Who doesn’t want to make money in the comfort of their own home? Thanks to the Internet, there are hundreds of ways that you can make money, just by clicking your mouse. There are hundreds of different ways, and one of the most popular ways is to participate in one of the many survey sites, […]
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Today I present the second and final installment of my property tax saga — the informal hearing. (You can check out the first post here.)
To briefly recap, I’m a new homeowner and my assessed property value shot up by 31 percent from last year. So that, along with the fact that I have a tax-protesting father to please, landed me in County Appraiser Brad’s cubicle for an informal hearing.
The bad news<
The Google Chromecast was released this summer, and it promises to be a great way to save you money on your entertainment expenses, and help you to ditch cable. Here’s how.
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I have been a real estate agent, broker, and investor since 2002, and I have seen many crazy things happen in that time. I went through the worst housing crash in the history of the United States, and I have been a part of one of the most prolific housing markets in U.S. history since … Read more
Welcome to April’s business report where I show you how I made money online and traveled full-time last month. It’s time to look at this month’s update and see how I did. If you’re new to Making Sense of Cents, you may be wondering why I would want to publish my business report each month. This all […]
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Check out the best apartment pools in Tampa and make sure you always have a place to cool off right at home.
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My guest today is my pal Blake McCreight, and today weâre talking about using the best exit strategies to maximize your profits. Sometimes itâs wholesaling or assigning, sometimes itâs rehabbing. Heck, sometimes you have to make your decision based on how fast you need the cash, or how much capacity you or your team has to put into, say, another rehab. Great lessons here to help you maximize your profits and your organizational capacity!
Moving across state lines can be an overwhelming experience. Itâs hard enough to purchase a house you canât see often, if at all, much less find a way to get there to sign all the paperwork. Having a mortgage lender on your side can help you ensure things are getting done as they should and… View Article
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Lots Of People Looking To Refinance A couple of days ago I did a pretty long post talking about the new “Making Home Affordable” program that the Obama administration passed earlier this year. In that post I gave a 10,000 foot view of the plan, what it is designed to do, and who will qualify […]
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It’s been a long time since my wife and I had the luxury of thinking in terms of vacation. When we came to America more than 30 years ago, we also discovered two things:
People in America work very hard, probably harder than anywhere else in the world. Two weeks’ vacation seems to be the norm here, while in Europe and the rest of the world anything less than a month is inhuman, insane, or both. (I am not convinced they’re wrong, by the way.)
With all our family on other continents, we needed to spend those two precious little weeks every year with them. That led to employing all manner of strategies and devices — like accumulating as much vacation time as we could and squeaking out an advance on the coming year — so we could spend two whole weeks with our family and another week just for travel, there and back.