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    Selling Your Business - Why Use a Business Broker
    Perhaps the most important business transaction you will ever pursue is the sale of your business. Many business owners attempt to do it themselves and when asked if they got a good deal, many respond with “I think so,” or “I got my asking price,” or “I really don’t know,” or “It was a disaster.” Often times these very capable business people approach the sale of their business with less formality than in the sale of a home. The purpose of this article is to answ
    f learned this ‘brother’s keeper’ lesson early in my career; it has done me well ever since I was a 'twenty-something' newbie. Everyone needs to look-out for the other guy. When you see things being done that are inappropriate, it is your duty as a good industry citizen to speak up and help all of us out. Lately you have all seen where when one sector is injured, it goes around full circle and bites YOU and me on the butt … every time … so I guess you could say in addition to being Ethical, you are protecting yourself by doing your best to influence others to stand up and do the right thing. With the right set of values, the career minded ones of you have a responsibility to ‘help them’ … and when they don’t,
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    Well, we finally did it to ourselves. Our profession refused to police itself, much less exercise prudent lending practices; now the government (state and soon federal) will do it for us … plus …

    FBI Suspicious Activities Reports have tripled in the last couple of years, from 10,000 to 35,000. That is an indication that fraud is blooming in the business. One statistic from the FBI is that 80% of all known fraud cases involve somebody internal in the industry. Frequently people see the other guy, cutting corners and the like, all in the name of commissions commissions commission! I don't think it's strictly "I want to maintain these good times for my own income." There is a little element of "I'm making the American dream come true for somebody. I've got this person who has a perfect house and if I can just inch their income up by just $10K …" These aren't industry experts, they're loan officers (industry entry-level personnel), so they don't necessarily understand that the raging good times always have resulted in a significant downturn, as the cycle swings in reverse for a similar length of time.

    It's also a large problem from the origination base to when they go into loan pools and are bought and sold on Wall St. as bonds, these bonds are underperforming as well, it's becoming a major problem in the past couple months. These loan pools are getting downgraded every day. Usually this was due to prepayments ('churning' by originators also hurt a great deal here). Now you have to look into the escalating Early Payment Defaults (EPDs) as well, because it was normally factored in as a fixed, half-percent, but now we're seeing a lot of times it's rising into a whopping 6% and 7% factor! When these bonds are bought and sold to investors that try to sell them for fixed-income and aren't getting results, their reputations are getting hammered in a big way.

    The reason it took several years to finally explode, is that underwriting used to be what we call the three C's: Character (credit history), Capacity, and Collateral - somehow credit and capacity fell by the wayside for the most part and everybody seemed to start focusing on the Collateral part. If a lender had a decent AVM along with the added plus of warp-speed appreciation of 15%-25% per market, you could not do a bad loan.

    As rates have finally stopped falling like a stone, and property values nationally are sinking back onto a more realistic plateau (from values soaring up and up year after year), everybody needs to re-assess their new role as career industry professionals (those who don’t see this as a career or as professionals need to exit the industry immediately for everybody's good) since they are not a positive force for those of you who love the biz – and I know there are many of you out there that feel that same way as I still do.

    I myself learned this ‘brother’s keeper’ lesson early in my career; it has done me well ever since I was a 'twenty-something' newbie. Everyone needs to look-out for the other guy. When you see things being done that are inappropriate, it is your duty as a good industry citizen to speak up and help all of us out. Lately you have all seen where when one sector is injured, it goes around full circle and bites YOU and me on the butt … every time … so I guess you could say in addition to being Ethical, you are protecting yourself by doing your best to influence others to stand up and do the right thing. With the right set of values, the career minded ones of you have a responsibility to ‘help them’ … and when they don’t, t

    Careers in Nursing Fields
    I'm sorry to say that right now we are running for his low on one of our most valuable occupations. At present, we are experiencing an alarming shortage of trained and licensed nurses to fill the positions that are critical to quality of care for the healthcare consumer. And with an aging population this is becoming a very serious problem.On every floor in a hospital, nurses are practicing in a wide variety of nursing fields, from an emergency room nurse a
    he American dream come true for somebody. I've got this person who has a perfect house and if I can just inch their income up by just $10K …" These aren't industry experts, they're loan officers (industry entry-level personnel), so they don't necessarily understand that the raging good times always have resulted in a significant downturn, as the cycle swings in reverse for a similar length of time.

    It's also a large problem from the origination base to when they go into loan pools and are bought and sold on Wall St. as bonds, these bonds are underperforming as well, it's becoming a major problem in the past couple months. These loan pools are getting downgraded every day. Usually this was due to prepayments ('churning' by originators also hurt a great deal here). Now you have to look into the escalating Early Payment Defaults (EPDs) as well, because it was normally factored in as a fixed, half-percent, but now we're seeing a lot of times it's rising into a whopping 6% and 7% factor! When these bonds are bought and sold to investors that try to sell them for fixed-income and aren't getting results, their reputations are getting hammered in a big way.

    The reason it took several years to finally explode, is that underwriting used to be what we call the three C's: Character (credit history), Capacity, and Collateral - somehow credit and capacity fell by the wayside for the most part and everybody seemed to start focusing on the Collateral part. If a lender had a decent AVM along with the added plus of warp-speed appreciation of 15%-25% per market, you could not do a bad loan.

    As rates have finally stopped falling like a stone, and property values nationally are sinking back onto a more realistic plateau (from values soaring up and up year after year), everybody needs to re-assess their new role as career industry professionals (those who don’t see this as a career or as professionals need to exit the industry immediately for everybody's good) since they are not a positive force for those of you who love the biz – and I know there are many of you out there that feel that same way as I still do.

    I myself learned this ‘brother’s keeper’ lesson early in my career; it has done me well ever since I was a 'twenty-something' newbie. Everyone needs to look-out for the other guy. When you see things being done that are inappropriate, it is your duty as a good industry citizen to speak up and help all of us out. Lately you have all seen where when one sector is injured, it goes around full circle and bites YOU and me on the butt … every time … so I guess you could say in addition to being Ethical, you are protecting yourself by doing your best to influence others to stand up and do the right thing. With the right set of values, the career minded ones of you have a responsibility to ‘help them’ … and when they don’t,

    Choosing the Right T-shirt Printing Equipment
    The heat press is arguably the most important component of any T-shirt printing business. Without a high quality model, you’ll find your final prints lacking colour and/or clarity. It’s very important to gauge both the heat and pressure of your transfers. Picking the right heat press will ensure consistency throughout. So what are your options?For the absolute beginners and those with space to consider, the Clam Type Press is a great choice. It has a small
    nts ('churning' by originators also hurt a great deal here). Now you have to look into the escalating Early Payment Defaults (EPDs) as well, because it was normally factored in as a fixed, half-percent, but now we're seeing a lot of times it's rising into a whopping 6% and 7% factor! When these bonds are bought and sold to investors that try to sell them for fixed-income and aren't getting results, their reputations are getting hammered in a big way.

    The reason it took several years to finally explode, is that underwriting used to be what we call the three C's: Character (credit history), Capacity, and Collateral - somehow credit and capacity fell by the wayside for the most part and everybody seemed to start focusing on the Collateral part. If a lender had a decent AVM along with the added plus of warp-speed appreciation of 15%-25% per market, you could not do a bad loan.

    As rates have finally stopped falling like a stone, and property values nationally are sinking back onto a more realistic plateau (from values soaring up and up year after year), everybody needs to re-assess their new role as career industry professionals (those who don’t see this as a career or as professionals need to exit the industry immediately for everybody's good) since they are not a positive force for those of you who love the biz – and I know there are many of you out there that feel that same way as I still do.

    I myself learned this ‘brother’s keeper’ lesson early in my career; it has done me well ever since I was a 'twenty-something' newbie. Everyone needs to look-out for the other guy. When you see things being done that are inappropriate, it is your duty as a good industry citizen to speak up and help all of us out. Lately you have all seen where when one sector is injured, it goes around full circle and bites YOU and me on the butt … every time … so I guess you could say in addition to being Ethical, you are protecting yourself by doing your best to influence others to stand up and do the right thing. With the right set of values, the career minded ones of you have a responsibility to ‘help them’ … and when they don’t,

    Radio Advertising Commandments - Part 1
    In my last article "Local Advertising - The Biggest Mistakes" we took a look at the major media available for local advertisers to market their products. To follow up, I'd like to discuss the many uses of Radio. Sort of the 10 Commandments Of Radio Advertising. This will take up several pages, for sure, so I'll start by asking the most obvious radio questions.Q: How do I know if radio will work for me & why should I use radio?tart focusing on the Collateral part. If a lender had a decent AVM along with the added plus of warp-speed appreciation of 15%-25% per market, you could not do a bad loan.

    As rates have finally stopped falling like a stone, and property values nationally are sinking back onto a more realistic plateau (from values soaring up and up year after year), everybody needs to re-assess their new role as career industry professionals (those who don’t see this as a career or as professionals need to exit the industry immediately for everybody's good) since they are not a positive force for those of you who love the biz – and I know there are many of you out there that feel that same way as I still do.

    I myself learned this ‘brother’s keeper’ lesson early in my career; it has done me well ever since I was a 'twenty-something' newbie. Everyone needs to look-out for the other guy. When you see things being done that are inappropriate, it is your duty as a good industry citizen to speak up and help all of us out. Lately you have all seen where when one sector is injured, it goes around full circle and bites YOU and me on the butt … every time … so I guess you could say in addition to being Ethical, you are protecting yourself by doing your best to influence others to stand up and do the right thing. With the right set of values, the career minded ones of you have a responsibility to ‘help them’ … and when they don’t,

    Why You Should Be Using A Recruiter
    I’m a recruiter so it probably won’t come as a surprise that I’d recommend using a recruiter as part of your job search.Rather than justify my existence, I think it would be more valuable to you the reader to understand exactly how a good recruiter can add value to your career search.Truthfully, a good recruiter can help give you an advantage over other people looking for (and interviewing for) the same jobs you are.1. A good recruit
    f learned this ‘brother’s keeper’ lesson early in my career; it has done me well ever since I was a 'twenty-something' newbie. Everyone needs to look-out for the other guy. When you see things being done that are inappropriate, it is your duty as a good industry citizen to speak up and help all of us out. Lately you have all seen where when one sector is injured, it goes around full circle and bites YOU and me on the butt … every time … so I guess you could say in addition to being Ethical, you are protecting yourself by doing your best to influence others to stand up and do the right thing. With the right set of values, the career minded ones of you have a responsibility to ‘help them’ … and when they don’t, there’s another answer right HERE for you to consider.

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