Author: Greg Myroth

The Top 5 Books Every Peoria Real Estate Investor Should Read

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Books have the power to broaden our understanding and make us aware of new possibilities to improve our lives and reach for new horizons. The more information you learn before making your first real estate investment, the better your chances of success. Through the knowledge found in books on the subject of real estate investing, … Continued

How to Sell a Mobile Home Without a Peoria Real Estate Agent

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When it is time to sell your mobile home, in the hopes of making more profits, you may decide against listing with a real estate agent to save the commissions for yourself. However, once you have completed this decision, you may be left wondering what your next step should be. Therefore, you must go into … Continued

How to Sell Land Without a Peoria Real Estate Agent

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Time to sell your land? Whether you’ve reached the point of exit with the investment, your dreams have changed, the parcel no longer suits your building plans, or life has taken an unexpected turn, it’s easy to understand that you don’t want to split the profits with a real estate agent when you can sell … Continued

Sell your Home in As-Is Condition

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Whether you inherited a home with years of deferred maintenance or simply want to sell your home fast without investing additional money in repairs, you are considering an as-is sale of your house. Selling a home “as-is” describes the process of selling your home without making any improvements, staging, and with no additional money invested.

Simplify Divorce Proceedings

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Divorce can be long and complicated. Often couples choose to simplify a very complicated process by selling their house prior to divorce to avoid having long and drawn-out disputes during this often difficult and stressful time. Once the house has been sold, couples can equally split the proceeds to avoid a lengthy and expensive legal process.

Behind on Taxes? Federal Tax Liens?

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Selling a home with a federal tax lien in place on the traditional real estate market is no easy task. If there is a lien on your property, it will follow your property until you or the new owner pay the back taxes in full. The expense and complication of a federal tax lien dramatically limit your pool of potential buyers.