Brian I looked at the Title Pawn business last year as another income stream but I just couldn't get excited about the business model.The business model made tons of money but didn't feel right about doing it.

How are we gonna squeeze blood out of them turnips??

I am involved with a number of different volunteer organizations including Meals on Wheels, Carter Blood Care, Chamber of Commerce, Historical Society, Main Street Program, and the local SPCA.To answer your next question, no, I'm not married and I don't have children.

This is part of her ongoing education and information stream and available to only agents and brokers.

Today, I am switching gears and doing one large project at a time, looking for smaller ones to do at the same time, wholesale a few smaller ones, and add passive streams.

And or if it was a land deal the elderly couple would need to bring a blood relative of sound mind or an attorney to the closing so our Escrow closer could verify this seller knew what they were doing.I had one small parcel that I built 25 homes on in the mid 90's the Hertles were in there 80's and I explained very clearly that we were going to pay cash for the property and how escrow worked..

If the house you overpaid for is NOT the house you want to retire in, then it's time to do some (window) shopping at the very least.Another investment idea would be this: since paying down that overvalued mortgage would only return you the interest rate at which you're paying, how about taking that $30,000 to buy at a note at a 12% yield, and using that income stream to pay towards that "negative" amount you're bleeding out every month?

@Karen M.If I understand your 20 acres, you have road frontage and you want to subdivide off the rear portion on the other side of the stream and access from somebody else's property on the other side of the stream.First of all most places I'm familiar with to do a subdivision requires municipal/county approval.

A whole new stream of revenue. 2.

They think cash flow, multiple streams of income, predisposition towards increasing of assets.