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Harnessing Viral Real Estate Marketing with MySpace

In: Mortgage

28 Jul 2009

I know it sounds terrible, but “viral marketing” has nothing to do with a “computer virus”. So what is viral marketing? Just what it sounds like; marketing so powerful that it spreads like a virus, getting one person after the other in a rapid fashion.

What is a Hedge Fund?

In: Personal Finance

16 Jun 2009

Heres the first thing you should know about hedge funds: They have no clear identity or definition. In the investment world, I run a hedge fund has the same meaning as Im a consultant in the rest of the business world. The speaker may be managing money and making millions, or she may want a socially acceptable reason for not having a real job. The person who really manages money may go about her business in any number of ways, from highly conservative investing to wildly aggressive risk taking. She may be beating the market handily, or she may be barely squeaking by.

Buying Foreclosed Real Estate

In: Home & Family

4 Jun 2009

We have all heard the old saying that “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Now while foreclosure is considered a tragedy it can also be a blessing for the real estate investor. Residential real estate is also expensive. Prices vary from one place to another. This is a major reason somemany take a look or start investing with foreclosure real estate.

Investing in Old Money Stocks

In: Finance

28 May 2009

Before you throw your money at an investment, terminology is a major thing to learn in the investing game. Old money stocks is a term you will hear thrown around in some circles. Old Money Stocks is a term to describe stocks and companies that have been around for a very long time, they are considered stable investments for long term stock plans.

Learning to Recognize Investment Risks

In: Finance

23 May 2009

As an investor you face many risks, the most obvious is financial risk. Companies go bankrupt, trading decisions go bad, the best laid plans go awry, and you can end up losing your money ” all or some of it, whether the economy is strong or weak. What puts your finances at risk? Here are some types of risks below.

Managing Investment Risks

In: Finance

19 May 2009

As an investor you face many risks, the most obvious is financial risk. Companies go bankrupt, trading decisions go bad, the best laid plans go awry, and you can end up losing your money ” all or some of it, whether the economy is strong or weak. What puts your finances at risk? Here are some types of risks below.

T-Strips Make a Great Investment Instrument

In: Finance

9 Apr 2009

A STRIP is the acronym or it stands for Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal Securities. Zero-coupon securities which have maturities longer than a period of one year are not available for issue by the US Treasury, so it has created a program called the STRIPS program, where the principal payments and interest payments or coupons of standard Treasury securities can be broken or disintegrated and traded separately as zero-coupon securities.

New to RE investing?

In: Finance

8 Apr 2009

One of the best ways to get started with building your own personal wealth-building system is by investing in real estate. Becoming a real estate investor is a daunting task, but one that will, if operated efficiently, pay dividends forever.

What is Foreclosure

In: Finance

24 Mar 2009

Your mortgage is the most important bill we have to pay every month. Besides credit card bills, we also have to make sure we don’t miss our other monthly payments. When we fail to pay the mortgage; foreclosure happens and we lose our home.

Basic Investing Tips for Beginners

In: Finance

9 Mar 2009

The ups and downs of today’s stock market make national news almost every night. Most people know someone who has lost money in today’s unstable market. Investment beginners are then often fearful of investing their hard earned money.


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