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Before I give my answer, it’s important to point out that t he hardest way to obtain a small business loan is through a traditional bank. Your best bet is an alternative business lender like the company I founded,  United Capital Source . Banks have an extremely low approval rating for small business loans, primarily because borrowers must possess a perfect credit score and have a lot of cash or collateral on hand. A perfect credit score requires a significant credit history featuring no missed payments, no maxed out credit cards, and a low credit utilization rating, which is the percentage of your available credit that is being used. Banks will then examine cash flow since this determines whether your company can make monthly payments while covering regular expenses like rent and payroll. A great deal of businesses, however, tend to pay suppliers before getting they get paid themselves, giving the impression that more money is coming out than coming in. Another reason bank

Short answer: yes, if you can prove that you will repay the money. Many places would be willing to give you a loan provided you can prove you have the ability and willingness to repay the debt. As long as you’re not using the proceeds for anything illegal, lenders often don’t particularly care how you intend to use the proceeds. There are a few basic factors that determine whether or not you can get a loan: Your credit score:  Lenders like to see that you have a history of repaying debts in a timely manner. If you have repaid your debts on time in the past, you are likely to continue doing so in the future. Conversely, if you have a poor credit score, it will be much more difficult to get a loan. Your debt to income ratio:  You have to be making enough money to be able to meet the periodic repayments. Collateral:  It is much easier to get a loan if you give the lender a way to collect the outstanding debt in the event that you default. Cars, for example, are often the collate

I didn’t even read the articles you linked to, because I know this for a fact. It’s a large part of my investing strategy. However, it’s not as simple as “Higher interest rates equal lower home prices. Or lower interest rates equal higher home prices.” So let me explain… Low interest rates essentially mean you can borrow money for cheap. When you can borrow large sums of money for a small cost, you can afford to buy more expensive things… like big expensive homes. Home sellers understand this and jack up their prices to meet the capability of the market, which is that buyers can afford more. But, just because interest rates are low does not always mean that it’s necessarily cheap to borrow money. You have to compare interest rates with inflation. For example, in the 1980’s interest rates were in the mid-teens. But, so was the inflation rate. This means that the actual cost to borrow money was about the same as today, because we currently have low rates AND low inflation

I didn’t even read the articles you linked to, because I know this for a fact. It’s a large part of my investing strategy. However, it’s not as simple as “Higher interest rates equal lower home prices. Or lower interest rates equal higher home prices.” So let me explain… Low interest rates essentially mean you can borrow money for cheap. When you can borrow large sums of money for a small cost, you can afford to buy more expensive things… like big expensive homes. Home sellers understand this and jack up their prices to meet the capability of the market, which is that buyers can afford more. But, just because interest rates are low does not always mean that it’s necessarily cheap to borrow money. You have to compare interest rates with inflation. For example, in the 1980’s interest rates were in the mid-teens. But, so was the inflation rate. This means that the actual cost to borrow money was about the same as today, because we currently have low rates AND low inflation

Thanks for the A2A. I am currently prepaying principal on a home that I own. Many of the answers here are factually accurate but let’s see if we can explain it in a clearer way. Simply put, You can pay your home off faster if you are willing to send in a bigger payment every month. The book states that you are ‘not paying extra money’ which can be misleading. You are definitely taking more money out of your checking account every month now in exchange for having your house paid off many years earlier. If you can afford a bigger payment, this can be done in two ways: Follow the method in the book. As  Greg Ryan  points out, the book does not clearly state that you’ll have to adjust each and every payment for this method. It pays off your home but is also a lot of hassle every month. You can calculate the proper amount for your home using this  Prepay Calculator . If this sounds like too much hassle to you (as it does to me), try this instead. If you can afford, for exam

You can make money selling insurance but because there is a lot of competition. You need to make sure that you constantly follow-up with your contacts. This can be done by doing weekly drip campaigns with email or text message. Option 1: Using email services such as:  Mailchimp ,  AWeber  or  Icontact Option 2: Text Messages that can be pre-scheduled and sent automatically to hundreds of your contacts. Text is great because 98% of people read it. One popular service is  TextPanther app  which can be immediatley downloaded on your mobile. Statistics show that 81% of sales happen AFTER the 5th contact so if you want to make money selling insurance, you need to have constant follow-up and inform your customers of other insurances that they can add that will give them more protection. Yes, you can make money selling insurance but you must also equipped yourself with the 'advocacy' of getting one so that it will be easier for you to market the products. I know a lo

The amount you make and how active you are (marathon props!) have little to do with whether or not you should by life insurance. And really, little does your age. What matters? Two things: How much your wife and kids are, and would be, dependent upon your income. How much you care about their lot in life if you die prematurely. If that sounds harsh, it is not intended to be. It’s simply gets to the heart of the matter. From the information you provide in the question details, it sounds like you think that life insurance is a waste of money because you are in good physical condition. First, it is not uncommon to  read about perfectly “healthy” individuals who die unexpectedly . Second, you wouldn’t have to dig far to find that at your age there are plenty of  deaths caused by things other than those exacerbated by poor life habits. At your age 51: The #4 cause of death is by poisoning. (yep, poisoning) The #13 cause of death is road accidents. Influenza #15. If yo