What happens when your real estate investment property goes down a little in value? Does an appraiser drop by and demand you fork of money to ensure the lender’s secruity? Not hardly. Learn what can happen when you leverage stocks.
Learn what an investor in both stocks and real estate has to say about my post comparing the two. You’ll see my answer to his thoughts this week.
For those of you wanting to either expand your business or are contemplating a start-up, a business plan is essential if you’re serious. One of the best interviews one of the best about how to write the most effective business plan possible.
NOTE: The last Bawldy’s post didn’t have links for both Max Whitmore’s excellent piece, and Doug Quance’s post on sales prices. This has been corrected. Seems the guy responsible thought the links would put themselves there. 
Chris Lengquest tells us what’s happening to those who have chosen to leverage stock investments. They’re scrambling — borrow money at staggering rates. They’re…….just read Looming Stock Market Trouble? and you’ll understand why real estate investors don’t worry about the daily appraisal of their homes, or a margin call on their bank account. When was the last time you heard of your real estate agent selling your house without your permission or knowledge? Yikes!
Michael Cook writes an answer to the above mentioned post I wrote recently. He maintains there really is no clear winner when comparing investments in stocks vs real estate. Real Estate Investing vs. Stock Market Investing- Is there a Clear Winner? He claims neither one dominates and offers his reasons for concluding you should have both. We disagree on most of the points made in our ongoing discussion.
Guy Kawasaki gives us a real treat by interviewing Tim Berry, president of Palo Alto Software, creator of Business Plan Pro. Get the down and dirty real life approach necessary to produce a business plan worthy of the name. How to Write a Business Plan: Ten Questions with Tim Berry will show you how to get it done. For both access to the excellent software and hearing from the horse’s mouth — this is a MUST READ if you’re starting a business.
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