Business_Real Estate_Buyers List

[jabez_rmc]

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Hi all,

I am currently setting up to open my own Real Estate brokerage company. I am a certified broker and will be opening up my own brokerage firm.

I am looking for those who wish to be part of my buyers list. These buyers list will have the privilege of receiving email information of good deals we are selling. Good deals mean,prices are relatively cheaper or nice location /potential.

My intentions are to have a good business relationship and rest assured that i will not be forwarding your emails to anyone .

ETA for our company to start will be June or Early July 2009.

for those interested, please send the ff info to rcabuncal@yahoo.com or PM me here

email subject title: interested istoryan

Name:
Age:
Background:
Address:
Email Add:
Tel Number:

Regards

Randy Cabuncal
a.k.a. Jabez_rmc

[jabez_rmc]

up lang ko before going to sleep....

regards to all...

[jabez_rmc]

good morning guyz...

Its free and its a win win situation!!!

Opportunities deliverd direct to your inbox

[January]

pm'd you. .

[noliverh]

interested ko ani brodix...

[jabez_rmc]

thanks bro...noted...

guy..anyone wanted to be in the list? PM me

[jabez_rmc]

hi Noliverh please dont forget to email me your email address or PM me directly here..

guyz....Opportunity here....

[jabez_rmc]

opportunities right into your inbox...!!!!

[jabez_rmc]

thanks for those who registered....

for all istoryans...dont miss this opportunity in getting first hand info on good deals in real estate..

[jabez_rmc]

Most of the 1990's, The Standard & Poors Index posted earning yields of 5% to 6% on average. At the same time, the dividend yields of the S & P were only around 2% or less. Since dividend paying stocks tend to be much less volatile, the gains on the appreciation side would not normally be a significant factor.

At the same time, bond yields taken as a composite, showed only around 5% returns. Better yields were riskier, while safer bonds returned lower yields.


During the same time period, real estate investors were realizing much more attractive returns due to the multiple income streams from real estate investment:



Rental yield - This is the percentage yield from direct rental income, and can be calculated as either gross or net. Experienced investors prefer to calculate the Net Rental Yield (calculation detailed here), which takes the expenses, taxes and other costs into account, and divides by the property value/cost. It could be a negative cash flow, as it doesn't take mortgage payments into account. For this reason, many investors prefer to look at Cash-on-Cash rental yields. The example at the link shows a 6.4% example return on cash invested. Though the investor can purchase and manage for a yield on this single component that exceeds average stock or bond dividend yields, it is only one of the ways in which real estate returns on your investment.


source :Why Invest in Real Estate - Should I Invest in Real Estate?