Hi all,
My company needs bloggers who can post regularly and are good with deadlines. We need an appraisor, a real estate agent, and a home inspector to create weekly posts as well as commenting. Bloggers are paid by the word. Interested parties can contact me at glp@faster-than-you.com for more info.
Thanks and Happy Cowbells, oops, I mean Happy […]

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Thanks Todd, for the warm welcome. I look forward to offering up some informative posts about the world of reverse mortgages.
Luke
Reverse Mortgage Pro
Reverse Mortgages California
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Two more contributors are joining lenderama today.
Luke Helm is a reverse mortgage specialist who wants to share his experiences with this emerging market. I’ve been dying to get someone to write about reverse mortgages, so I was thrilled when Luke contacted me.
Daniel Martin is the Community Manager for Mad Mortgage World. If you like reading […]

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 I got a call today from a real estate investor with more than 4 investment properties but less than 10.  He had always kept his eye on the 10 number.  But as most of you know the bar got lowered to 4. 
So I will pose the question to you and your vast RE.net wisdom.  What’s […]

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Good morning!
 Just a brief heads up that I’m at it again… Yep, I’m running free training teleseminars this week. Most notably, tomorrow we have a FSBO Marketing training session scheduled with Doren Aldana as part of his Meetings With Mortgage Masters interview series.
We’ve already had plenty of questions submitted, but if you’d like to participate […]

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How bad are things, actually? Economist Arthur Okun, advisor to President Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s, created the Misery Index. It is basically the unemployment rate added to the inflation rate.
Unemployment rate (5%) + Inflation rate (3.94%) = Current U.S. Misery Index (8.94%)
Under President Carter in 1980 our country experienced a Misery Index of 20.76, […]

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I’m embarrassed to say that I never finished Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith. I did make it much of the way through, however, and Mr. Smith taught me an important lesson about efficiency. Making a wagon, for example, is far less efficient if you construct it from start to finish in the traditional craftsman […]

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