Showing posts with label bank owned properties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bank owned properties. Show all posts

2014-12-18

Will Your Business Die When You Do? http://www.businesscreditamerica.com/


As business owners, we sacrifice a lot to keep our businesses alive and growing.  For many of us this is our only means of supporting our families.  



So, one day 8 year old son asked could he take over my business one day.  I said yes, as would any other parent.  But, then it got me to really thinking.  What do I really need to do to make sure my business continues to live on after me?
This is one of the main reasons why, I keep reflecting back to setting up your business properly, because you could possibly face that situation to where at the last minute, you’re wondering, how or will your business survive.  Many of us don’t think about this until we’re hit with an unfortunate situation. Such as a business partner deciding to become our competitor, filing for a divorce that could damage the company, or even worse the sudden loss of the CEO of the company.

The reality is this, if you’re going to start a business set it up the proper way, so your love ones will continue to have a physical piece of you.  Not just memories.

2014-09-22

Lower your business taxes in one step! http://www.businesscreditamerica.com/ 1-888-883-3013

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As business owners, we tend to become uncomfortable when talking about business taxes. A lot of us will try to avoid it all together. However, this is a key component to helping you acquire funding if your trying to grow your business, In my book, "The Insider Bank Secrets" I teach people how to reduce their business taxes doing this one simple strategy. Many small business owners don't realize they are over paying their taxes.


2013-12-11

Real Estate Investment For Newbies http://BusinessCreditAmerica.com





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In this video I explain the 4 main steps in real estate investing.

1. Funding your investment is the biggest challenge for newbies.  Many of those want to be investors, usually lack money, credit, and a supportive team.  I explain to they when trying to set up their company to borrow capital for their real estate investment they should always fix their credit first, then look for like minded newbies that want to invest as well.  This way if they have bad credit and money.  You could easily partner up because you have the credit and it becomes a win for the both of you.

2. Now that you have the property you next move is to focus on the repair.  Depending on the history of the home this could be very expensive.  This why I suggest finding good reputable craftsmen to have on your team.  They may be able to save you a few dollars on those repairs.

2. As you complete the home repair process and attempt to sale it, flip it, 1031 exchange it, or just pull the equity out, you have to remember your loosing money.  The easiest way to cut down on loosing money is to find a lender, buyer, or broker while your repairing it to give you their recommendation on what they think is the best strategy for getting your investment back out of it.

4. In conclusion, while that rehab property is in your possession, I would recommend finding a great realtor in the local area to help rent it out manage it for you.  While you look for your next real estate deal.

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