The Family Treehouse: A Place to Come Together and Just Be
Sometimes you have to lose the thing you love to realize how desperately you want it back.
Sometimes you have to lose the thing you love to realize how desperately you want it back.
Today, I have a great guest post from Stacy Gallego on how she makes extra money. Stacy is a long time reader of Making Sense of Cents who has built an amazing flipping side hustle. Enjoy her story! If you would have told me in 2000 that I would finish nursing school, get married to […]
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Hesperia and San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department will pay $1 million to settle a suit alleging discrimination against Black, Latino tenants.
There have always been long-standing rules about real estate ownership, including the three most important ones: location, location, location. But the one constant about real estate investing is that nothing ever stays the same. Even the location rule, because preferred locations change from year to year, and certainly from generation to generation. After the 2020 […]
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What’s the best way to start closing deals in real estate right away? What changes should agents make now for strong sales in a shifting market? Last month’s real estate podcast guests shared their strategies and offered suggestions for new agents as it gets harder to bring clients from consultation to closing. Tune in and find out what you missed last month so that you can go back and listen to the conversations that resonate with you and your business!
I was with a group of friends earlier this week and one of the gals asked me, “So, are you all ready for Christmas?” She was referring to whether or not I have all our presents purchased and wrapped and whether the myriad of other Christmas details were taken care of. I wasn’t sure howRead More
One thing you should always look out for â regardless of the type of loan youâre applying for â is loan origination fees. Many lenders charge origination fees for new loans to help cover costs on their end. However, what these fees are called and the amount of these fees can vary quite a bit […]
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Around 21% of Americans who quit their jobs either cash out their 401(k) or leave it to be transferred into cash by the employer. Both result in billions of dollars in lost retirement savings. Cashing out was a problem before ⦠Continue reading â
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When you are ready to buy a house, the amount you can afford is an important factor to consider. To make this process simpler, here are five tips to follow.
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