Australian Real Estate Investing?Sunny Side Up!
The SunshineCoast, to anyone that
The Black Swan :: The Highly Improbable and Real Estate Investors
Real estate books are a mixed batch. There are those that I recommend, such as Eldred and McLean’s excellent Investing in Real Estate, now in it’s fifth edition. On the other end of the spectrum is Robert Kiyosaki’s bestselling fable Rich Dad Poor Dad, a dangerous and misleading book if ever there was one.
Flipping Foreclosures on the Internet
Find out how to flip foreclosures on the Internet for serious profits with Mike Collins
Woodmoor Pines Golf and Country Club
One of the best kept secrets in the Tri-Lakes area is the Woodmoor Pines Golf and Country Club. This club features Golf, Tennis, Swimming (both indoor and outdoor) as well as multiple dining and meeting rooms.
This is a great club in a a great area, Woodmoor. Here’s a little video that talks about the club:
Woodmoor Pines Golf and Country Club Video Tour - Monument, CO 80132
Are you a Landlord or an INS agent?
Expect to see more of this issue…
As the presidential election looms, the issue of immigration - particularly illegal immigration - will move into the spotlight.
The PLR Process - How To Make Money Online Using Niche Content Sites
Ok, the guys (Marc and Daniel) over at PLR Pro have just done another amazing thing for anyone who’s looking for more information (and the exact steps) on how to start building a Virtual Real Estate with PLR content… Introducing ‘The PLR Process’. The ultimate process map for creating your own niche affiliate and adsense sites with PLR content. The entire process, the steps, ex?ctly what needs to be done!
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Landlord strategies :: Managing difficult tenants
There’s a conventional wisdom out there that higher-end properties bring good tenants and lower end properties bring problem tenants.
Real Estate Investing and the Psychology of Relationships
Real estate investing is all about relationships and dealing with people. In this column I’ve written about the need for trust in order to build long term symbiotic relationships. I’ve also written about using contracts to build a solid legal safety net.
So…which is it? Back in the ‘60s a management theorist Douglas McGregor originally wrote about two theories about managing relationships: Theory X, which is a negative view that assumes that people are inherently lazy, dislike work, and need (want) to be controlled, and Theory Y which argues the opposite – that people are self-motivated and will choose to seek responsibility and do good work.