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Internet Marketing for Mortgage Brokers: Advertising Your Mortgage Broke

Internet Marketing for Mortgage Brokers will show you how to profit from the revolution in local internet marketing that is happening right now. This book doesn't hide behind platitudes and boilerplate marketing truisms. It gets down in the trenches with you and shows you how to strengthen your firm's bottom line through highly effective internet marketing. One step at a time.

How to Pay for Your Degree in Business & Related Fields: 2007-2009 (

The Economics of Federal Credit Programs

Arguing the case for a business bad debt deduction.: An article from: Th

This digital document is an article from The Tax Adviser, published by American Institute of CPA's on August 1, 1994. The length of the article is 4910 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.From the supplier: Taxpayers wishing to claim worthless loans made to a corporation as business bad debt deductions must show that there was a bona fide debt and that the debt was incurred connected to the taxpayer's trade or business. A written agreement accounting for regular payments and interest will generally show that an advance or loan guarantee resulted in a bona fide debt. To receive ordinary loss treatment, as opposed to short term capital loss treatment, the taxpayer will have to be in the business of buying corporations or show that continued employment with the company was the dominant motivation for making the loan.Citation DetailsTitle: Arguing the case for a business bad debt deduction.Author: David E. ZinnemanPublication: The Tax Adviser (Magazine/Journal)Date: August 1, 1994Publisher: American Institute of CPA'sVolume: 25 Issue: n8 Page: 459(7)Distributed by Thomson Gale

Home Loans (Approved) The Right Way

Loan Signing Notary Field Manual

A complete and helpful field guide manual for loan signing notary agents. Traceable processes and dependable communication means quick flawless and easy from start to finish loan signings.

Managing Collecting Student Accounts Loans Desk Reference for Educationa

This desk reference will help you and your institution develop and maintain a professional environment that will maximize efficiencies and provide the necessary skills to properly manage operations and portfolios while ensuring that students receive fair and equitable service and opportunities. Written for business officers, financial aid directors, CFOs, controllers, and collections staff, this handy desk reference offers encyclopedic detail in five critical areas: student receivables, federal student loans, private student loans, collecting educational debt, and loan and account management issues. Case studies, sample forms and documents, a glossary, and an exhaustive list of key resources make this a guide you'll reference again and again.

Bankrupt Your Student Loans: And Other Discharge Strategies

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How to Get Rich Buying Real Estate from Your Parents with No Money Down

How to Get Rich Buying Real Estate from Your Parents with No Money Down & No Credit is a self-help book that demonstrates how you can get rich from the equity appreciation of real estate by buying real estate from your parents using traditional or creative financing that may or may not require a down payment or credit. Although the book focuses on transactions between parents and children, most of the strategies presented can be applied to transactions involving parties other than parents and children. Teaming up with other family members, friends or partners to buy real estate, and structuring seller-financed purchases are examples. In the case of parents who may be in danger of losing their real estate to foreclosure, the book demonstrates how children can ease their parents' financial burden by becoming investors in their parents' real estate. Also, the book addresses the legal aspects of the home-buying and financing process as well as estate planning and real estate tax benefits.The Book Will Show You How:You don't have to buy an entire property.You don't have to get a loan from a bank. You can create your own favorable mortgage loans.You don't need a down payment.You don't have to have good credit or any credit.You can share the financial responsibility with your parents.You may get property tax benefits.You will get income tax deductions.You can get gifts from your parents.You can get cash and credits at the close of your transactions.You can turn your financial supplements to your parents into an investment. Real estate agents can get benefits when they buy from their parents.You can plan your estate with a living trust.You can protect your home from creditors.You can use example scenarios to help structure your transactions with your parents.You can use the concepts and strategies in the book to buy from one parent, both parents, other family members and non-family members.