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Boost Your ROI ๐Ÿ“ˆ With The Right Repairs ๐Ÿ› ๏ธ

Debbie Fales
8/27/2024

In real estate investing, the name of the game is maximizing profit. That means deploying scarce capital as efficiently as possible. 

Smart real estate investors will focus on renovations with the biggest impact on After-Repair-Value (ARV). But how do you ...

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A Good SOW Can Be Your Secret Weapon

Debbie Fales
1/10/2024

In the fast-paced world of real estate investing, quick decisions are often rewarded. But when it comes to estimating repair costs, taking the time to craft a detailed Scope of Work (SOW) can be the difference between a windfall and ...

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You've Found A Great Contractor! What Next?

Debbie Fales
7/13/2023

 

Congratulations. You've lined up a reputable contractor and are ready to plow ahead with your real estate investment project. But there are a few things you should know before you get started. Put some time in before the repairs ...

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A Good GC Can Be Hard To Find

Debbie Fales
6/26/2023

In real estate investing, getting things done often requires tapping into your network for advice, support, and, most importantly, professional referrals. 
 
No job is more important in a real estate renovation than the general contractor. A good GC can be ...

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Get The Most Bang For Your Repair Buck

Debbie Fales
10/18/2022

Money doesn’t grow on trees. 

That’s a fact. So when it comes to flipping houses, it pays to spend wisely. That means focusing on the renovations that will give you the most bang for your buck. 

Make the ...

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Summarize Your Project's Scope In A Statement Of Work

Debbie Fales
7/30/2021

When it comes to house flipping, it pays to have a plan. 

That’s why it’s so important to put together a Scope of Work (SOW) that is as accurate and detailed as possible. It will be the blueprint ...

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Be Aware Of Rising Lumber Prices When Budgeting Your REI Project

Eden Fales
6/9/2021

Lumber Costs Are High And Getting Higher.

It is no surprise that the recent pandemic has thrown many aspects of the US economy out of whack— and the lumber industry is no exception. But as these prices climb, where does ...

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Three Reasons to Consider Your Next Real Estate Project Out Of State

Debbie Fales
9/27/2018

Is your local housing market getting a bit frothy? Is stiff competition among eager buyers keeping you on the sidelines instead of in the middle of the action?

Have you considered investing out of state?

Although it requires a bit ...

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Think You Donโ€™t Need Title Insurance For Your Next Flip? Think again.

Debbie Fales
8/16/2018

Who Needs Title Insurance?

In a word, you.

Imagine this. You find a great deal on a foreclosure in a hot neighborhood and spend four months renovating it to perfection. You list the property, find a buyer, and are about ...

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Are You Considering Flipping A Historic Home?

Debbie Fales
8/9/2018

Historic homes are full of personality and charm—the decorative trim, the antique moldings, the mature landscaping and often much more. A historic designation can pique a buyer’s interest and make the property you’re considering flipping a hot ...

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Are You A Realtor Working With Investor Clients? Find Out Why Working With Us Is A Win-Win

Debbie Fales
8/2/2018

Are you a realtor with real estate investor clients? Would you like to receive three commission checks from the same client in less than nine months? When it comes to REO properties, Navigator Private Capital (NavCap) offers realtors a chance ...

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It Never Pays To Skip The Home Inspection

Debbie Fales
7/30/2018

There are a lot of unknowns when it comes to real estate investing.

What is the house worth in its current state?

How much will repairs cost?

What will the after repair value be?

So anything you can do to ...

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Our Team is Growing!

Debbie Fales
7/18/2018

We are happy to announce that Robert (Bob) Seeman has joined the Navigator Private Capital team. Bob will head up our sales force and is dedicated to making sure our clients are well informed and completely satisfied with their experience ...

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Protect Your Real Estate Investment By Securing Your Job Site

Debbie Fales
7/15/2018

We hate to say it, but the world can sometimes be a dangerous place.

When in comes to real estate investing, it pays to sleep with one eye open. Okay, that may be a little dramatic but, the point is ...

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Considering A Beach Flip? Keep This In Mind.

Debbie Fales
6/20/2018

Now that summer has finally arrived, you may be thinking less about house flipping and more about how to get your toes in the sand. Or maybe you’re considering killing two birds with one stone by flipping a beachfront ...

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Have Questions About Your Next Fix and Flip? We Have The Answers.

Debbie Fales
6/19/2018

Here at Navigator Private Capital, we have worked closely with real estate investors from across the region. Since 2016, we have been involved in flips of all sizes from small single-family renos to large multi-family apartment buildings. To date, our ...

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Contemplating Your Next Fix and Flip? Run The Numbers.

Debbie Fales
5/31/2018

Flipping a house is not for the faint of heart. It requires a good amount of legwork and planning before the first hammer is lifted.

Clients often ask us what we look for when evaluating a deal. It basically comes ...

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Curious about who we are and what we do? This short video sums it up!

Debbie Fales
5/23/2018

 

It's never been easier to finance your next fix and flip.

With our flexible terms and competitive rates, our innovative loan programs will accelerate your success.

NavCap's team of local experts can answer your ...

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Think You Don't Need a Scope of Work? Think Again!

Debbie Fales
5/14/2018

You’ve done your homework and uncovered a house just begging to be flipped. Congratulations!

Now what?

It’s time to consider just how much work will need to go into the house to make it sellable or rentable, depending ...

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