Monthly Archives: January 2007

My FICO, DTI and LTV…

will determine whether I get my interest only loan for my cash flow property this year. FICO, I have previously explained. DTI is Debt-to-Income ratio. Basically it is the minimum amount of all payments you must make every month divided … Continue reading

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We journey together

These places pass the sniff test. Today I add two links. Searchlight Crusade, a Real Estate blog with regular, insightful updates from a professional. andThemovechannel.com, a configurable international RE listings site. I get regular emails about opportunities in areas that … Continue reading

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Finally…

I have a cohesive website

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I read 36 blogs

This changes daily. As you well know I am on a quest. Freedom 55. One aspect of this quest is to diversify my revenue streams. 2007 is the year I buy Real Estate with the intent of having renters pay … Continue reading

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Show Up!

Thanks to Tom Peters for this… Show up! (If you care, you are there.) “Being there” matters…Big Time. I’d go so far as to say that three out of every four (or nine out of every 10) (or 99 out … Continue reading

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Common Sense

As part of my plan for financial sovereignty I use all the following tools. Thanks to Utterly Clueless.Doug

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Master the loan

In a conversation today I was reminded how painful it can be to apply for a loan. I can help. While you are sitting in the chair and he/she is asking your name and typing it into the computer it … Continue reading

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This I Know

It may be counter-intuitive, but you can change your attitude, by changing your facial expression. Just do it when you feel the need. Doug

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Take Charge

I have one link on my blog. billcara.com. It is for people that are in a mood to take charge of their financial market investments. I have been reading his blog for eight months, and I consider it a changing … Continue reading

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Reasearch for Real Estate

The majority of my education on RE investing comes from blogs. I downloaded Google Reader, and everytime I pass an RE blog I grab a subscription and read it for a while. If I like what I see I keep … Continue reading

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