
11 September 2008 | 24 replies
Hello all, this is how i spend my days(Phase 1 get my mind right)- Pray- Meditate - Exercise & go Jogging - Take a warm shower (while listening to relaxing music)- Eat a good breakfast(Phase 2 take care of business)- Check and respond to both my email and voicemail messages- Check to-do list, and complete any items due that day- Scan through that days top real estate news articles- Do a little networking through various real estate groups & forums (mainly for: education, finding deals, and building my connections) - Do at least one thing that day that normally makes me feel uneasy (I work on conquering my fears by doing them) (Phase 3 relax)- after all this, I put anything new on my to-do list to complete for the next day, then I either read a book, hang out with friends, watch a movie, or play video games.

13 October 2008 | 11 replies
If you're looking to build a web presence I'd recommend you skip the guru website-in-a-box concept.

10 October 2008 | 2 replies
I thought bank failure friday skipped a week!

16 October 2008 | 20 replies
Funny Note: Me and a group of friends went out to breakfast one morning.

20 November 2008 | 13 replies
Please excuse the typos, my key board is acting up and skipping letters.....

17 September 2008 | 34 replies
A lot of agents will skip a listing if it only pays 1.5-2.5% when the house down the street will pay 3%

17 August 2005 | 3 replies
The risks he points to are:1) Borrowing Too Heavily2) Selling your property too quickly3) Using ARMs to get a cheap loan - using adjustable mortgages in a rising interest rate environment is a dangerous formula4) Not having a plan for financial emergencies such as medical emergencies5) Skipping a property inspection because you just have to get the deal.

19 April 2007 | 8 replies
You can have (depending on what zoning allows), bed and breakfasts, equine facilities, up close and personal with animals, you pick em fields (tomatoes, strawberries, etc.), as mentioned CSAs, produce stands with all sorts of local grown and produced products (esp. as the "eat local" movement grows even larger), and so on and so on and so on.

27 August 2009 | 19 replies
These eventually work their way down to a generation skipping trust that is an IRREVOcable trust for asset protection set up for grand kids and future generations.