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About Kent Clothier

Kent Clothier is President and CEO of Real Estate Worldwide (REWW), a highly sought-after speaker, the owner of three multi-million dollar a year Internet marketed brands, and proud husband and father. Kent is motivated by his love of family and freedom, creating products that enable people to live their lives the way they choose.

What to Expect When A Home Is on the Market

Everyone knows that putting a home on the market means a lot of changes. You have to keep the home ready for a tour at any moment and expect visitors at almost anytime from morning to night. But what are some of the surprises you may not expect when you’re selling a home? You might expect buyers to […]

Social media becomes a must for real estate buyers, sellers

Social media and digital technology have changed the way the real estate world works, and it doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. Apps, social media sites and other online outlets are giving buyers and sellers a way to find out about more properties and grow the audiences looking for real estate. The boom in […]

Five common mistakes first-time homebuyers make

People looking to get into the home-buying business can make some big stumbles right out of the gate. They are definitely avoidable, but are often overlooked. Whether you are working with a first-time buyer or investor, or becoming one yourself, here are some pitfalls to dodge. They don’t ask the lender adequate questions In order […]

Potential homebuyers and investors must have a plan

For any potential homebuyer and investors, thinking about purchase that is far-off may seem like a waste of thought, but positioning yourself for homeownership early on can make the process easier later. Here are five tips for those who aren’t yet ready to buy but are looking to get their ducks in a row: 1. Establish good […]

Watching the transition from renter to homeowner

Renting a home is a viable option for people who are unable to invest in a home, but eventually, a time comes when renting is no longer as appealing as settling down and purchasing real estate. Homeowners are able to itemize deductions and claim the following additional deductions: home mortgage interest, state income taxes, property taxes, personal property […]

Easy checklist for getting started on a home search

First time investing a home? Don’t worry! Here are some tips to get you started. 1. Location, location, location. A little clichéd, but true nonetheless. A marvelous house is nothing if it means the commute is twice as long or your tenants are compromising choice schooling for their children. Not only that, but location will […]

Cash Flow Properties And St. Jude – MemphisInvest Rocks The House

Cash flow properties flew out the door this past weekend in Memphis, Tennessee and St. Jude Children’s Charity was a BIG benefactor. MemphisInvest.com, rocked the house this past weekend in TN, selling 23 houses in less than 48 hours to investors from all over the country. About 100 investors flew into Memphis to check out […]

What does bump in renters mean for housing market?

The real estate market may be starting to stabilize, but that doesn’t mean people are rushing out to purchase a new home. If you follow the market closely, it’s already apparent that the number of home owners has been in a steady decline over the last decade, but that doesn’t mean the houses are sitting vacant and losing […]

Cash Buyers And Private Lenders By The Numbers

Cash Buyers and Private Lenders are simply taking over the United States real estate market, representing over 30% of all transactions nationwide again this past month. We just released our monthly review of Cash Buyer Transactions and the numbers are simply staggering: ==================== CASH BUYERS UPDATE ==================== Total Number Of Cash Real Estate Transactions Nationwide: […]

Designing Your Ideal Company…..And Life

For a long time (almost 25 years), I had no idea that you could really have the best of both worlds. In fact, I always believed that there had to be a trade off. If you were focused on business, then something obviously had to suffer…most likely family and friends. This allowed me to justify […]

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