http://community.nspro.biz/feed/? Latest topics Sun, 07 Dec 2008 05:32:33 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://community.nspro.biz/feed/? http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/which-provides-the-best-roi-t12.htm Admin I have seen suggestions all over the board concerning the actions used to produce the best ROI. I have seen each action discussed but not comparatively. Which action, that you use, produces the best ROI? Is it B2B face to face? Cold call telemarketing? Do you purchase targeted lists? Do you use a dialer or telemarketer? Are your leads exclusive, shared, live transfer leads? Do you use direct mail, email, drip mail, post cards? Do you market a specific area? Do you market ... Real Estate & Management Sun, 07 Dec 2008 05:32:33 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/which-provides-the-best-roi-t12.htm#12 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/which-provides-the-best-roi-t12.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/first-day-cold-calling-a-flop-t11.htm Admin I need a pep talk ... I have put everything on the line to be an insurance agent. Got all my ducks in a row ... ready to take on the world ... however, i got nowhere today during my first day of calling up Seniors to sell them med sups. My family is depending on me to do well at this so I need a pick me up ... if you can offer one .. ______________________ ecommerce merchant account good money making opportunities Real Estate & Management Sun, 07 Dec 2008 05:01:57 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/first-day-cold-calling-a-flop-t11.htm#11 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/first-day-cold-calling-a-flop-t11.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/new-agent-with-question-about-high-deductible-hsa-insurance-t10.htm Admin I have several prospects that need low cost medical insurance which of course means a high deductible policy. Is it ethical to sell this type of policy knowing they can't afford a $5,000 deductible even with an HSA? The last thing I want to do is mislead people but I also don't want to see them completely out in the cold. ______________________ ecommerce merchant account good money making opportunities Real Estate & Management Sun, 07 Dec 2008 04:27:31 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/new-agent-with-question-about-high-deductible-hsa-insurance-t10.htm#10 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/new-agent-with-question-about-high-deductible-hsa-insurance-t10.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/secured-credit-card-question-t9.htm Admin This is probably a stupid question, but I'm no expert on credit. However, would be possible if I were to open a secured credit card by applying at a Wells Fargo with an initial deposit of say $5000 and after receiving the card in the mail, withdraw my initial $5000 deposit? Any advice is appreciated. ______________________ debt counseling Self Certification Mortgages In The UK Real Estate & Management Sun, 07 Dec 2008 04:08:43 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/secured-credit-card-question-t9.htm#9 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/secured-credit-card-question-t9.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/how-to-manage-a-property-from-a-distance-t8.htm Admin Up to now I have always been "involved" in my real estate, whether it is maintaining it, managing it, and so on. Now I would like to broaden my horizons and I am thinking of building a commercial/industrial building in another province. Does anyone know anything about hiring a property management company or realtor to manage it? I will not be able to be as "involved" maybe just finding the location/building and visiting the town once a year. Are there any downfalls for putting ... Real Estate & Management Sun, 07 Dec 2008 03:45:29 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/how-to-manage-a-property-from-a-distance-t8.htm#8 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/how-to-manage-a-property-from-a-distance-t8.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/limiting-management-of-100-door-apartment-complex-t7.htm Admin I'm considering buying a multi-family property with approximately 100 doors. The NOI, based on the forecast provided by the on-site management (extrapolated from previous years), is $220K, though this is after $60K in management overhead has been subtracted. (I don't want to get into due diligence on the accuracy of the figures; please take them as true for the purposes of my query. Grin) I'm buying the property primarily for anticipated appreciation, and whilst the cash flow is ... Real Estate & Management Sun, 07 Dec 2008 02:56:50 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/limiting-management-of-100-door-apartment-complex-t7.htm#7 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/limiting-management-of-100-door-apartment-complex-t7.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/the-number-one-insurance-buyer-complaint-t6.htm Admin I work with hundreds of insurance buyers a year. A common complaint is, "I only hear from my agent when he sends a bill." Call your best clients. Tell them you were thinking about them. Ask how they are doing. Ask how you can help? Offer to buy them a cup of coffee and to spend a few minutes reviewing their insurance so you can be sure things are set up right based on current conditions. Send clients newspaper articles you think might interest them. Send them a link to ... Real Estate & Management Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:21:36 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/the-number-one-insurance-buyer-complaint-t6.htm#6 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/the-number-one-insurance-buyer-complaint-t6.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/self-employed-vs-work-for-a-company-t5.htm Admin I hope to get advice from people who have already been in my shoes. My partner and I run a small company in S.Ca. We are completely different people and went to business not even knowing each other well. My partner is a great guy, but he is not a good agent, doesn't know coverages well, and doesn't really care about self improvement. I, on the other hand, do all the quoting, marketing, business development and part of the service. However, my partner used to bring in more business. All in all ... Real Estate & Management Wed, 03 Dec 2008 20:50:06 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/self-employed-vs-work-for-a-company-t5.htm#5 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/self-employed-vs-work-for-a-company-t5.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/online-education-vs-in-class-t4.htm Admin
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christmas letterhead houston search engine optimization]]> Real Estate & Management Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:10:50 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/online-education-vs-in-class-t4.htm#4 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/online-education-vs-in-class-t4.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/setting-up-your-bank-account-t3.htm Admin We can imagine that it is quite scary and overwhelming landing in a new country, and trying to sort out a 'home from home'. We like to make the transition easier, and so we have got a deal with HSBC, one of the leading and most reliable banks, where we can 'fast-track' our teacher's applications. What HSBC offer through us is a BASIC account, with no overdraft, but that is enabled for direct credit and debit, which means you can get PAID!!! If you DO NOT have an address yet, don't worry. We ... Real Estate & Management Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:28:37 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/setting-up-your-bank-account-t3.htm#3 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/setting-up-your-bank-account-t3.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/more-about-the-ni-number-t2.htm Admin What is a National Insurance Number? A National Insurance (NI) Number is a personal number allocated to you which should be used in all your dealings with HM Revenue & Customs or the Department for Work and Pensions. The number is unique to you and ensures that the government correctly credits and records contributions you are entitled to or have paid to your NI account. NI goes towards the UK social security and state pension system, so you will need these NI credits when you come ... Real Estate & Management Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:50:20 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/more-about-the-ni-number-t2.htm#2 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/more-about-the-ni-number-t2.htm http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/what-is-a-national-insurance-number-t1.htm Admin All residents of the United Kingdom must apply for a National Insurance number. This number is similar to a: Tax File number in Australia The IRD number in New Zealand The Social Insurance number in Canada The Social Security number in the USA and the Identification number in South Africa. It is used as a unique reference/account number by the Inland Revenue, and by medical practitioners when you are seeking any form of medical attention. ________________________ car ... Real Estate & Management Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:33:15 GMT http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/what-is-a-national-insurance-number-t1.htm#1 http://community.nspro.biz/real-estate-management-f5/what-is-a-national-insurance-number-t1.htm