The Right to Rent Plan---Similar to Sale-Leaseback Technique?

Posted by: Carleton Sheets in Tenant, right to rent, Renter, Real Estate Market, Real Estate, Market Value, landlord, Foreclosure, fair market value, borrower on Aug 14, 2009.

In an effort to deal with the growing number of foreclosures on the market, yet another program has been proposed. The Right to Rent Plan would actually allow distressed homeowners to stay in their homes after the foreclosure sale ... by paying a fair-market monthly rent to the "landlord" (the lender who foreclosed on the former homeowner). (Don't get this program confused with an earlier one

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Signals from the Note Market

Posted by: Carleton Sheets in Risk, Real Estate Investor, Real Estate, Property, Note, mortgage, Modification, landlord, Foreclosure on May 04, 2009.

Overwhelmed with the sheer volume of foreclosures and mortgage modifications, a number of lending institutions are unloading their portfolios of toxic mortgages and the notes are starting to trickle to investors.

Notes can be a good way to secure long-term wealth, since you are the "bank", collecting the monthly mortgage payments plus interest. Prices for purchasing these mortgage notes,

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Fannie Mae’s New Role ... As a Landlord!

Posted by: Carleton Sheets in Tenant, Renter, Real Estate, Property Management, landlord, Fannie Mae on Jan 15, 2009.

Have you heard the news? Qualified tenants who live in Fannie Mae-owned foreclosures are now being offered alternatives to eviction ... a month-to-month rental option or financial assistance to relocate. This new policy from Fannie Mae should help alleviate a bad situation involving foreclosures where tenants are being evicted---usually without notice!

We've all heard some of the heartbreaking

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Unlikely Landlords …

Posted by: Carleton Sheets in Tenant, Renter, Property Management, landlord, Freddie Mac, Foreclosure, Fannie Mae, Eviction on Dec 15, 2008.

As a result of the public outcry from local residents and sheriff departments, and from tenants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have not only postponed tenant evictions from their landlords' foreclosure properties through the holidays---they are working on a proposal to allow qualified tenants to remain in these properties. Another option mentioned in the article I was reading in USA TODAY would be

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Who is Making Money?

Posted by: Carleton Sheets in Sale on Real Estate, Make Money in Real Estate, landlord, Creative Financing Techniques, Continuing Education on May 18, 2008.

I was having an interesting discussion about the real estate market with a friend of mine yesterday when he asked me, "Carleton, who's making money in this market?"

"Well," I replied, "investors. The ones who own rental property--landlords."

As I thought about our conversation later that evening, I realized it's the investors who make the money because they know their markets and are able to

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