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ParticipantPerhaps you should consult with another realtor…she’s not the only one out there. It’s a good idea to meet with more than one realtor anyway. Remember they would be working for you, and it is important to get a sense of their skill, experience, and marketing technique.
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ParticipantPerhaps you should consult with another realtor…she’s not the only one out there. It’s a good idea to meet with more than one realtor anyway. Remember they would be working for you, and it is important to get a sense of their skill, experience, and marketing technique.
seattle-relo
ParticipantPerhaps you should consult with another realtor…she’s not the only one out there. It’s a good idea to meet with more than one realtor anyway. Remember they would be working for you, and it is important to get a sense of their skill, experience, and marketing technique.
seattle-relo
ParticipantPerhaps you should consult with another realtor…she’s not the only one out there. It’s a good idea to meet with more than one realtor anyway. Remember they would be working for you, and it is important to get a sense of their skill, experience, and marketing technique.
seattle-relo
ParticipantPerhaps you should consult with another realtor…she’s not the only one out there. It’s a good idea to meet with more than one realtor anyway. Remember they would be working for you, and it is important to get a sense of their skill, experience, and marketing technique.
seattle-relo
ParticipantI love the Millionaire Next Door. It’s almost more behavioral psychology than investing/financial planning. It’s an excellent read. It talks about behavioral simularities between your “average” millionaire. I plan to recommend it to the couples that I see who come in with marital issues related to money and spending. Unfortunately therapists are trained that these issues are related to the communication issues within a couple (which is part true), but the dynamics outlined in this book open another door as to why some people spend and others build their personal wealth. I wish I had learned these lessons before the age of 35!
seattle-relo
ParticipantI love the Millionaire Next Door. It’s almost more behavioral psychology than investing/financial planning. It’s an excellent read. It talks about behavioral simularities between your “average” millionaire. I plan to recommend it to the couples that I see who come in with marital issues related to money and spending. Unfortunately therapists are trained that these issues are related to the communication issues within a couple (which is part true), but the dynamics outlined in this book open another door as to why some people spend and others build their personal wealth. I wish I had learned these lessons before the age of 35!
seattle-relo
ParticipantI love the Millionaire Next Door. It’s almost more behavioral psychology than investing/financial planning. It’s an excellent read. It talks about behavioral simularities between your “average” millionaire. I plan to recommend it to the couples that I see who come in with marital issues related to money and spending. Unfortunately therapists are trained that these issues are related to the communication issues within a couple (which is part true), but the dynamics outlined in this book open another door as to why some people spend and others build their personal wealth. I wish I had learned these lessons before the age of 35!
seattle-relo
ParticipantI love the Millionaire Next Door. It’s almost more behavioral psychology than investing/financial planning. It’s an excellent read. It talks about behavioral simularities between your “average” millionaire. I plan to recommend it to the couples that I see who come in with marital issues related to money and spending. Unfortunately therapists are trained that these issues are related to the communication issues within a couple (which is part true), but the dynamics outlined in this book open another door as to why some people spend and others build their personal wealth. I wish I had learned these lessons before the age of 35!
seattle-relo
ParticipantI love the Millionaire Next Door. It’s almost more behavioral psychology than investing/financial planning. It’s an excellent read. It talks about behavioral simularities between your “average” millionaire. I plan to recommend it to the couples that I see who come in with marital issues related to money and spending. Unfortunately therapists are trained that these issues are related to the communication issues within a couple (which is part true), but the dynamics outlined in this book open another door as to why some people spend and others build their personal wealth. I wish I had learned these lessons before the age of 35!
seattle-relo
ParticipantSo if CFC goes bankrupt, what does that mean for those who have their mortgages with them and those are in the process of getting a loan with CFC? Are they even originating new loans?
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ParticipantSo if CFC goes bankrupt, what does that mean for those who have their mortgages with them and those are in the process of getting a loan with CFC? Are they even originating new loans?
seattle-relo
ParticipantSo if CFC goes bankrupt, what does that mean for those who have their mortgages with them and those are in the process of getting a loan with CFC? Are they even originating new loans?
seattle-relo
ParticipantSo if CFC goes bankrupt, what does that mean for those who have their mortgages with them and those are in the process of getting a loan with CFC? Are they even originating new loans?
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