Category: Business

In a buyers market, no one can really be more happy at the vast amount of inventory available than the buyer. But what if you are in need of selling your home in a buyers market? How do you stand out from the other properties that may look very similar to yours in appearance and price? Here are are few tricks you and your realtor can do to keep your listing hot. In a typical buyers market, a home usually has a longer “days on market” review and negotiations change quite a bit. The term buyers market is when there is 6...

After constant showings and a few disappointments, your buyer has finally found their dream home! Its exciting and they are finally willing to put in an offer. As their agent, the last thing you want is for them to lose out on their dream home or come in over priced. Whether it is only their offer being presented to the seller or you are in a multiple offer situation, there are some key things to keep in mind to get your offer accepted. As both sides want to feel as if they are getting a deal, from a buyer...

True success is a process, not a destination. Identifying the direction you want your life to take and creating the goals you want to accomplish along the way to get there is an ongoing fleet. Before you begin your journey towards success, you must have a definition of what that means to you. In business, the way you plan is the way you succeed. There is no such thing as “get rich quick”, but you can “get rich. period”. How? Well there are 4 ways according to the new school of wealth builders. Get results fast and happy clients fast: Even if you have...

Real Estate is generally a great investment as it can generate ongoing passive income. Not all is created equal in real estate though when it comes to an investor. A new development being built down the street may look appealing, but it is completely useless in the eyes of an investor if it wont allow rentals. Which means no rental caps. For any real estate investor, a typically really good turn on investment is about 15% annually. It is about finding the options available to generate these returns is what keeps an investor interested. With ever changing laws, though...

Before you take your next big idea to Shark Tank, you will want to weigh your options.  While the idea of having your company on TV being in the glitz and glamour of the “big stage”, Mark Cuban and Daymond John have both said, it is smart to wait as long as possible before you bring in an investor.  Don’t use credit cards or borrow money if you don’t have to; you want to bootstrap your business as long as you can and grow it organically.  Small businesses are a huge risk for small investors and venture capitalists.  If...