It will take years of diligent and disciplined effort, but the rewards are tremendous.

I agree on finding a rewarding career also, and what I'm doing is not rewarding, nor do I look forward to waking up and going to work.

If you do at the end of the day all you'll have is problems and headaches with no rewards.

I am sure you can find relatively intelligent people on both sides that will tell that their way is the best way, but it does comes down to balancing your personal risk versus reward comfort level.

What better way to capture buyers than to offer them a ca$h reward just for purchasing a home through our Mortgage Company... just our way of saying "thanks" (Rewards are between $1,000-$10,000 depending upon the purchase price of home) We offer in-house underwriting with the ability to broker out when it best suites the buyer, online application available to buyers 24/7 @ http://www.deekumapayi.maverickmortgage.com, professional and timely service, on time closings - no stress process for buyers and realtors, we also offer Mavericks "WOW" customer satisfaction, integrity, knowledge of products, and HONESTY.

The more I learn about financial intelligence and the fact that the people who reap the rewards of it are just ordinary people doing more than the ordinary person.

The idea of profit sharing is rewarding agents for growing the company and they call it a downline.

Older buildings do have a certain charm, but at the same time can have considerable maintenance issues if the previous owners did not properly take care of them.

But before I make any decisions I fully understand what he said above and the comments he left are more like, rewards soon after money is spent.

A significant part of my motivation in many of my endeavors will probably have something to do with the monetary reward I will get out of it.And in reference to unfulfilled promised "solutions", I firmly believe that good business is based in doing what you say you are going to do.