 303-875-7485

IRA/401k Qualified Plans Real Estate Investing
Phone: 303-773-7143

National Association of Women Real Estate Investors South
Phone: 303-798-5010

National Association of Women Real Estate Investors North
Phone: 303-798-5010

Northern Front Range Investors Association
Phone: 970-214-3627
Address: 1298 Main St, Unit A #4173, Windsor, CO 80550

Northern Colorado Real Estate Investors Group
Phone: 970-419-8245

Pikes Peak Landlords & Investors Group
Phone: 719-593-8788

Springs Real Estate Investors Network (SREIN)
Phone: 719-638-6651

Southern Colorado Association of Real Estate Investors
Phone: 719-277-9235 or 719-596-3711

The Northern Colorado Creative Investors Club
Phone: 970-481-0525
Address: 7251 W 20th St, Bldg M-2, Greeley, CO 80634

Weld County Real Estate Investors Club
Phone: 970-481-0525

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Friday, September 28, 2007

Real Estate Investor Clubs in Connecticut, USA

List of property investment groups in CONNECTICUT

American Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 800-346-0072

Common Sense Real Estate Investing
Phone: 203-773-5143

Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 860-561-8821 or 203-757-0641
Address: PO Box 270556, West Hartford, CT 06127

Connecticut Association of Real Estate Investors
Phone: 860-648-1414

Greater Enfield Property Owners Association
Phone: 860-454-0099

REI Cash Club of Connecticut
Phone: 860-342-5159
Address: Freestone Ave, Portland, CT 06480

Real Estate Investing Club
Phone: 203-757-7987

Southern New England Real Estate Investors
Phone: 203-389-5424

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Thursday, September 27, 2007

Real Estate Investor Clubs in the District Of Columbia

List Of Contacts - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Property Investment Groups

American Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 800-346-0072

Beltway RE Investing Association
Phone: 703-349-2934

DC/Virginia Real Estate Investors Group
Phone: 800-393-3138

DC/Central Maryland Real Estate Investors Group
Phone: 301-218-2604 or 202-783-0093 x 230
Address: 152 Rollins Avenue #200, Rockville, MD 20852

District of Columbia Area Chapter - REIA
Phone: 888-859-5573
Address: PO Box 29478, Washington DC 20017

Greater Washington Metropolitan REIA
Phone: 202-497-2683 or 301-775-4643

National Black Real Estate Investors Association, Inc.
Phone: 301-523-9473 or 703-379-1464

Real Estate Investors of Metropolitan Washington
Phone: 301-340-9399

RE Investors of Metro Washington
Phone: 410-441-1708

Trustie Real Estate Club
Phone: 202-565-1605

Washington REIA Network
Phone: 301-231-5437

Washington DC Area REI Club
Phone: 703-528-9129
Address: 1717 K St. NW, Ste. 600, Washington DC 20002

More Resources For Real Estate Investments

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Real Estate Investor Clubs in Delaware, USA

DELAWARE Property Investment Groups

American Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 800-346-0072

BiState Creative Investors
Phone: 302-992-9056

Diamond State Investors
Phone: 302-588-7242

Marshall Williams Group
Phone: 610-368-6966

Money Answers
Phone: 610-447-0342

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Real Estate Bidding War In Buyer's Market

A softening real estate market usually results in a Buyer's Market. If you are in the market to buy it is time to sit back and wait for a bargain.

Depending on how desperate you are to buy, that may or not happen. Just as every buyer has different circumstances so does every seller.

In some cases the sellers will have bought another home. They may have held out for the right price to be paid for their current home.

In other instances sellers may have had offers fall through and they may even under pressure with two homes officially in their name.

Depending on your timing and the circumstances, you may even be the only buyers currently in the local marketplace that is ready, willing and in a position to buy the particular home you are looking at.

It is cases like that where you (as the buyer) need to be very careful. You don't want to get into a bidding war situation.

Although bidding wars are not so common in a buyer's market, they still can and do happen.
Even in a buyer's market, if you have seen the home you want to buy don't procrastinate too long. Another buyer may have seen the house yesterday and have a legal expert drawing up an offer with their Realtor® at this very moment.

If you've seen a home that seems to be priced appropriately for the current market and you have gone through all the steps to be pre-qualified, don't wait!

The longer you delay the more likelihood you could end up in a bidding war situation. That is not to say you shouldn't thoroughly do your due diligence - you should!

If you have seen the home you want to buy ask yourself:

"Can you see yourself and your family being happy in this home?"

"Does the home fit most of your criteria for the price you can afford?"

"Will you be disappointed if you lose this home to another buyer?"

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Monday, September 24, 2007

Default Rate In US Mortgages Stabilzing

The default rate on U.S. mortgages is stabilizing according to U.S. Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary Darlene Williams. While speaking from a forum in Singapore the Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary said she didn't expect the recent cut in U.S. interest rates to significantly affect the number of defaults.

Darlene Williams added, the U.S. Federal Reserve's bigger-than-expected half-point cut of its key rate last week signaled that authorities were taking action to support the economy.

Many banks and investors have concerns about getting repaid because of the surge in defaults on mortgage loans. Subprime loans made to borrowers with poor credit are a major concern affecting sections of the credit market.

Sunday, September 23, 2007

Real Estate Investor Groups In Florida USA

FLORIDA Property Investment Clubs - Contact Details

Here is a list of property investor groups you might be interested in joining if you live in Florida:

12% Guaranteed Return Investment Club
Phone: 863-547-1114

Boca Real Estate Investment Club
Phone: 561-994-6999 or 954-354-1000
Address: 7040 W. Palmetto Park Rd. #4-225, Boca Raton, FL 33433

Black Real Estate Investors of North Florida
Phone: 850-847-9000

Broward County Investors Association
Phone: 954-255-9734

Brevard Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 321-773-2230 or 305-692-9252

Broward Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 888-839-2444 or 954-424-3008 or 305-692-9252
Address: 3696 N. Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308

Broward County Landlord Association
Phone: 954-753-6052

Cashflow Orlando
Phone: 407-256-9828

CFRI Seminole County Subgroup
Phone: 407-328-7773

CFRI Lake County Subgroup
Phone: 407-328-7773

CFRI Orange County Subgroup
Phone: 407-328-7773

CFRI Brevard County Subgroup
Phone: 321-453-2046

CFRI Volusia County Subgroup
Phone: 407-328-7773

Central Florida Realty Investors Association
Phone: 407-328-7773 or 407-629-2100

Charlotte County-Sarasota REIA
Phone: 941-766-1856
Address: 13970 Royal Pointe Dr, Port Charlotte, FL 33953

Dade Real Estate Investor Association
Phone: 954-966-6115 or 305-948-3536 or 954-772-1110 or 305-466-9929

Florida Homebuyers Alliance
Phone: 954-462-5445

Florida Real Estate Marketing Association
Phone: 954-781-5551

Florida Real Estate Investor's Association
Phone: 561-819-5686
Address: 32 SW 5th Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33444

F.I.N. - Friendly Investors Network
Phone: 727-842-6800

Foreclosures Investors Network
Phone: 305-951-3861

Gator REIA
Phone: 864-578-3553

Gulf Coast Real Estate Investor's Association
Phone: 850-478-0421

Greater Miami Real Estate Exchangors
Phone: 305-822-7700

Infinity Investment Group
Phone: 727-945-8009

Hip-Hop Generation Real Estate Investors Club
Phone: 954-556-4619
Address: 801 Brickell Avenue, Suite 900, Miami, Florida 33131

Investors Network Group
Phone: 772-340-0826

Investor-Birddog Connection
Phone: 954-926-2001

Jacksonville Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 904-448-4467
Address: 7035 Phillips Hwy Ste. 5-167, Jacksonville, FL 32216

Ma & Pa Landlord Association
Phone: 954-527-5182

Mazel Realty Investors
Phone: 407-595-7090

Marion County REIA
Phone: 352-622-9888
Address: 1521 SE 36th Ave, Suite 2, Ocala, FL 34471

Miami Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 305-631-8881
Address: 888 NW 27 Ave, 2nd Fl, Miami, FL 33125

Miami Real Estate investors Association - MREIA
Phone: 305-303-5173
Address: P.O. Box 451754, Miami, FL 33245

Monday Night Investors Meeting
Phone: 727-420-4810

Northwest Florida REIA
Phone: 850-230-1185
Address: PO Box 2416, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

North Florida Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 850-212-6191
Address: 3111 Mahan Dr, Ste. 20 MS 2177, Tallahassee, FL 32308

Orlando VIP Sound Investment Club
Phone: 407-905-5267
Address: 182 Highbrooke Blvd, Ocoee, FL 34761

Osceola County Landlords Association
Phone: 407-892-5836

Polk County Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 863-294-8502

Palm Beach Real Estate Investors Club
Phone: 561-826-0293

Providence Alliance PAREAS
Phone: 239-455-8230

Prodigy Investors
Phone: 954-483-8668

Real Estate Investors Network
Phone: 954-536-8521

Real Estate Investments of Florida
Phone: 813-786-6102

Real Estate Navigators
Phone: 850-453-2627

S. FL Creative Investors
Phone: 786-355-8717

Sarasota Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 941-927-0040
Address: 4411 Bee Ridge Road, Sarasota, Florida 34233

South Florida Real Estate Investors
Phone: 561-305-0505

South Florida Landlords Association
Phone: 305-388-1611

Southwest Florida REIA
Phone: 800-605-2910
Address: The Harborside Event Center, Ft. Myers, FL 33901

Southwest Florida Real Estate Club
Phone: 239-246-2597

Suwannee Investors Young & Aged
Phone: 386-208-1600
Address: 10556 70th St, Live Oak, FL 32060

Suncoast Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 813-875-8222
Address: PO Box 20326, Tampa, FL 33622

Tallahassee REI Club
Phone: 850-878-5815

Tampa Bay Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 813-404-7639
Address: 204 37th Ave. N. #368, St. Pete, FL 33704

The Investors Resource CenterPhone: 321-239-2824
The Investors Money CyclePhone: 954-600-8058Address: 123 Easy St., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311

The Real Estate Club
Phone: 888-828-6555

The Island Club West
Phone: 863-424-0909

The Lighthouse, and Association of Landlords
Phone: 407-772-0853

The Real Estate Investors Network of NE Florida
Phone: 904-384-6400

Tri-County Real Estate Investors Association
Phone: 386-748-4411

United Appraisers of South Florida
Phone: 954-345-7196
Address: 12040 NW 10th St, Coral Springs, FL 33071

Wealth Builders of Miami
Phone: 305-279-0010

Wealth Builders
Phone: 727-593-3353
Address: 13498 Welsingham Rd, Largo, FL 33774

Wealth in Real Estate
Phone: 904-384-0520

YES Young Enterpreneurs Society
Phone: 941-927-5646

Helpful Property Investment article

Alan Greenspan Speaks Out On US Housing Crisis

News From Vienna, Austria. September 2007. Greenspan Predicts House Prices To Drop Lower

Former Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve of the United States (from 1987 to 2006) Alan Greenspan, 81, was quoted as saying:

“So far, prices have dropped only slightly. But it was enough to cause alarm around the world,” he said. “Prices are going to fall much lower yet.”

“There is no doubt about the fact that low interest rates for long-term government bonds have caused the real estate bubble in the United States”

“The Federal Reserve began a series of interest rate increases in 2004. We were hoping to bring the speculative excesses in the real estate sector under control. We failed. We tried it again in 2005. Failure"