2018 is more than halfway done, and I thought it would be a great time to update everyone on what has gone on in my real estate world. I set goals every year, and one of my challenges is making sure I am reviewing and paying attention to those goals. It is easy to get … Read more
Below is the transcript from the interview….. This is Jeff Rose and I’m doing something fun and different today. As you can see I’m actually sitting in a make-up studio with Emily Eddington who is a WSIL TV3 morning news anchor. This is actually a different, flip-the-script-type thing. Typically, I am on the morning news […]
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Home equity lines of credit, commonly referred to as HELOCs, represent an attractive type of financing that allows homeowners to borrow against the equity theyâve built in their house Homeowners commonly use HELOCs to finance home improvements, to pay off expensive credit card debt, and to pay off student loans, among other purposes. HELOC and […]
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Dogs are such an integral part of many families that we humans hate to go on vacation without them. Today, 45% of American households include a canine, and the dog population is inching ever closer to 90 million. There are many places you can take your good boy on your travels, but it requires research […]
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One of the parts of my next book that I’m especially excited about is that I’ll not just be sharing how to start earning some additional income, but will be giving you a plethora of ideas of businesses you could start or ways to earn additional income. I have put together a long list ofRead More
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Moving to a new home can be an expensive and stressful proposition. Here are some ways to save.
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Apartment syndication, which is the pooling of money from numerous investors that will be used to buy an apartment building, is a complex real estate investment strategy with one of the highest barriers of entry. In fact, before even searching for your first apartment deal, youâll likely require years of preparation in order to set … Read more
For some travelers, shopping for souvenirs is a vacation highlight. Whether along a street of indie boutiques in a big city or at a craft market by the beach, hunting for items that you wonât find back home can be a thrill. Whatâs more, every time you use or wear your purchases â or spot […]
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Saturday, I posted what I thought was an amusing anecdote. I told how I’d bought some treats from a young girl’s bake sale, but she’d been woefully unprepared to take my money and give me change. I meant the story to be comic relief, but quite a few GRS readers found it unamusing â and, in fact, thought I came off as something of a jerk. Oops.
In retrospect, many people raised valid concerns (though some folks were making mountains out of molehills). I was something of a jerk. To make amends, today I want to provide a frame of reference so you can see where I’m coming from (not that this excuses my behavior), and I want to provide some tips for parents with entrepreneurial kids.
I was a grade-school entrepreneur
As I’ve mentioned many times, I always do what I can to support young entrepreneurs â that’s why I bought the goodies from the girls last week in the first place. I believe strongly that kids should be encouraged to make and sell things, and even start their own kid-sized businesses. I probably feel this way because I was a grade-school entrepreneur.