Do you feel that investing in properties would ever be a loss?

If I take my experience into account, then my reply would be NO.

We invest in properties, which are already an asset to us and thereafter we can give it to some people on rent and every month it will generate positive cash flow.

This is what I have been doing since last few years and the one whom I trust most to find the renters is Paul and Karen.  They are very reliable person and the renters found by them are very good.  I have never faced any problem with the renters arranged by them.  The renters take proper care of my home and it is also well maintained.  They take complete responsibility of the renters and we don’t have to worry of anything at any point of time.  They also help in buying and selling of property. We have to inform them of our requirements, to which they listen very carefully and arrange accordingly.

This arrangement of generating positive cash flow is certainly an income for me which is earned by me without any difficulty.

 I had shifted with my family to a house near my office.  I owned a property in my hometown and it remained unused for nearly a year.  Later on this negative gearing or unutilized property became a cause of worry for me.

After around a year, when I visited my home I had to spend a lot on its maintenance, as there was no one to take care of it.  After spending on its maintenance, I decided that now I can’t leave it as a negative gearing property and hence, decided to contact someone who could convert my negative gearing property into a useful one.

I then came to know about Paul and Karen who other than helping in buying and selling properties also helps in finding a good renter for us.  We just have to give them the details of the property and they will do the remaining dealing with the renters like preparation of the documents also.

Anyway, I did get a renter with their support who takes good care of my property and finally my negative gearing property is safe and I am not at all having any type of worry about it.

Many properties are lying idle here and there.  If it is given on rent, then there can be positive cash flow and thus, income is generated without any difficulty.  The only thing to be taken care of is that the person taking the property on lease is good.  It is not possible to recognize a person from their face and to avoid tension about such renters it will be good if we contact some Vendor.

I have however tried with one Vendor Finance and the support provided by them was good.  They did all the necessary documentation and informed that they will be responsible for the renters they bring.  I was pleased that I have taken the decision at the right time and have contacted the Vendor Finance, who helped me in finding a good renter.  They had found the renter in just a month and that too as I wished.  I have been giving my property on rent since last two years and I have never faced any problem.

Now, I am free about the property as the renters take full care of it and positive cash flow is there in my account every month without any fail.

A few days back, I was in search of a house on rent in one of the best locations in the city, but couldn’t get one.  During my search, I was fascinated with a house, which as per its look, I think had not been used since long.  I don’t know why people like to keep such negative gearing property and that too in a very nice area.

If I were in their place, I would have already given it on rent and would have been earning from it.

I have also done so with my property in my native place.  Every month I get an earning from my property and am also happy that it is properly maintained.  I used to visit there just once in a year or so.  If I had not given it on rent then it would have been ruined without any maintenance as my regularly visit there is not at all possible as it takes a day’s journey.  Moreover, an occupied house gives a good look compared to an empty one.

I don’t like keeping negative gearing property, as giving it on rent on one part gives accommodation facility to the required one and on the other hand we get money and our property is safe.

You may have heard about vendor financing (also called seller financing). In today's market, properties are taking longer and longer to sell. This isn't because no one likes your house. It's mainly due to the difficulties potential buyers are having in obtaining finance from banks. Vendor financing however, overcomes this problem entirely and is becoming the preferred solution for vendors struggling to move their homes in this difficult economic climate.

Selling your home via vendor finance does not mean you have to accept a lower price for your property; on the contrary, because vendors can offer flexible payment terms they can be firmer on their asking price. This can be a big bonus for you if you're selling your place, as you also don't need a real estate agent so you lose nothing in commissions from your sale.

Vendor finance arrangements take a number of forms; the two most commonly used are installment contracts and lease options (also called rent to buy contracts). Both involve the vendor being paid directly by the buyer, under slightly different agreements.

Do you have any plan of investing in properties, then you must get in touch with Vendor Finance.  They will help you to buy a suitable property at a very reasonable rate.

Before a few days, I had bought a new home, which I thought was impossible to be mine as I didn’t have enough money to purchase it.  As I had found this house with the help of Vendor Finance, I had informed them that I was not having that much money to buy it.  They told me that they will help me in getting the property.  They supported me in buying the property as per installment agreement.  I had to just make the remaining payment on installment basis and once I have completed it, they will transfer the house in my name.  

I didn’t face any problem in the whole transaction as they had provided complete support and had helped me a lot in completing the whole process of buying the house.  

Vendor Finance’s support in helping me to get the house of my choice was very good and they provide very fast service.  

I am really very thankful to Vendor Finance.

I always consider it as a better option to generate Positive Cash Flow from the property we already have or else invest in a property and then get rent from it.  There is no chance that the rate of property will go down.  It keeps on increasing day after day.  You are sure to get more amount in future, if you wish to sell it.  Otherwise, if you are willing to give it on rent then it is a very good option.  But, be sure that you select the right Vendor Finance / agent to whom you are about to give the responsibility of finding a good renter.

Recently, I had bought a house and was in search of a suitable renter when my relative suggested to get in touch with Paul and Karen.  I did so and they helped me to get a suitable renter, where they took the complete responsibility of the renter.  The renters are very good and the property is also well maintained.

Every month, there was Positive Cash Flow as amount was deposited in my account regularly without any fail and I was tension free about the property.

Buying and renting properties and thus, generating positive cash flow is a system adopted by most of the people who have additional property and wants to earn an extra income.

Two years back, I had bought a property and had been giving it on rent since then.  But before six months, I had a renter who didn’t pay me the rent for nearly three months.  When I asked him to make the payment he would keep on giving me dates after dates and at last I had to get them vacated with some difficulty, as they were not ready to do so.

Then I was afraid to take such risk again.  After sometime, my friend suggested that we should contact some agencies that arrange for renters at their responsibility.  Thus, we got in touch with Paul and Karen whose way of talking and understanding the situation was much different.  They were very cooperative.

Within no time, they found a renter for me and now, every month there is a positive cash flow in my account and I am completely free from worry about what would happen if the renter doesn’t make the payment or is not ready to vacate.

Vendor Finance stands as a mediator for buying, selling or giving properties on rent.  They are a type of real estate agents, but are very much cooperative and in the case of buying properties, if we are short of money, then they also finance us.

Last fortnight, I went to my hometown to buy a property after gathering all my savings, but all the houses wherever I went to buy was out of my budget and I was afraid to take loan also.  After many unsuccessful attempts, I took the support of Vendor Finance who helped me to buy a property and also helped me by financing the balance amount.  We had signed an installment agreement and once I have made whole payment the property will be transferred to my name.

This was quite an easy job as they took complete responsibility of the dealings and now, I am happy that I am shifting to my house within a week’s time.

Buying a house in my hometown was certainly a dream come true for me, which was made possible by the support and cooperation extended by Vendor Finance.

The main reason people venture into the business of real estate is to make money and secure their financial freedom. Just as with any other business venture, a positive cash flow is the single most important component that will either make it a success or a allow it to become a failure. Real estate is one of the quickest ways to make a pretty substantial profit in a relatively short amount of time.

Positive cash flow really needs no clarification as to what it is...basically, it is the money left in your pocket or your bank account at the end of the day. One way to look at managing and maintaining a positive cash flow is by applying principles similar to those required in managing your bank accounts.

The positive cash flow that can be expected is calculated by adding up all of the funds that are received from the property, such as rent or profits made from sales, and then subtracting any funds that have been accrued as a result of the initial purchase, maintenance, and repairs to be made to the property, within a given period of time.