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Robert 'The Rebelbroker' Whitelaw is a real estate broker and Realtor® in Morgan Hill, California with over 25 years experience! His show discusses some of the best ways to achieve your real estate goals and build wealth for buyers, sellers, investors, entrepreneurs or just real estate watchers - from an insiders perspective.

Over the years, Robert has been lucky enough to work with successful entrepreneurs from all walks of life and industries. Get a chance to hear what he has learned from these amazing entrepreneurs over the years that will help YOU achieve success! Robert is about keeping things honest (even when that means saying the things that nobody else is willing to say) and providing value to listeners with each and every episode! He won't just drop the news on you, he will translate it into actions you can take as a buyer, seller, investor or entrepreneur in your own life to get the most out of that shared knowledge! Knowledge is power and Robert believes in cranking it up to 11!

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May 26, 2016

PLUS: New York Is Lending Money - For Free!

Welcome to it folks! Today we will start with a little discussion of the choices I have been making in my own search for my perfect next property. Building on a lot continues to work the best on paper, but I also continue to keep my eye out for the perfect existing single family home opportunity. On some weird level, I really like the idea of buying an older home - I mean really old - like from 1910. I just love the feel of some of those old places and there are a few neighborhoods tucked around my area where you can find homes of that vintage. Maybe I am nuts, but they make me smile.

Plus, the state of New York is loaning money... for free. We will chat about the reasons why and where the money came from. 

Also, we will talk about the top 5 reasons why some homes remain under water. I was actually surprised to learn that there were still so many homes where owners owed more than the home was worth. The reasons why they are under water in many cases was even more eye opening and could be great indicators for buyers and investors who are looking to find homes to get involved with.

Yesterday was our last day for the weekly poll. Frankly, there were too few participants in that poll to come up with any sexy conclusions. This week, we will ask the question, "Should the state be providing interest free loans to only certain individuals?".  Find that poll and links to articles discussed in todays show in the show notes at http://www.therebelbroker.com