W. J. Mencarow

Traits Of Successful Home Office Note Pros

Which ones do you need to work on? Good planner Self-motivated Strong communicator Task-oriented  Able to manage workload effectively Aware of personal work style preferences Able to work among family members Flexible Not just looking for an escape from the office Committed and responsible Able to ask for feedback A “doer” — not a procrastinator …

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Cops to Inspect Homes Without Notice For Illegal Rentals

Authorities in Long Island have launched a crackdown on homeowners who rent their house out to tenants who have not been registered under a “zero tolerance” program that will see police conduct home inspections without notice. Landlords in the Long Island community of Westbury will be targeted by a newly created police “Housing Enforcement Unit” …

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Home Sales Held Hostage by Junior Lien Holders

Tom Axon’s mortgage-collection firm gets about 25 calls a day from delinquent homeowners’ brokers seeking approval to sell their houses for a loss and avoid foreclosure. We’ll help, his staff tells them, as long as we get paid enough. Axon, working with co-investors, buys distressed U.S. home- equity loans and other junior real estate liens, often for …

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Don’t Buy A Note Or Own A Rental In This Town

Whether you may rent out your home in Winona, Minn. is now up to the government. You need to buy a permit. But that’s not all. Permits are rationed based on a completely arbitrary percentage. It all depends on when you tried to get a permit and whether you happen to live on a block where other homeowners have already gotten one. The local government grants only …

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The more things change, the more they stay the same

By Franklin Sanders, www.the-moneychanger.com “On 25 February 1791 President George Washington signed a bill chartering the first Bank of the United States. Y’all look at that. The ink wasn’t dry on the Constitution before those banks sneaked in there & tried to take a stranglehold on the whole country. Everybody was worrying about standing armies …

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