What is network marketing if it isn'tconsistency in purpose?
The name of the game is, know what you stand for - stand for it - and act in accordance with it in everything that you do from today until you meet your objective.
The problem is when you're on the phone all the time getting fed negativity and rejection all the time even the strongest willed person will have moments of doubt.
But if you can pay yourself along the way to validate what you are doing is the right thing and you can continue that process until you meet your goals . . .
Then you're on the path to great success. Always be consistent in your actions, but make sure the things you stand for are things that you can stand for 10 years from now and you will make moolah along the way and then you have a winning formula that just can't fail.
Showing posts with label financing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financing. Show all posts
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
News from the National Assoc of Home Builders
Developments in financial markets in the second half of 2007 and early months of 2008 have undermined rather than contributed to recovery in the housing sector. Housing sector activity has been depressed by an additional 30 percent due to the credit market crisis.
Single family housing starts are down 63 percent from peak levels of production during the housing boom with some of the most troubled markets down 80 percent or more.
The toxic combination of lax lending standards and stagnant or declining house prices in many markets creates the potential for downward spirals with resetting mortgage terms and declining prices forcing foreclosures that depress prices further forcing additional foreclosures.
The most troubled markets are in Florida and California, and include Las Vegas and Phoenix, AZ, but the twin problems of inflated house prices and questionable mortgage lending are not isolated.
Housing markets across the country will experience another difficult year in 2008 before recovering in 2009. Recovery will be uneven with some of the most troubled markets declining through 2009.
Markets in the Northeast and South, with the notable exception of Florida, will recover ahead of markets in the Midwest. The industrial states are at greater risk of continued weakness than the farm belt, and the Western markets in Las Vegas, Phoenix and California will be the slowest to recover.
That's why the Home Seller Assist program is catching on like wild fire. Created by John Alexander this no bank qualifying allows people with problem credit to purchase homes and agents, builders, investors, loan officers and sellers around the nation are using this new funding to quickly move properties. They will even pay you a 1% commission for every buyer you bring to them that obtains a loan that funds!
John Alexander presents a live webcast each Tues and Wed evening at www.fastsellerloans.com, so make sure you attend the next one. The times are on the website, hope to see you there.
Larry Potter, Pres.
KIM-LAR, INC.
847-872-4047
Single family housing starts are down 63 percent from peak levels of production during the housing boom with some of the most troubled markets down 80 percent or more.
The toxic combination of lax lending standards and stagnant or declining house prices in many markets creates the potential for downward spirals with resetting mortgage terms and declining prices forcing foreclosures that depress prices further forcing additional foreclosures.
The most troubled markets are in Florida and California, and include Las Vegas and Phoenix, AZ, but the twin problems of inflated house prices and questionable mortgage lending are not isolated.
Housing markets across the country will experience another difficult year in 2008 before recovering in 2009. Recovery will be uneven with some of the most troubled markets declining through 2009.
Markets in the Northeast and South, with the notable exception of Florida, will recover ahead of markets in the Midwest. The industrial states are at greater risk of continued weakness than the farm belt, and the Western markets in Las Vegas, Phoenix and California will be the slowest to recover.
That's why the Home Seller Assist program is catching on like wild fire. Created by John Alexander this no bank qualifying allows people with problem credit to purchase homes and agents, builders, investors, loan officers and sellers around the nation are using this new funding to quickly move properties. They will even pay you a 1% commission for every buyer you bring to them that obtains a loan that funds!
John Alexander presents a live webcast each Tues and Wed evening at www.fastsellerloans.com, so make sure you attend the next one. The times are on the website, hope to see you there.
Larry Potter, Pres.
KIM-LAR, INC.
847-872-4047
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Financing the American Dream
Buying a home is the biggest financial investment most of us will ever make.
As with any large project or goal, it requires dealing with a variety of complex issues.
The best approach is to divide the process into manageable tasks.
If you cannot afford a conventional mortgage, there are a variety of alternatives. An anxious seller will sometimes offer temporary owner financing
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans offer down payments as low as 3%, but may require the buyer to purchase mortgage insurance. (The FHA is a government agency responsible for insuring affordable housing mortgages.)
The Veterans Administration (VA) offers no-money-down mortgages to qualified veterans of the U.S. military. Finally, there are local affordable housing advocates that offer low-cost, low down-payment loan alternatives.
For further information, contact the FHA, VA, Fannie Mae, or your local mortgage lender or real estate broker and if you would like to make a 1% commission off of any loans that you bring to the table, then you should check out this new funding program which was just launched.
As with any large project or goal, it requires dealing with a variety of complex issues.
The best approach is to divide the process into manageable tasks.
If you cannot afford a conventional mortgage, there are a variety of alternatives. An anxious seller will sometimes offer temporary owner financing
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans offer down payments as low as 3%, but may require the buyer to purchase mortgage insurance. (The FHA is a government agency responsible for insuring affordable housing mortgages.)
The Veterans Administration (VA) offers no-money-down mortgages to qualified veterans of the U.S. military. Finally, there are local affordable housing advocates that offer low-cost, low down-payment loan alternatives.
For further information, contact the FHA, VA, Fannie Mae, or your local mortgage lender or real estate broker and if you would like to make a 1% commission off of any loans that you bring to the table, then you should check out this new funding program which was just launched.
Monday, August 25, 2008
New Webinar Times for Home Seller Assist program with John Alexander
Don't forget, we have a live presentation each Tues
and Wed followed by a Q&A session.
Tue Night: 8:00 CST Seller Call (www.webuyfastnow.com) attend this if you have a property to sell or buy
Tue Night: 9:30 CST Business Overview (www.fastsellerloans.com) attend this if you want to make a 1% on any loan that funds - my profits since June 23rd are just over $17,000
Wed Night: 8:00 CST Seller Call (www.webuyfastnow.com) attend this if you have a property to sell or buy
Wed Night: 9:30 CST HSA Training Call & Q/A Session (www.fastsellerloans.com)
using the info in our training, I have made over $17,000 since June 23rd
and Wed followed by a Q&A session.
Tue Night: 8:00 CST Seller Call (www.webuyfastnow.com) attend this if you have a property to sell or buy
Tue Night: 9:30 CST Business Overview (www.fastsellerloans.com) attend this if you want to make a 1% on any loan that funds - my profits since June 23rd are just over $17,000
Wed Night: 8:00 CST Seller Call (www.webuyfastnow.com) attend this if you have a property to sell or buy
Wed Night: 9:30 CST HSA Training Call & Q/A Session (www.fastsellerloans.com)
using the info in our training, I have made over $17,000 since June 23rd
Friday, August 22, 2008
Fostering Entrepreneurship in Children
Whether it's a "restaurant" fabricated from fruit crates, a perfume made from flower petals and water, a lemonade stand, or a skateboard importing business, I've learned a few things over the years about the benefits of fostering an entrepreneurial "can-do" spirit in children.
1. Share Your Enthusiasm to Make a Business Out of Things Your Children Already Love. It's easier to go with the flow than to push water uphill. I could have spent months trying to persuade my kids to start their own restaurant... but that just wasn't their passion. They were interested in skateboarding. So a business based on that was a great foundation upon which to grow a new business idea.
2. Plant Seeds and Let Them Grow. Kids are smart and can work a lot out for themselves. But they may need you to suggest a few "What if?" questions that allow them to see wider possibilities than the one they saw initially.
3. Help Your Children Prepare for Potential Challenges. I asked my boys questions that would prepare them for dealing with order cancellations, import duties, and taxes.
4. Ask Questions - but Let Them Work Out the Answers. This is the kids' project. You want them to feel a sense of achievement as a result of their entrepreneurial venture - not that you did the whole thing for them. You can help out where necessary. But remember, children are incredibly resourceful. They can figure out things for themselves... with a little nudge here and there from you. Let them know that you are always available to help them, but stand back and give them a chance to do as much as possible themselves. Yes, they will make mistakes - but, though disappointing, mistakes are some of the best teachers.
5. Involve Both Parents. This is important whether you are together or separated. Your spouse (or ex) can offer ideas, insights, and experience that your children can benefit from.
6. Recognize the Difference Between Ideas and Actions. This is a big concept for anyone - adults and children alike. You can come up with "great" ideas for projects or businesses. But until you put them into action, nothing happens. By getting a few projects going yourself, you can give your children the courage to try their own.
7. Persistence Pays. The twin of action is persistence - staying the course. And encouraging your children to dip their toes into entrepreneurship teaches them how to handle "failure" and not give up. In any undertaking, there will be unexpected setbacks. And entrepreneurship is the perfect way for your kids to learn how to cope with those setbacks and think their way through creative solutions.
8. Clear the Path. Your kids are never too young to learn about the Ready, Fire, Aim approach to achieve success in any endeavor. Too much planning and over-thinking is the enemy of action. Teach your children to get a project started - and then build upon what they discover.
9. Don't Make Money Goal #1. Not every project has to make a profit in order to have value. So don't discourage your kids if they aren't interested in making a buck. If, for example, your daughter wants to put on a free piano recital in your backyard and have attendees donate money to orphans in Africa, that is a wonderful goal. The point is to help your children become strong and happy, not to impose your own vision upon them. Because if your kids enjoy what they're doing, they'll be much more likely to achieve success.
The greatest gift my parents ever gave me was this single piece of career advice: "We don't care what you do as long as you're happy." This has inspired some interesting choices along the way. But I can honestly look back and say that although some of the choices I've made have been plain hard work, I've never had a dull, boring, or unhappy job in my life. And my sister and brother say the same thing.
For me, the main benefit in the time I've spent teaching my kids about entrepreneurship has been the fun we've had learning new things together. That, and discovering more about what my kids are passionate about. At the same time, I know I've been helping them learn some major life skills.
You may wish to explore the Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander at www.fastsellerloans.com and if you need financing, explore www.webuyfastnow.com for a no bank qualifying loan.
1. Share Your Enthusiasm to Make a Business Out of Things Your Children Already Love. It's easier to go with the flow than to push water uphill. I could have spent months trying to persuade my kids to start their own restaurant... but that just wasn't their passion. They were interested in skateboarding. So a business based on that was a great foundation upon which to grow a new business idea.
2. Plant Seeds and Let Them Grow. Kids are smart and can work a lot out for themselves. But they may need you to suggest a few "What if?" questions that allow them to see wider possibilities than the one they saw initially.
3. Help Your Children Prepare for Potential Challenges. I asked my boys questions that would prepare them for dealing with order cancellations, import duties, and taxes.
4. Ask Questions - but Let Them Work Out the Answers. This is the kids' project. You want them to feel a sense of achievement as a result of their entrepreneurial venture - not that you did the whole thing for them. You can help out where necessary. But remember, children are incredibly resourceful. They can figure out things for themselves... with a little nudge here and there from you. Let them know that you are always available to help them, but stand back and give them a chance to do as much as possible themselves. Yes, they will make mistakes - but, though disappointing, mistakes are some of the best teachers.
5. Involve Both Parents. This is important whether you are together or separated. Your spouse (or ex) can offer ideas, insights, and experience that your children can benefit from.
6. Recognize the Difference Between Ideas and Actions. This is a big concept for anyone - adults and children alike. You can come up with "great" ideas for projects or businesses. But until you put them into action, nothing happens. By getting a few projects going yourself, you can give your children the courage to try their own.
7. Persistence Pays. The twin of action is persistence - staying the course. And encouraging your children to dip their toes into entrepreneurship teaches them how to handle "failure" and not give up. In any undertaking, there will be unexpected setbacks. And entrepreneurship is the perfect way for your kids to learn how to cope with those setbacks and think their way through creative solutions.
8. Clear the Path. Your kids are never too young to learn about the Ready, Fire, Aim approach to achieve success in any endeavor. Too much planning and over-thinking is the enemy of action. Teach your children to get a project started - and then build upon what they discover.
9. Don't Make Money Goal #1. Not every project has to make a profit in order to have value. So don't discourage your kids if they aren't interested in making a buck. If, for example, your daughter wants to put on a free piano recital in your backyard and have attendees donate money to orphans in Africa, that is a wonderful goal. The point is to help your children become strong and happy, not to impose your own vision upon them. Because if your kids enjoy what they're doing, they'll be much more likely to achieve success.
The greatest gift my parents ever gave me was this single piece of career advice: "We don't care what you do as long as you're happy." This has inspired some interesting choices along the way. But I can honestly look back and say that although some of the choices I've made have been plain hard work, I've never had a dull, boring, or unhappy job in my life. And my sister and brother say the same thing.
For me, the main benefit in the time I've spent teaching my kids about entrepreneurship has been the fun we've had learning new things together. That, and discovering more about what my kids are passionate about. At the same time, I know I've been helping them learn some major life skills.
You may wish to explore the Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander at www.fastsellerloans.com and if you need financing, explore www.webuyfastnow.com for a no bank qualifying loan.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Earn a 1% commission for recommending the Home Seller Assist financing
Recommending our product as is another great way to get started online quickly and easily.
You promote the Home Seller Assisit program created by John Alexander on your website like www.webuyfastnow.com and for every buyer you refer to the company's site, you get paid a 1% commission on any loan that funds and they loan from $50,000 - $300,000 with no Bank Qualifying
And the BEST part is that it only takes SECONDS to set up a relationship, and start earning BIG commissions! Just go to
www.fastsellerloans.com
and register.
Other reasons to consider starting it?
It runs itself -- Once you've completed the setup, you can automate the entire process, so you can earn commissions day and night, year round!
You can earn MULTIPLE commissions -- Because there's no customer service or payment processing required, you can get away with spending very little time working on the site.
Of course the more traffic you send, the more money you make, so you do need a site that gets lots of visitors and we provide tips and updates at
http://homesellerassist.blogspot.com
click on the Orange square to make sure you them as they are posted.
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