To be a great real estate agent, you should be focused on two things: being a successful agent, and the happiness of your clients. To do this, you have to be awareof the various risks that you or your clients may encounter. In most states, real estate agents are... Read More >
The average 30-year, fixed mortgage is nearing 5 percent, leaping 19 basis points to 4.90 percent this week, according to Freddie Mac's Primary Mortgage...
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Success is a byproduct of many things. While some say it boils down to luck and timing, the reality is that it's less a matter of chance than it is of action. Your...
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Success isn't something that comes about by coincidence, a happy accident or a stroke of luck. The reality is that long-lasting success is a learned skill...
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When it comes to serving your real estate clients with excellence, you can't underestimate the importance of good, consistent communication...
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Simple math suggests it's probably better to pay off debt before saving for retirement or adding to your emergency fund. Generally, if you're paying more interest than you're earning in interest, you're losing money. But personal finance decisions are rarely...
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To be a great real estate agent, you should be focused on two things: being a successful agent, and the happiness of your clients. To do this, you have to be awareof the various risks that you or your clients may encounter. In most states, real estate agents are...
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Simple math suggests it's probably better to pay off debt before saving for retirement or adding to your emergency fund. Generally, if you're paying more interest than you're earning in interest, you're losing money. But personal finance decisions are rarely...
