
14 July 2015 | 18 replies
One of the biggest mistakes landlords make in my mind... bowing their back up on these little issues.

17 June 2015 | 17 replies
If not, how do you bow out gracefully while maintaining control and saving your face?

11 August 2015 | 70 replies
He/she is trying to take a position of power, if you bow down to their idle threats now and let them manipulate you, will have a hard time managing them.

19 July 2016 | 27 replies
In this way, I pick up the quick nickel (forced appreciation), the slow dime (cash flow), and the really slow dollar (market appreciation) all along the way, all with leveraged compounding nearly (or totally) tax free.

1 August 2016 | 31 replies
the foundation is completely shot - bowing in and cracked.

11 January 2013 | 6 replies
Maybe compound the interest on the interest and on the points, if that’s legal in your state.
22 April 2022 | 64 replies
In 2021 the US almost doubled their tax tariff on Canada, thus increasing our retail costs compounded with the lack of inventory caused directly/indirectly by the pandemic.

14 October 2020 | 9 replies
WC Studio is something else entirely and are regularly doing great work, we're intending to connect with them again in the near future to see if we can get a better understanding of how they make things work.To compound the issue I've even got an investor lined up, but if the returns are going to be in the 5-8% range and we as developers are going to make about as much as we would on a medium sized architectural project it makes even less sense.

5 January 2007 | 4 replies
However I recognise that starting early with some kind of retirement savings is good for building it up (the compound benefit), and I'm wary of having all my investments in property.So, for those who have made a concious decision to pay off the home loan first, or are also working on some non-property investments at the same time, why have you decided to go down these paths?

13 January 2010 | 98 replies
Hey Ian,you survived some shots across bow today after a rough start, we are all just starting to warm up to you and looking in our bag of questions we would like answered by someone running a systematic marketing machine to investing in RE==don't leave it only gets better from here.I also do not understand what you mean when you speak of canvassing, could you explain that further?