The Right Diet To Improve A Workout (15 Jan 2007) This article provides tips and tricks to integrate healthy eating habits before, during or after workouts. This helps maximize results, and minimizes pain and post workout muscle soreness
How Epsom Salts Can Relieve Constipation (14 Jan 2007) Many people use Epsom salts to treat their constipation. The way Epsom salts work are similar to a laxative. However, there are dangers in using Epsom salts to relieve constipation and many people are...
Relieving Constipation (14 Jan 2007) Everyone suffers from the occasional spout of constipation, but we don't all relieve constipation the same way. There are many methods to alleviate constipation, including some that are dangerous and ...
Using a Health Savings Account to Pay for Alternative Medicine (14 Jan 2007) Americans spend over $30 billion each year on complementary and alternative therapies, mostly out of their own pocket. That is because few health insurance plans cover expenses like homeopathy, a...
Constipation and Laxatives (14 Jan 2007) Many people suffer from constipation. At times, they will turn to laxatives and stool softeners seeking relief. While these products may offer temporary relief, they are not good, long-term solutions....
A Roadmap for Commercial Real Estate Syndication, Part 1 (14 Jan 2007) One of the most important requirements for purchasing commercial property is having enough down payment money, called "equity," to complete the transaction. Most people getting involved in group...
Commercial Real Estate - How to Ask Your Discovery Questions (14 Jan 2007) In order to make a successful commercial real estate investment you need to know the right questions to ask and the right way to ask them. Asking the right questions could help you avoid owning an un...
Commercial Real Estate: Asking the Right Questions (14 Jan 2007) There are many "insider" commercial real estate secrets. One of the most important secrets is knowing the right questions to ask when investigating a commercial property investment. Investing in rea...
Commercial Real Estate: The Importance of Population Trends (14 Jan 2007) Property values decline, but local populations remain high. It is easy to see how population movement and population growth impact the housing market, since a higher population density increases the ...
Commercial Real Estate: Raising Equity (14 Jan 2007) Those researching the subject of commercial real estate investment are likely to encounter the term "OPM" on a regular basis. OPM is an acronym for "Other People's Money." The difficulties facing mo...
Loan Philosophy: The Difference Between Lenders and Investors (13 Jan 2007) An investor is concerned with maximizing the return on his equity. A lender approaches a loan as an "investment," as well. In fact, in the loan business we often call our lenders "inv...
Lending Changes: Stated Income Documentation Comes to Commercial (13 Jan 2007) For a while now I've written about the latest "change" in commercial lending: "The Small Balance Commercial Lender." These guys are re-writing the rules on commercial loans that are l...
Assessing the Commercial Real Estate Market (13 Jan 2007) Those neighborhoods with higher than average salary levels should be far better at sustaining the high end shops that often form the backbone of commercial and retail real estate investment.
Construction Loans: The Myth of the “Future Appraisal” (13 Jan 2007) Unfortunately, it's impossible to appraise something "in the future." With a set of plans, you can literally create value from nothing, as most successful developers know.
Financing Strategies: Shorten Your Term with Cash Out (13 Jan 2007) Many purchased properties while prices were rising and even though rates were at historic lows, they chose adjustable rate mortgages in order to increase cash flow when they purchased or refinanced.&n...
Commercial Loans: There are Some New Sheriffs in Small Property Town! (13 Jan 2007) For loan amounts up to $1.5MM on commercial properties, we can get the Loan-to-Value (LTV) as high as 90% in some cases regardless of the property's cash flow. So even if the borrower made an ex...