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Working Capital – Cash

1. New business working capital lines and loans from $2500 up to $100,000. These programs are unsecured and typically require no documentation, only a short application in most cases. A personal guarantee is required but these unsecured loans and lines do not show up on the borrower’s personal credit!

2. Convert funds from 401k(s) and qualifying employer-sponsored retirement plans into working capital without incurring tax burdens or penalties. This is not borrowing against your 401k(s).

3. Turn future Visa/MC sales into cash now! No credit card sales yet? Set up with our processor and gain easy access to this cash program with competative rates and terms. It’s not a loan. It’s a true advance with a painless and flexible repayment schedule.

4. Self-direct your IRA(s) as a much needed cash injection for the business. There are no penalties and the IRA maintains its tax advantages. Also, ask us about IRA-based commercial real estate investing.

5. Sell future payment(s) for today’s cash value. Qualifying payments include:

A structured legal settlement.
An assignable investment annuity.
A private mortgage note you or an interested party holds.

 

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Another Network

True Disappointment

So I live out here in sunny SoCal and we just had our nice little 6.1 Magnitude EQ…..I’m on the 12th floor of my building and we sure were rockin’ and swaying!! Anyways for the past 30 min I’ve been on the phone hitting redial trying to reach any family or friends and guess what?? Not a single solitary cellphone signal from any of them (all on different carriers). Wow I thought the cell phones were supposed to safe and sucure and able to handle an emergency….well guess what anyone who is plugged-in and completely wireless, if you’re out in the field UR SCREWED!!

Plain and simple you’re outta luck cuz that nice little telecomm service that we all pay too much for just failed, the one time you actually NEEDED to use it. Well I don’t know about anyone else but I am going to be requesting my money back for this month tonight! I sincerely hope that everyone who experienced the same difficulties will do the same and clog and flood the wireless companies lines with demands, because I won’t be requesting it, that they give me my hard earned money back for a “service” they failed to provide, especially in a time of need.

I think any of us in a service-related industry should take a moment to sit back and realize what’s important here, namely family and friends. If we cannot reach them in a time of need (now just wait until there’s a real crisis) then what are we doing??

Actually the funny thing is that I was able to reach all my friends and family via email and chat. I suspect that this was only becuase the size of the EQ was not all that big…..yet I still fear that in the event of a catasptrophe, forget it as it’ll be like the retirement years YO-YO (Your On Your Own).

Enjoy and hope your day ROCKED as much as mine!!

New RE Agents

This past Sunday I was fortunate enough to speak to my friend’s Real Estate Finance class about the issues facing people in today’s market and the current credit challenges. What struck me was that there was less than 20 students in class (on a semi-sunny Sunday in SoCal no less) whereas just a year and a half ago there were more than 50. The theme of questions that kept coming up was how to get started as a real estate agent in today’s “tough” market. While it seems to be slow out there for some there are still many who have more work than they can handle. Why is this? Are these busy agents working harder and longe hours than those who are not? I don’t think they are, from what I’ve seen they are working smarter. More importantly the successful agents I’ve been fortunate to work with assist their client’s needs first and foremost (even at the expense of their own commission, gather that) and are probably more attentative to the client after the “sale” than before.

My take is that real estate is about building relationships first and foremost. Relationships with your clients (past, present and future). Relationships with other agents. Relationships with those in the biz (appraisers, loan officers, title reps and the list goes on and on and on….) Most importantly adding your own personal touch and personality to the transaction is what you are there for regardles of the transaction type and client, you are there to guide them and look out for their best interest, bar none, end of story.

another mattm4re commentary on the current situation

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