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California Purchase Agreement, Counter Offer, and Addendum
Posted in Real Estate, tagged california addendum form, california counter offer, California purchase agreement, California Real Estate, california real estate forms, California realtor forms, CAR forms, CAR RPA, counter offer, how to buy a home, Hunter Plescia, Plescia, real estate forms, residential purchase agreement, RPA on April 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Unlimited Wealth From Passive Income
Posted in Financial Philosophy, Real Estate, tagged Finance, Franchise, Hunter Plescia, Investing, job, Money, passive income, Real Estate, Subway, time, Wealth on September 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I would rather earn 1% off a 100 people’s efforts than 100% of my own efforts. -John D. Rockefeller
There are two types of income:
1) Passive
2) Everything else
Passive income is simply income from a source that requires little to none of your time. Essentially, you earn passively.
Everyone has the same amount of hours in a [...]
The Reason You Won’t Get Rich Even If I Doubled Your Salary
Posted in Financial Philosophy, Real Estate, tagged Finance, Hunter Plescia, Investing, Money on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is the most simple financial concept and most simply ignored. I have a theory that states: If a person receives a lump sum of money (inheritance, settlement, lottery, etc), that is more than that person could have earned with their own business potential, then they will lose every penny. By lose, I don’t [...]
HOW TO SELL A HOME FOR LESS THAN YOU OWE FOR FREE (SHORT SALE)
Posted in Real Estate, tagged foreclosure, Hunter Plescia, negotiation, Real Estate, Short Sale on August 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Most people that bought a home in the last 4 years owe more than their home is worth. Actually, I would bet that everyone who bought their home with less than a 10% down payment recently owes much more than their home could sell for.
So what can a potential homeseller do about it?
A homeowner [...]
