Andy Heller | Source | Speaker at Regular Riches, LLC

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Andy Heller

Speaker at Regular Riches, LLC and 2 other companies
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Real Estate Investing - Andy has been investing in real estate since 1990, and in 2006 formed an educational company called Regular Riches and travels the country teaching the “Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High” investing model. Andy and his real estate partner have authored two best-selling real estate investment books, and the “Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High” model was profiled and recommended by Fortune Magazine. . His first book was featured and profiled by Fortune Magazine. Andy is an expert in REOs, foreclosures, land-lording, investment financing, rehabbing, and lease-options.

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  • HELOCs: A Flexible Yet Risky Tool for Real Estate Investors
    Andy advises caution with HELOCs, warning that banks can adjust or cancel lines if property values drop. He stresses, “Investors should maintain reserves to cover potential shortfalls.” Despite risks, HELOCs remain a flexible capital source if used wisely. Andy's experience during the great recession highlights the importance of planning for market fluctuations.
  • Expert Insights: Strategic Use of Home Equity Loans in Real Estate
    Andy, a seasoned investor and author, emphasizes the benefits and concerns of using Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC) for real estate. With extensive experience since 1990, Andy offers valuable advice on leveraging home equity for strategic investments, while highlighting potential risks and considerations.
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  • Any investor not familiar with Lease-purchasing is walking away from hundreds of thousands of dollars of extra profit. This is a strategy that needs to be in every real estate investor’s toolkit.

  • The key to our Real Estate investment model is the 6 different profit sources.

  • Focusing on buying bank REOs is easier, as the investor can acquire numerous properties from single sources, and there is no human emotion when buying from a bank.