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No Money Down Real Estate - Fund All Your Deals With Private Lending!!
If you invest in real estate, you need cash to buy houses. Even if you have a full bank account and great credit, you’ll eventually run short on funds - or short on time to obtain a loan - for the next deal. Private lending is the answer. It is a bottomless pool of readily accessible funds: wheth. . .
Trade Writing - for Cash!
Often considered as “plain Jane’s” of the print world, trade magazines prove that there is more to a market than just a pretty face.Trade magazines are written for a specialized audience and typically focus on one specific area or industry. Even the ads reflect this focus.They assume the reader . . .
What Is Network Marketing?
To begin with, the concept behind network marketing is simple. Sharing - through product or business philosophy - is the basis of network marketing. Network marketing is a multi-billion pound industry involving millions of independent business people around the globe. Large companies like Gillett. . .
Powerful Words in Sales
I’d like to discuss the most powerful words you can use during the selling process.After all Rudyard Kipling said, “Words are the most powerful drug used by mankind.” Plainly, THE MOST POWERFUL WORD is YOU. You should be looking to use the word You in your sales meetings a lot more than you use . . .
Do You Need a Personal Assistant?
It’s great to be multi-skilled…be able to type your own correspondence, do your bookkeeping, answer all phone calls, prepare your PowerPoint presentations, organise your own travel, seminars, pick up and send your mail, pack orders, do your own marketing, do all the photocopying, ring your client. . .
The Seven Deadly Tax Sins: Commonly Missed Deductions
It's that time again, the April 15 tax deadline is looming large. If youre like most people, you havent gathered all of your tax records, let alone filled your return.Before you dig in and get started, take this opportunity to first review a list of a few tax deductions to which you may be entitl. . .
Invest in the stock market for the RIGHT reason, using the RIGHT choices
Investing in the stock market is not purchasing a stock at 25 dollars a share, hoping it will go to 35 so you can sell it, then hoping it will drop back to 25 so you can buy it back, so that you can sell it again at 35, and so on and so forth. In my opinion, that is gambling. And, I would imagine. . .
Don't Just GET THE DEED - The Infamous "Kitchen Table Closing"
Q: Hi Lou, I have a property under contract that I want to resell/flip as-is to a rehabber/renovator, but I may have to purchase it quickly and simply record the Quit Claim Deed, without using a closing attorney or waiting for a title exam. I need your advice.The seller just called me and left a . . .
Making the Most of Your Year
Do you find yourself amazed at how quickly the months pass? Do you find yourself in a small panic over all you know you have to do and how little you feel you are actually accomplishing? Join the crowd! We live in a busy world where our time, priorities and energy are constantly challenged. The r. . .
When Cover Letters Get Personal
“It is with great interest and enthusiasm that I submit my resume for your review.” Most cover letters are written in this humdrum tone. Cover letters do not need to be so dull, nor so uninteresting. This style of cover letter writing has been around for years; and it’s a trend that has overstaye. . .
When Bad Interviews Happen to Good Candidates
Going through the motions of a bad interview is like peeling back the layers of an onion. Sally learned this lesson the hard way, hands-on during an interview that should have been a piece of cake. Sally applied for a position that fit her qualifications perfectly. When she received an invitation. . .
Trust - The Most Vital Component in Leadership
"Trust is the emotional glue that binds followers and leaders together." - Warren Bennis and Bert Nanus"If you don’t believe in the messenger, you won’t believe the message."-James Kouzes and Barry Posner I see it all the time - leaders who blame followers for breakdowns in the organization. I of. . .
You Lost Your Debit Card -- How Much Do You Pay?
You stop at the grocery store for just a few items, but the next thing you know, you have a cart full of food and only a few bucks in you pocket. That when you notice that you left your checkbook at home, but it’s not a problem you have your debit card with you. You slide your card, punch in a fe. . .
Be a Realtor with Curb Appeal
Are you a realtor with curb appeal or are you more of a fixer-upper needful of updating? How you present yourself to colleagues, buyers and sellers, from the very first moment, will influence your sales records as well as the confidence and satisfaction your new clients feel. Even if you’re a R. . .
The Desire For Money, Do You Have Business Sense?
For those of us who grew up with parents who worked for businesses rather than owned them, the world of business can be quite a mystery. Even more so if we've dared to try to start one of our own. There is the factor of what type of business to start - a product or service business. There are the. . .
Conventional Financing For Wholesale Deals
This info is very important for both new and experienced wholesalers, AND buyers of fixer-uppers, to carefully read and understand. We learned it painfully, hopefully you won't have to :-)Often times we are asked by investors about using conventional financing for their investor deals. In other w. . .
How To Survive With Your Online Business
So you decide to start your own Internet business with some really great products. You have a great looking site and everything is set up, so you're now ready to jump into the online shark pool and dominate the Net right?I know that you're saying "shark pool"? Yes, that’s right it's truly a shark. . .
Bad Credit Loans For Those Who Seek Alternatives For New or Old Car
You can still save money on a Bad Credit Loan by comparing rates, checking out multiple policies, and negotiating with lenders. Getting a Bad Credit Loan doesn't have to be like basic training. Someone with bad credit will more than likely have a tough time buying a brand new car at an affordable. . .
The Millionaire's Favorite Author
YOU WON'T FIND W.G. HILL ON ANY BEST SELLER LISTS, BUT IT'S HARD TO FIND A MILLIONAIRE WHO HASN'T READ MOST OF HIS $100 "SPECIAL REPORTS".Hill's Low Profile -- The name W.G. Hill isn't bandied around much in the book-publishing world. No literary society has ever discussed any of the two dozen or. . .
Risk It With A Bridging Loan?
How many times have you been casually going about your business, seen a great property and thought, "that would be a really nice place to live"? Then you snap out of it, knowing you can't lay your hands on the money fast enough. Well what if you really wanted this property? You discussed it with . . .
How to Get the Most Out of Job Fairs
Job fairs are a great way to meet potential employers. Unlike cold calling or surfing the Internet, job fairs offer the chance to chat with hiring managers in person and pass around your resume or business card. There are several ways to make the most of a job fair:What To Do Before You Get There. . .
Choosing the Best Life Insurance Option for You
Life insurance in is becoming more and more popular with many people now realizing the importance and the benefits of a good life insurance policy. There are two main types of popular life insurance, both of which offer a range of invaluable benefits to consumers. Level Term Life Insurance Level. . .
How To Get Started In Preconstruction Investing?
Through our website, GetPreConstructionDeals.com, the most common question that we receive is “How do I get rapidly started in preconstruction investing”. Realistically, you only need to take three steps on your path from being a “beginner” preconstruction investor to one that is extremely savvy.. . .
The Biggest Employment Change of All - Becoming an Entrepreneur
For many of us, change can be a scary thing. When we are children, there is nothing better than meeting new friends and going to new places. But, when we become adults, change can be something that is less than appealing. From finishing school and going on to college or university to getting marr. . .
Energy - How to Have More of It
Something the successful business person needs is - lots of Energy! You need Brain Energy and you need Body Energy. However as with any other kind of energy, it's constantly being drained away and needs replacing. Dealing with people, your customers and your team, can both drain your brain and yo. . .
Avoid the Three Biggest Financial Pitfalls
For the average person and/or family, the three biggest financial pitfalls to avoid are new vehicles, credit car interest, and short-term loans. Any and all of these can drain a person's or family's coffers of much needed funds. At best, they create opportunity costs, i.e., money spent on them co. . .
Customer Service and The Human Experience
Historically, customer service was delivered over the phone or in person. Customers didn’t have many choices, and switching to competitors was cumbersome. Today, these methods are but two of the many possible touch points of entry for any given interaction. With all the options the Internet bring. . .
Liquidated Damages
In many purchase contracts today there are two special clauses that must be initialed individually to be included in the contract. If both the buyer and seller do not initial the clauses they are not part of the contract.The first is Liquidated Damage. Barron’s Law Dictionary defines Liquidated D. . .
Tips for a Successful Trade Show
Well, autumn is upon us and with the onset of this season comes cleaner air and colourful outdoor scenery and, it is also prime season for trade shows. Sure, trade shows happen all throughout the year but, with many areas recognizing small business month/week, there is a greater opportunity for e. . .
Why Hire a Professional Transcriptionist to Convert Your Dictation or Audio Recordings to Typed T...
In a discussion forum for non-fiction writers (where I had posted my introduction of myself and my professional transcription business), another member replied and mentioned that for simple dictation, she uses a voice recognition software program. When what she had said really sank in, I felt lik. . .
Moving From A Weekend Hobby To Career In The Arts
Building a career as an artist takes hard work. Because the field attracts so many talented people, jobs in this field remain competitive. If you major in an art program at the university level, the focus is not on business, but in studio art, graphic design or humanities. So it’s wonderful. . .
How to Become a Successful Entrepreneur on the Web
Becoming a successful entrepreneur in the online world is no different than becoming a successful entrepreneur in the brick-and-mortar world. Both tasks require vision, determination, and hard work.The online world of the web offers many exciting opportunities for entrepreneurship because it is f. . .
How to Work with a Virtual Assistant
When someone asks me what I do, and I tell them I am a Virtual Assistant, I am bombarded with questions. What is a Virtual Assistant? Who uses a Virtual Assistant? How much do they charge? How can they complete my work without being in my office? How is a Virtual Assistant more beneficial th. . .
5 Signs You Need a Personal Loan
Sometimes the signs of needing a personal loan are just as convoluted as determining when to seek medical attention for the influenza. There are certain symptoms we all experience when we have the flu. Your nose may be a little runny. Maybe, a scratch or irritant lingers in your throat. The body . . .
How to Leverage Your Fund Raising Ideas
Learn how to easily optimize your fund raising ideas -- whether for school fund raising, church fund raising, charity work, non profit organizations, or business – that require minimal effort but produce maximum monetary rewards.Leverage is a fairly simple concept. According to Webster, leverage. . .
SEO For Dummies; How to Choose the right Firm for You.
Ok, so you’ve finished your web site. Now you just submit your web site to a couple of search engines, sit back, relax and wait to see your bank account grow. Yeah, that’s what I thought as well. You wait and wait and wait... nothing. No hits. No growing bank account. You cant even find your web . . .
5 Tips to Successful Time Management
Could you do with another hour added to your day? How about 10? Well, unless you are magical, this isn’t going to happen (unless you hire a Virtual Assistant), so you need to learn how to squeeze every second out of your day. This doesn’t mean packing your schedule so full you are exhausted. . . .
Refund Anticipation Loans -- More Harm than Help
If someone offered to loan you $2100 of your own money at interest rates of up to 222% you’d probably laugh at them and walk away; but, this spring, 1 in 10 Americans will do just that: they’ll borrow their own money at interest rates as high as 744% thru refund-anticipation or “rapid refund” lo. . .
Bookkeeping Scares Me!
Does the thought of bookkeeping scare you? Do you dread sitting down at your computer and entering all your receipts, deposits, and making sure everything is documented right for taxes? Never fear, there is a new, more affordable solution to having your bookkeeping done. Two words-Virtual Assi. . .
Using ClickTracks
Part 1: Getting StartedIf you're just getting started with ClickTracks, you'll find it's a very versatile tool. It presents information by overlaying it on your actual Web pages. It also allows you to create reports "on the fly" so that you can look at your visitors' behaviour on your site in ver. . .
The Future is Now
One of the missions of ChartWatchCentral is to inform our readers of opportunity before it mainstreams. There is tremendous opportunity in the futuristic field of Nanotechnology. Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary defines nanotechnology thusly: “the art of manipulating materials on an atomic. . .
10 Tips for Hiring Help for Small Business Owners
As a successful small business owner,you're accustomed to long hours; non-existent holidays and weekends spent working. When was the last time you went to your dentist? When was the last time you had an uninterrupted night out with your partner? Whether your goal for 2005 is to find more time f. . .
How to Make a Joint Venture Successful
This text is a chapter of the book "Successful Joint Ventures" soon to be released on the market. Question: What was your first successful JV, and what were the steps you took to make it successful? Hello. This is Valerie Vauthey speaking. I am the CEO & Founder of the fastest growing coaching co. . .
Money Does Talk!
When buying something, you can buy in one of two markets. The first is buying on terms in the retail market and the second is buying in the wholesale cash market. This can be illustrated by referring to the biggest purchase we all make in our lifetime - Real Estate. In recent years, when you ar. . .
Credit Cards - The Basics
How Lenders Operate – And How They’ll Make a Tidy Fortune from the UnknowingCredit card companies might seem like immensely clever, money making enterprises that exploit every loophole to maximize the interest payments – and profits – they are taking from you every month. Nothing, however, could. . .
Increase Sales in Your Home Business with These 10 Simple Ideas
Every home business has the same problem of how to increase sales without a hugely expensive marketing campaign. By utilising the following simple ideas you will be able to do just that.1) Use your invoices as an advertising tool.Whether you get your invoices printed professionally or use the inv. . .
Rejuvenate & Re-Fuel Your Inner Drive
I believe that as solo-entrepreneurs, business owners, and executives we all need a pat on the back. Give yourself commendation. Why? Because we have the courage to step outside of the corporate box and start our own businesses, be our own boss and take on the challenge and responsibilities requi. . .
Grow Richer As Your Competition Gets Tougher
"The market is getting crowdedIt’s getting harder to compete;The path to take is cloudedWhich profit path should I seek;I’ll stand firm and take on tough competitionI won’t run away from my mission,I’ll grow stronger as I intelligently compete."I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but the Internet is . . .
Are You Really A Twenty First Century Investor?
Real Estate Investors that educate themselves about CURRENT MARKET TRENDS will reap huge returns NOW!!! Information concerning NEW TRENDS in financial resources will open new and more profitable real estate opportunities for your business.Today’s residential real estate market for investors has b. . .
Online Promotion Beats Traditional Ten-One
While traditional marketing can work for the book author or publisher, the return is dim for the huge effort it takes. You must promote 90% of the time to even get a milligram of attention. While you may have a success or two, most of your efforts will bring poor book sales. Ask yourself right no. . .
You resigned. You were given a counter offer. Now what?
Breaking up is hard to do. To gear up for the fateful day, the “dumper” usually plays the scenario over and over in his or her mind until the perfect break up line is found; a line that has the right balance of honesty and diplomacy. The dumper’s vision usually ends smoothly, without complication. . .
How To Read Your Credit Report
The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, signed into law on Dec. 4, 2003, gives every American the right to a free credit report every year from each of the three major credit bureaus -- Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.What the law doesn’t do is give every American the ability to read thei. . .
Blessing the Money You Spend
A young girl opens a birthday card from her grand mother and folded inside the card is a crisp $100 bill along with congratulations and sincere wishes and hopes for happiness. A successful store rewards its customers who spend more than $20 with a bonus service or gift. A woman I know writes hear. . .
How To Find The Lowest Rate Possible
The quest is on! You’re in the market for a new home loan, a refinance, or a consolidation and you absolutely insist on finding the lowest rate possible! So what better place to do your research, then here on the internet, late at night, with your coffee in hand, and your family fast to sleep!We’. . .
Tips for Curing Bad Customer Service
Bad customer service is everywhere these days — unmanned front desks, surly servers, clueless staff, employees talking on the phone, and managers who refuse to acknowledge a customer. It’s no longer an exception ... poor service has become the norm.In an all-too-typical scene, a customer walks i. . .
How To Write A Business Plan
Writing a business plan is a fundamental step to ensuring your business has every chance of succeeding. Common statistics state that 9 out of 10 businesses fail on the first 5 years of operation, and of the remaining 10%, 90% fail in the following 5 years. Why? There may be a number of reason. . .
How To Choose An Equipment Leasing Company
Each year, thousands of U.S. companies face the challenge of finding attractive financing to acquire business equipment. Equipment leasing has become a preferred form of financing, accounting for more than 30% of business equipment acquisitions. Many companies approach the lease sourcing process . . .
Life Insurance Fears Following The London Bombings Tragedy
Following on from the tube train and bus bomb attacks in London there was a move from several UK insurance companies to reassure victims that claims would be processed “quickly and sympathetically”. This need for reassurance came in light of concerns that many victims of the blasts would not be . . .
Are Office Supply Super Stores Killing Your Business?
Have you ever noticed how convenient those giant office super stores are? I mean we all use them. They’re on every corner out here in the suburbs of Boston. It’s Officethis or Officethat or something like Paperclips, you know, all the major players. Well, I’ve recently realized that over the past. . .
How To Deal With A Difficult Boss
Most people at some point in their lives have to deal with a difficult boss. Difficult supervisors vary in personality from being a little pushy or rude, all the way to being downright abusive. Many people feel that an abusive boss has control of their personal life outside of work by lowering t. . .
How to Host a Successful Fundraiser - Tips and Tricks of the Trade
Hosting a successful fundraiser is no accident. It requires planning, commitment, and more than a little bit of salesmanship. If this sounds like a lot of work, make no mistake about it, it is. But it's rewarding work, it's meaningful work, and done the right way, it can be fun work. Fundrais. . .
Government Buying And Selling On The Internet
Global Insight, a leading economic and financial forecasting company, (formerly DRI-WEFA), states that all levels of government (federal, state, and local) should see steady increases in the purchases of goods and services through the year 2009.Vendors willing to make the commitment to sell to go. . .
Present Your Message with Power and Pizzazz
If you’re ready to kick your career or business up to the next level, then make it a goal to become a powerful presenter. People view savvy communicators as being more capable, intelligent, and knowledgeable than those individuals who have difficulty in communicating their ideas. You can quickl. . .
Due Diligence 101 Or What You Do Not Know Can Kill You!
Introduction:This article is written as a general discussion on the subject of “Due Diligence”. It is for informational purposes and not intended to be a definitive guideline for your exact situation. You should consult the appropriate professionals with regard to your specific transaction or s. . .
Help Your Kids Learn More About Managing Their Personal Economy
Remember when cash was a tangible commodity in all of our personal economies? As kids, we went to the bank, shopped with our parents and frequently watched them pay with cash. Now with cash on the endangered species list, today’s kids see their personal economic situation much differently. As we . . .
Structured Settlements 101: How Structured Settlements Work
You have probably heard the term “Structured Settlement” on a television or print ad and wondered what it meant. After all, the term is not a part of our everyday lexicon. A structured settlement is a contract under which an insurance company undertakes to make periodic payments to an injured par. . .
Real Estate Professional in the Palm of your Hand
GETTING THE MOST FOR THE LEASE-TRACKING YOUR REAL ESTATEIf you own rentals and/or investment properties, you know that you have to keep track of your portfolio, maintenance profiles, property managers, and related financial matters. There are a multitude of programs for the Palm- Pilot system to . . .
When Well-Written Resumes Don't Work
Job seekers spend more time fretting over their resumes than any other process during a job search. This is because most believe that the resume serves as a magic bullet. But no matter how great you sound on paper, the reality is that a resume can get you only so far in the job search, even if it. . .
Composite Credit Report Score simplifies Mortgage Issues
Do you want a mortgage loan for your new home? Trying to qualify for a new mortgage can be very tough, especially if you aren’t aware of the effect your credit report score has on your ability to get approved for loans. One of the first things a lender looks at to determine your suitability. . .
Equipment Leasing Blunders That Can Cost Your Firm a Mint
Rod McHenry, the financial vice president of a document imaging company, thought he had great cause for celebrating. He had signed an unbelievable $370,000 lease proposal covering computer servers, workstations, software and other networking equipment. McHenry believed he had snared an incredibl. . .
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