5 Profitable Ways To Use Your Book’s Sell Sheet

Introduction Your sell sheet is the equivalent of your book’s resume, and it can be a very powerful and profitable marketing tool. The whole purpose behind creating it is to tell the world about your book, so it must make an impressive impact. Get the word out as fast and as widely as possible, and …

How Thousands of Our Clients Sold Their Homes Without Agents?

In the past, due to the lack of awareness about the home sale process, selling a home used to be a stressful task. The decision to sell a home can become a roller-coaster for the first-timers and if you have enough time and energy required to sell your home on your own there must be …

Overcapitalisation – Why Cost Does Not Equal Value?

If you are unaware of the real estate terminologies then you might be wondering what overcapitalisation is. Basically, overcapitalisation refers to an overspend on construction or renovation costs which means the actual cost of a construction/renovation of the property is superior to its real market value. Overcapitalisation is also considered as asset inflation. Confused? Let’s …

For Sale By Owners (FSBO) – Home Buying & Selling Tips

Traditionally, home buyers and sellers have hired the services of a real estate agent or a brokerage firm, a trend that continues to be popular. Yet the concept of FSBO (For Sale By Owner), where the sales transaction is directly between the home owner and a prospective buyer, is becoming increasingly popular. The growing popularity …

Multi – Family Rental Property: Buying, Selling, Renting

Many of us, consider, whether purchasing a multi – family, rental property, is a good fit, in terms of being, a component of one’s investment strategy, and process. Like anything else, a wise consumer researches, and becomes familiar with the possible, pluses, and minuses, and whether it, is for them. It is important to understand, …

Mortgage Pay Off Trap – Why the First Five Years of Your Mortgage is Set to Work Against You

The first 5 years of your mortgage is the most critical. The general rule of thumb is that you spend at least 5 times more in principal than interest. You can run the numbers for yourself at http://www.bankrate.com The banks‘ hope you won’t break free from this cycle and have designed the mortgage tables to …

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