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Tips To Become a Successful Realtor

March 7, 2016 2 Comments

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There are varying degrees of success when it comes to selling real estate. Some earn a marginal profit from the sale of their property while others seem to consistently sell well above the property’s reserve price. This is above and beyond the steps I wrote for a homeowner, to increase their sell price.

Tip to Become Successful Realtor

There are several successful real estate agents like James Tostevin, Marcus Chiminello and Alexander Phillips who have figured out a working process that allows them to be successful in real estate. Below are a few ways the top real estate guns have accelerated their property selling success and how you as the property vendor can emulate similar success when selling your own property.

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How to Train Your Mind To Stay Out of Debt

March 2, 2016 3 Comments

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For some reason American’s love to live with borrowed money. Whether it’s the govt. or the citizens. The debt burden is huge. To get a quality education you need to be in debt, unless your parents can afford the cost of education. Still debts like student loans and mortgage are good loans. at least the purpose of taking out those loans is good. you are actually investing the borrowed money, either in your future or on an appreciating asset, your home.

Train Your Mind to Stay Out of Debt

But the moment you start borrowing to buy things, like car, TV, appliances or just your daily expenses, it becomes nasty. Since the invention of credit cards and loans, to get goods and services through credit has never been easier. People owe money to not only banks but also, friends, co-workers, family members as well. These are the habits, you need to train your mind to avoid!

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