Pride Of Ownership
March 3, 2010 by C.J. Lauria · 0
This age old expression has been widely used for years. Its application extends into the real estate arena as well. It is noteworthy, though, that when it comes to investment and financial freedom, pride should have nothing to do with the decision to own a home.
In previous articles I have commented on the many avenues [...]
What About Private Lending?
January 18, 2009 by C.J. Lauria · 0
If you have tried to get your mortgage note modified and opted to short sell the family home, this may be for you.
In the case of a short sale two facts remain constant. First, you will sustain damage to your credit rating for at least 24 months. Second, you will have to move.
There has traditionally [...]
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In 1988 C.J. Lauria began investing in income properties in the Sacramento, California market. By 1990, he had acquired 2 apartment buildings with good cash flow. Nonetheless, the ensuing recession and the subsequent effects on rents and property values provided some painful, but valuable lessons with wonderful results.