Denton Ward

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Denton Ward has been no stranger to the world of real estate. His father worked in the construction industry as a General Contractor since 1975; while his mother has been an avid real estate entrepreneur for 30 years. Having these backgrounds has lead Denton to become infatuated with real estate. While in his teens, Denton acquired widespread knowledge of the real estate industry and realized that real estate is a great wealth building vehicle. With his passion for real estate, he graduated college from Sacramento State in 2006 with a Business Degree concentrated in Real Estate and Land Use. He became a licensed Real Estate agent while attending college. He has acquired a keen understanding of real estate and prides himself with his desire to help others accumulate wealth through real estate. His career ambitions and sincerity has been a perfect match for eRealtyInvestors.

Denton has recently bought his first home at only 23 years old and is on his way to accumulating wealth through investment purchases using the eRealtyInvestors theology. In his spare time, Denton enjoys spending time with his family and friends, wakeboarding on the Delta and snowboarding.

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I need to know if there is anything else I should do to improve my credit score.

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 17:23 by Propertyvirg… - All locations - Financing - 4 answers

Denton Ward answered:

I would think that if you are not needing financing immediately, then you'll be okay. Your credit does jump often, and unfortunately your's went down a bit. But, keep all your other debt in good standing and it will continually rise.

To help it rise, you may want to consider keeping your balances less than 50% (optimally 33% or lower) of the max of the credit line. If you have maxed out credit cards, that will actually hurt your credit, even though you are making timely payments.

As well, you can always pay a little more than the minimum payment.

Hope some of that helped!

Denton Ward
http://www.erealtyinvestors.com - Tue Jul 15 2008, 13:41

Moving back to Seattle from Oregon. What is the best resource for available rentals in Issaquah/Snoqualmie?

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 10:42 by Mark - Issaquah - General Area - 6 answers

Denton Ward answered:

Try using:

http://www.craigslist.org
http://www.rentals.com
http://www.rentbits.com

These are some good sites and they should have quite a bit of inventory (hopefully)

Denton Ward
http://www.erealtyinvestors.com - Tue Jul 15 2008, 13:36

I wanted to invest in the alleghany county of Pa. Any areas medium or less priced single and multi family, g?

Asked Tue Jul 15 2008, 11:19 by Will - W Pittsburg - Home Buying - 1 answer

Denton Ward answered:

Will,

Unfortunately, I am not too familiar with the area you mentioned. However, if you are not opposed to seeing other investment opportunities, browse some listings at http://www.erealtyinvestors.com. There are some good buys out there...and the properties shown have a cash flow analysis tied to them (except for CA foreclosures).

See for yourself.

As well, you might be interested in a cash flow analysis tool that you can use to scout potential properties. You can download it here: http://www.erealtyinvestors.com/index.php?id=64

Good luck in your property search, and please feel free to give us a call if you have any questions about your acquisition or any other potential areas.

Happy investing,

Denton Ward
http://www.erealtyinvestors.com - Tue Jul 15 2008, 13:32

Are my expectations too high in Nashville?

Asked Tue Jul 15 2008, 10:12 by Michael - Nashville - Home Buying - 13 answers

Denton Ward answered:

Rutherford County may be a likely alternative for you. The homes there are nice, and they are a bit above your price point, unfortunately.

http://www.erealtyinvestors.com - Tue Jul 15 2008, 13:27

Interested in home loans with only 10% down.

Asked Tue Jul 15 2008, 12:37 by Arlen Hovsep… - All locations - Home Buying - 2 answers

Denton Ward answered:

Depending on the purpose of your purchase (owner occupied or not), you may be able to put down less. What are you trying to accomplish with this purchase?

Lastly, what price range are you looking at?

Answering those questions will help you get the answers you want, and help me get you those answers.

Denton Ward
http://www.erealtyinvestors.com - Tue Jul 15 2008, 13:23

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