PeerCube is a peer-to-peer (P2P) filtering tool. PeerCube has been capturing and analyzing data on P2P lending sites since 2011, which actually makes it one of the better established P2P investing apps available (most have been around only a year or two, and some for just a few months!). Since it began operations, PeerCube has […]
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New data suggests that the froth on top of Chinaâs red hot economy is starting to die down, allowing value investors a possible entry point to ride the economy back up. But there is a chance that the country is still in the first stages of a slow decline, which could cost investors dearly. China’s
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Rental properties have many great benefits including favorable tax benefits with the IRS. Not only can you depreciate rental properties to save on taxes, but a 1031 exchange allows you to sell a rental property and defer the taxes on any profit you make or recaptured depreciation. A 1031 exchange has many rules and regulations … Read more
So far, the traditionally strong spring home buying season is off to a not-so-great start. A pair of reports from DataQuick revealed that home sales in Northern and Southern California were at six-year lows in March, despite a strong seasonal uptick from February. In SoCal, a total of 17,638 new and resale homes and condos… Read More »Can Low Mortgage Rates Save the Spring Home Buying Season?
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One of the early online investment brokerage platforms, Firstrade offers first rate service. They provide all of the resources that you need as a do-it-yourself investor. That includes tools, calculators, and educational videos and articles, that will help you to be a better investor. The platform also offers an aggressive fee structure, that while not […]
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Consumer financial products are innovating faster than anyone can keep up with them. Every week I hear about dozens of new websites, apps, online pawnshops, and initial public offerings. Most are clunky, scammy, a waste of time. A few, however, are products Iâd strongly consider using myself. Theyâre fairly priced and address a genuine need.
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A property managerâs job is not incredibly difficult if they know what they are doing. They find good tenants, they get a lease signed, they collect rent, and they check on the properties once in a while. At least that is what a lot of landlords think when they consider using a property manager for … Read more
A property managerâs job is not incredibly difficult if they know what they are doing. They find good tenants, they get a lease signed, they collect rent, and they check on the properties once in a while. At least that is what a lot of landlords think when they consider using a property manager for … Read more
While having poor credit can feel inhibitive, online bad credit loans can be instrumental in helping to repair and build credit scores. Bad credit online loans are best for borrowers who donât have a lot to their credit history or made a few financial mistakes in the past and are now paying for it. A […]
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It all started in July 2008, when my blog, Good Financial Cents, was born. Iâve always had a passion for educating people on the basics of investing and financial planning and I took that excitement to a whole new level with the creation of the blog. I was fortunate in the sense that I had […]
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