Balance during a pandemic is not an easy state to maintain. For Relentless Award Winner Amber Castles â itâs all about working on her business,…
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As I recently said in Welcome To Paradise – We’re Living On A Sailboat!, we no longer have our Jeep. Since we are preparing to cruise and will be leaving the marina soon, we no longer have a need for full-time use of a land vehicle. Now, technically we still own our Jeep, but it’s […]
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A jaw-dropping mansion in Brooklynâs Prospect Park has recently hit the market, and it is truly one of a kind. Designed in 1899 by Montrose W. Morris, an architect known for his large, palazzo-style brownstones, 17 Prospect Park is the perfect combination of timeless elegance and modern features. The roughly 6,500-square-foot property was reportedly commissioned […]
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Over the past few years, itâs gotten a lot easier to get a mortgage as technology has evolved. Today, when a mortgage lender asks for your financials, you may be given the option to grant digital access to things like your credit history, income, and assets using your login credentials. Thereâs much less of a… Read More »Mortgages for Self-Employed Borrowers: Tips to Qualify
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Yes, it is true. I’ve been working on the restoration and design of my historic Victorian home in San Francisco for nearly four years now. But even as a blogger, I’m still a normal person my friends. We didn’t win the lottery. I’m not a professional interior designer. Contrary to popular…
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At the age of 50, I was laid off.
It was a Thursday morning in August of 2013 and it came on a conference call along with hundreds of co-workers. I had been working in one way or another since the age of 13 â babysitting, apple picking, camp counselor, journalist. It was the first time I had ever been involuntarily out of work.
Did I mention it happened while I was technically on vacation? Yep. I had to dial in to a conference call to lose my job while at the beach on Cape Cod. Oh, Corporate America.</
There are a lot of advantages to home improvement changes. They can make your space feel more modern, larger, and increase its value. And the…
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Big loans make some people squeamish. This used to surprise me. I wondered how, for example, a client could talk openly about life insurance, with its end-of-life implications, then get sweaty palms over a mortgage refinance. Another client might, after systematically considering the need for disability insurance, balk at a mortgage equity line of credit […]
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