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The Best Debt Settlement Help Starts With You

By Grayson Allen | Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

Paying outstanding bills each month has been a major concern for most of us. This constantly gives us stress that leads to more than just health problems. Oftentimes we turn to the advice of experts to resolve these issues. However with patience and self control one can delete looking for debt settlement help.

Negligent Driving First Degree A Great DUI Plea Option

By Ace McGavin | Friday, January 29th, 2010

You never thought it would happen to you, but it did. And now you have to report to court for a Washington State DUI charge. It's obvious that you need a Seattle DUI lawyer, but aside from that, you aren't sure what to do, what will happen, or how you are going to get out of this mess. At least you have this article to help.

The Solution to Negotiation Deadlocks — Hint: It’s Neither Compromise Nor Coercion

By Guest | Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Compromise is the process of finding a middle ground between two positions or solutions. The middle ground is not capable of generating sustainable solutions to today's problems. Because of this our society may at last be on the brink of evolving beyond our traditional over-reliance on compromise as a first-choice problem-solving strategy.

Use Caution when Investing Pre-Construction Condos

By Dave Peniuk | Saturday, September 19th, 2009

I bought two of Toronto's rare loft conversions for an investment. The Toy Factory Lofts were developed by taking the Irwin Toy Factory and transforming it into units where owners can both live and work. We decided to jump in and ultimately bought these properties (after we did a lot of research).

Secrets Direct Marketers Understand About Investing In Real Estate

By Julie Broad | Thursday, September 17th, 2009

When looking to sell a home during times when the real estate market is unstable, many simply decide to drastically lower the price. The home would then be placed on every website imaginable as you sit back praying for just one buyer, any buyer. This is a strategy many of your neighbors have also tried; and it didn't work for them either.

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Real Estate Investors

By Julie Broad | Monday, August 17th, 2009

The book titled Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, written by Stephen Covey, was first published in1989. I found my old copy of the book the other day, and as I flipped through the pages I started wondering what the seven habits of highly effective real estate investors would be.

What To Consider When Renting A Furnished Rental Property

By Julie Broad | Monday, August 17th, 2009

Offering a furnished rental is definitely not the same as offering a regular rental property. The general principals of attracting and screening good tenants are the same, but there are some important things you should know if you're interested in turning your home into a furnished rental or buying a property to become a furnished rental:

Be Cautious of These Real Estate Investing Programs

By Dave Peniuk | Monday, August 17th, 2009

We've all seen those late-night TV infomercials about people claiming you can get rich through real estate investing. When I saw one we already owned a couple of properties, but we were nowhere near getting rich. So I figured I'd go and pick up a few tips and tricks. Maybe I could even afford to quit my job in a few years. So I went to the hotel where the free course was being offered on my lunch hour.

No Property Manager? 5 Steps to Rent out your Property

By Dave Peniuk | Monday, August 17th, 2009

Money is tight, and you've got to rent out your vacant suite. You need the rent money to make the mortgage payment. What do you do? You could rent it out to the only person who is willing to move in right away... and allow yourself to justify why that person won't let you speak to their current landlord or why the collection agency is after them.

The Monopoly Way to Real Estate Investing Success

By Julie Broad | Sunday, August 9th, 2009

Lots of people ask me "when is the right time to buy property?" Well, the truth is, anytime is a good time to buy property. However, just because it's always the right time doesn't mean you can't lose money on real estate. Real estate, like other investments, carries a certain element of risk - otherwise it wouldn't be investing! What makes real estate investing risky? Buying bad properties. Bad properties are bad properties- it has nothing to do with timing.

Getting Started in Real Estate for the Penniless – Part Two

By Dave Peniuk | Sunday, August 9th, 2009

People often ask me how they should obtain the money for their real estate investments and are sometimes not happy with my response. That's because many are hoping to find easy solutions that don't require much work on their part and are therefore disappointed with my advice.

Getting Started in Real Estate for the Penniless – Part One

By Dave Peniuk | Saturday, August 8th, 2009

You probably won't like what I have to say. But, the brutal reality is that you can't spend everything you make and expect to get rich. Period. If you are slipping further and further into debt each month and you think real estate investing is going to save you, I have bad news for you. It won't.

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