What If There Was A Recession — But You Didn't Attend? (Part 2)
3 commentsJuly 03rd, 2008 | 02:33 pm
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July 3rd, 2008 at 4:22 pm
I have a new business plan and it must work. I seek every insight for making it work and become the profit making business that I desire it to be. My Fourth will see me in a book store and the rest of the weekend I will be studying. Cooking and reading will work well for multi-tasking. I will try not to get the barbecue sauce on the book.
July 7th, 2008 at 12:22 pm
Chris, I have to admit that I am pretty familiar with the SBA 7a program… but that you really opened my eyes to the "beauty" of the 504 program. I know "beauty" is a big word to select,
but when you think that being in business is about creating wealth… and that when you look at the wealthiest people in the US (and abroad), the highest percentage is from owning real estate (property!). Your program can and should help
more owners to stop paying rent and start paying a loan payment… like our homes, who pays rent when you can build equity from ownership. Anyway, I'm very impressed… and will look as how we can add this to our outsourcing services story… maybe your ACE program. We handle the accounting functions for small business owners, many of whom are franchise or dealer network players… who truly should own the property and building that they operate on…live off of the operating profits, retire or create long-term wealth from the property. Many franchise businesses are really considered "real estate" businesses. Besides the materials at your site, if you have more insights here, I would appreciate it… this should be part of our story for helping owners to create wealth for themselves and family.
Thank you again Chris and hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. I look forward to evangelizing for the 504 approach.
Michael…
July 9th, 2008 at 9:42 am
Chris - thanks for doing the interview and I am sharing it on my discussion boards at www.MortgageGirlfriends.com.
Karen Deis,