May 28 2009
How Do You Start And Finish Your Day?
With so much negative stuff going on in the media, we can all use a shot of inspiration.
So, I would like to share with you a formula that I use that allows me to start and finish my day on a high note.
1) Before you turn on the television or grab a newspaper…spend about 10 minutes reading some daily affirmations. It is a proven fact that what you fill your mind with will manifest.
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Mar 20 2009
I wanted to share this very important free call wih You
from one of the smartest minds in marketing.
Jay Abraham is not a real estate investor, per se,
although he owns some very expensive property.
But most real estate investors that he does know
(who invested in the last five years) are under
water on their home values. Worst still, their
cash flow is negative in a bad, bad way.
Unfortunately, many — if not most — of the
ones (who’ve been trained in real estate as a
second career) are up against the proverbial rock
and hard place — financially. They can’t sell
the property or they’d lose tens — even hundreds
of thousands of dollars most of them don’t have.
They can’t refinance their mortgages because the
land values are so low and many of these “nouveau
investors” have seen their credit rating collapse,
almost faster than the value of their properties.
Add insult to injury, many took out low-entry rate
loans that recently reset. Even if you can rent
your property for premium rent payments, you still
end up cash-flow negative, by a huge margin, every
month.
Do you go into foreclosure? Do you file
Bankruptcy? Do you sell your sell your soul
to…well, you know. Frankly, the obvious options
aren’t very appealing, attractive or “doable” for
most of you.
Nov 27 2008
Here in the United States, we are celebrating
Thanksgiving, which is a day set aside for us to reflect
back on all the things we should be thankful for.
So, that got me to thinking, and I want to ask you a
question.
What are you thankful for?
In our very busy and hectic life, we often times forget to
take time and reflect back on all the things we have in our
lives that we should be thankful for.
As for me, here is a partial list of the things that I am
thankful for:
1) My health…it you are healhy, just look around at how
many people that you know that are facing healthy
challenges. Just seeing that should make you very grateful.
2) My family…my family is relatively healthy and as I
write this message, I am headed to my Mom’s house to
celebrate Thanksgiving. Based upon the fact that my Mom
has lived through open heart surgery, a stroke, suffers
with hypertension, and smokes…each moment that I spend
with her is a gift and something that I am truly thankful
for.
3) My friends…it has been said that true friends are
very rare. A true friend is someone that is with you
through all your trials and tribulations. It is very easy
to find someone to be with you during the good times.
However, someone that will stick with you through the bad
times are truly “friends.”
4) Lastly, but certainly not least…is you. Over the
past few months, I have gotten to know some of you and
consider you part of my extended family. Because of the
emails and other feedback that I have gotten from many of
you really has touched my heart. Because of the feedback
that I have received telling me how the training I have
provided has changed your life is the reason that I don’t
mind the countless hours of working with you and providing
you the direction you need to be successful. If you have
not taken attained the level of success that you deserve
in your real estate business, then I encourage you to
join us at AskMichaelAdulAli.com and let’s start
you on the road to financial prosperity.
So, regardless of your situation, each of us have
something to be thankful for.
Take a few minutes and leave a comment below and let me
know what you are thankful for this holiday season.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Oct 20 2008
I want to share with you a very quick story.
Brendon Burchard is a 32 year old man who should be dead.
At 19 years old he was in car wreck that should have
killed both him and his friend. They both survived.
Instead of his life flashing before his eyes, three
questions flashed through his mind, and they are as follows:
1. Did I Live?
2. Did I Love?
3. Did I Matter?
These three questions have driven his life since then.
I wonder how our lives would change if we asked the same 3
questions on a regular basis?
So, I encourage you today to sit down and answer those
three questions:
1. Are You Living?
2. Are You Loving?
3. Do You Matter?
I know the answers will make a difference in your life
as has mine.
Leave me a comment below and let me know what difference
the answers to the 3 questions above will have on your life.
Aug 27 2008
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Many home-owners forget the importance of smells when selling their property.
This is a pity because scents can make the difference between thousands of dollars on a sale. Good smells enhance the value of the home and project a welcoming feeling but bad aromas will drive potential buyers away! |
Aug 26 2008
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The past six months have been heart-stoppingly volatile for homebuyers.
The “easy” money available in the lending markets in prior years has dried up and lending criteria have tightened significantly. Homebuyers and speculators who took advantage of adjustable-rate mortgages found that when the rates reset, the monthly mortgage payments were unaffordable. |
Aug 26 2008
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No matter what the condition of the housing market, purchasing a home is a major commitment and a vital financial decision.
But a home is much more than a financial investment – it is an investment in a new lifestyle and a new way of looking at property. Those who are unprepared to make the leap from renting to home ownership can make some costly mistakes, and learning to avoid those blunders is vital. |
Aug 25 2008
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When should a homeowner choose between home renovation and home repairs?
Although this might not be a simple decision, it isn’t a difficult one either. It simply takes an understanding of which of today’s home construction items are worth repairing and which ones are better off being repaired. |
Aug 25 2008
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An unoccupied house can be very appealing to prospective buyers.
The home will likely be available immediately; it may be priced well because the owners have already moved; and move-in will be simple since there will be no scheduling conflicts. A vacant house often signals opportunity to a buyer. |
Aug 24 2008
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Success in real estate really isn’t that difficult to come by. In fact, it can be quite easy to attain with a little bit of preparation and some smarts.
The key to real estate success? It’s all about planning. If you want to make money in real estate and see your properties increase in value, then you have to have a plan for success. Your plan will be specific to your situation, but the basic aspects of a good plan are easy to see. |
