Michelle on Feb 12 2008 | Filed under: The Work
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Whenever I tell people what I do, the response tends to be, “What a tough job. I couldn’t do that. Are you scared of the kids?” and things like that. It is easy to bask in the glow of […]
Michelle on Feb 06 2008 | Filed under: The Work
Last summer, I was seriously thinking about getting my appraiser’s license. I haven’t done so because I can’t seem to decide where exactly it is where I want to live. At any rate, I’ve found another resource that offers
real estate sales training, appraisal training and much more. One of the trainings offered is a business […]
Michelle on Feb 04 2008 | Filed under: The Work
If you are a mortgage broker, you know you how impossible it would be to stay in business without a good source of
mortgage leads. ZipSearch.com offers a mortgage and insurance lead service that will connect mortgage brokers and lenders with potential clients. There are several different types of leads that can be generated. For example, […]
Michelle on Jan 27 2008 | Filed under: The Work
One of the difficulties in starting a new business is getting working capital. If
small business loans are something that you are researching, you should know that you can obtain one in only one to three weeks at EZUnsecured. No collateral is necessary, and approval only takes one to three days. A great advantage of […]
Michelle on Jan 22 2008 | Filed under: The Work
If you find yourself in the position of not having
individual health insurance in the United States, you could be putting your finances, and maybe even your health at risk. That’s why it is so important to have health insurance if you can at all afford it. In the United States, our medical system seems to […]
Michelle on Jan 19 2008 | Filed under: The Work
I got my tax return today, and I’ve already filed it electronically. I’m getting about 5K back this year. Being “head of household” has its perks. I have a feeling that next year it won’t be so good. The writing income isn’t taxed when I receive it, so I’d better start thinking of some good […]
Michelle on Jan 19 2008 | Filed under: The Work
Really, it seems like the possibilities for career-switching are endless. Have you ever thought about training to become a heavy equipment operator? I wouldn’t mind working around some of those hunky guys, and the after-work beer would be a nice bonus, right? Not to mention that some of those guys (and gals) take home some […]
Michelle on Jan 13 2008 | Filed under: The Work
Whenever I think about accent reduction, I think about how employers may assume that a interviewee from the southern United States is less intelligent than his or her counterpart from the North. Studies have backed this up. Of course, it doesn’t apply if the person doing the interviewing is a southerner themselves. Still, it does […]
Michelle on Jan 13 2008 | Filed under: The Work
I can’t help but think of Margaret as I write this post. She is the other teacher I know who is seriously considering changing careers. And, she just got back from having a blast in Las Vegas! Well, here’s the answer: we should attend the
Las Vegas real estate school.
I have thought about getting my […]
Michelle on Jan 12 2008 | Filed under: The Work
I’m totally addicted to WordPress themes. I’m really loving the one I have on this blog. Check out my other two blogs that I am developing–I just love the themes I found for them.
Threads of Ink: Sound familiar? This blog is devoted to writing, for the most part. Of course, I’m hoping I can […]
