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Please Please Please Make the dvds for all of the seasons of Flipping Out.....I love the humor....Have to have this for Christmas.....Can anyone help???? Top to learn more
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Dr. Levin is the guru of simplifying business concepts
I have read this book, plus I had Dr. Levin as a professor in the Kenan-Flagler School of Business at UNC-Chapel Hill. He was a great teacher and his book's style and way of conveying business concepts was equally satisfying. This is not a book for the scholar, rather it is a very good book for those that want a quick, but substantive way to grasp the basics of everyday business. The title also belies Dr. Levin's laid back and easy-going style and sense of humor. He teaches and writes using sometimes folksy, but always perceptive stories and examples of the concepts and points he is trying to convey. If you want to get the basics of how a business operates, how cash flow works and why it is important, why "buying low and selling high" are not only simple concepts but critical guidelines for any business, of any size or scale or complexity . . . then Dr. Levin's book is for you.
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August 2, 2002
(Atlanta, GA USA) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5
Best little Finance Book I have read
I have been involved in finance in the construction industry for over 25 years. Of all of the books I have read on the subject Dr Levin's book is the most straight forward and in many ways the most valuable. He presents the world of finance in a simple common sense sort of way which is down to earth and easy to absorb. "Cash is King" and "Follow the Cash" stick with the basics and avoid the over complications that humans seem to love to add to everything in life. Read his book and you will find the time it takes to be very rewarding. Cheers!
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January 30, 2007
(Bainbridge Island, WA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5
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CAT IV 1000 V for added protection
Upon detection, tip glows and beeper sounds
20-volt to 90-volt AC control circuit model also available
Voltbeat technology and continuous self-test - so you always know it is working
Expanded range: 90-volt to 1000-volt AC or 200-volt to 1000-volt AC depending on model
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Tough, Handy, Quick and Useful.
I work in a remodeling business, and this is an indispensable tool. I repeat, indispensable. The tip simply lights up when you touch it to the "hot" side of a Romex wire, instantly telling you if a wire is live or not. "Is this switch/receptacle that I'm about to take apart and work on/touch hot??" Well, now you know. It is important to use it for what it's designed for. It will not tell you if there is an open neutral or anything of the sort, so it's only good for minor troubleshooting (you'd need a Knopp, or something more specialized for that). If anything, it will err on the "hot" side. I.E: It will occasionally tell me a line is hot when it isn't (if there is allot going on in a box, or near dimmers etc.), but I've never had it tell me a wire was NOT hot, and get zapped by it (unless you touch the neutral side of a romex, but that would be your fault for not checking both sides of it! : ) So, for everyday work in the remodeling world, tracing wires,... Top to learn more
Excellent Tool
Fine quality tool typical of Fluke.The switch on this tester is much better than that found on the Greenlee tester. I am often working in cramped, dark areas and require a solidly built tester that doesn't suffer from inadvertent switch movement-a problem with the Greenlee and similar devices.This tester, like every other non-contact (NC) tester I have used, will occasionally provide a "false positive" indication. This is often caused by an errant voltage present on a cable which is laying near an energized cable. This is due to inductance is is probably unavoidable with a NC device.This is one of the best tool investments you can make-absolutely essential for electrical, plumbing, remodeling, or demolition. Work safely; always test it on an energized conductor and verify proper operation before use on unknown cables.Highly recommended! Top to learn more
March 18, 2007
| Helpful Votes: 52 | Rating: 5
Very Stable Tool
I use this tool fairly often and it has proved to be reliable and consistent. I like it that it has a visual and an audible signal. I have owned maybe 5 or 6 of this style of non contact tester. This one works the best, is the most solidly built, is the prettiest, and it has been in my tool boxes in the hot sun for over a year and it has not melted, like ALL the others. Even if it was $50 it would be well worth it. Top to learn more
November 14, 2006
| Helpful Votes: 39 | Rating: 5
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Simply touch the tip to a terminal strip, outlet or cord. When the tip glows red, and the unit beeps, you know there's voltage in the line. Electricians, maintenance, service, safety personnel can quickly test for energized circuits and defective grounds on the factory floor, in the shop. Continually tests its battery and its circuit integrity with a periodic double flash visual indication using Fluke Voltbeat technology. It comes with a two-year warranty. It detects line voltage from 90VAC - 600VAC (1AC-AI-II). Top to learn more
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Timing the Real Estate Market
Even after many years in the business, I found Craig Hall's book Timing the Real Estate Market to be full of useful and valuable industry insight. Obviously real estate, as well as other investment vehicles, is all about timing: evaluating local trends and identifying the stages of each cycle. Anyone, from the most experienced to the novice, can refresh and learn more about the unique real estate trading arena. Craig Hall's years of experience have paid off, and the advice and real life examples from both his successes and challenges can be helpful to anyone seeking knowledge on real estate timing. Top to learn more
The best real estate book I have ever read
In Timing The Real Estate Market author Craig Hall makes the complicated process of buying low and selling high remarkably understandable. While no one can buy at the exact bottom and sell at the exact top, using Hall's tips will enable you to confidently buy low and sell high most of the time.Timing The Real Estate Market is very different from other real estate investing books. Most real estate investing books only tell you what to buy and how to buy it. Hall's book is the first to tell investors when to buy and when to sell. Other real estate investing books say the only way to go is buy and hold till you die. Hall's book shows that conventional wisdom is wrong and that investors are often much better off buying in order to sell.There are many real estate moguls that know what Hall knows. But Hall is the only mogul who is generous enough to share these insider tips with the masses. Top to learn more
March 29, 2004
(Seattle, WA, USA) | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 5
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How to buy low and sell high in real estate
Yes, timing is everything. In the real estate market, that means buying in markets that are ready to take off and cashing out before prices crash. In Timing the Real Estate Market, millionaire real estate entrepreneur Craig Hall reveals to America's 17 million real estate investors his secrets for maximizing profits, by knowing when to buy, when to sell, and what to do in between.
Following Hall's savvy advice, real estate investors will learn:
The seven major trends affecting real estate prices
How to predict when real estate prices are poised to increase
How to capture maximum profits by knowing when to sell
How to add value to a property while waiting for the real estate market to pick up
How to survive during a downturn--until the next market upswing
A good introduction to a fairly complex topic
Most real estate books talk about how to effectively purchase and/or manage properties, discussing cash flow, financing and tax benefits. And that's important, because that's the primary way to control your investment. But the author's belief is that usually, the biggest driver of total return is the one thing you have the least control over, market appreciation. So, if you can't control it, you must learn to read the market and time your moves accordingly. That's where this book comes in.The author actually goes so far as to state that investing for cash flow is a myth of the industry. Whether you agree or not is not worth debating because it completely depends on your situation and goals. If you read the book you'll see that he clearly works with commercial properties and large developments, which is probably not what most readers are dealing with. So, clearly he has a different perspective on the industry. But let's just get past that and focus on market timing,... Top to learn more
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A Great Strategy for Real Estate Investing
This was just the book I was looking to find. I've been interested in learning more about real estate investing for some time, but hadn't found the right vehicle to teach me the nuances from an investment perspective (I've purchased homes for myself several times).This book has just the right tone and is written at just the right level-not too basic, but not too intense. Their approach seems very sound and the authors walk you through each step of their multi-step approach to investing easily. Smartly, they teach you to remove the emotion from the buy sell/decision (unlike when you buy your own home).The authors' unique strategy seems to be the multiple profit sources from their rent to purchase model. They identify 6 profit sources in their approach that should give a first time investor more protection than the more traditional approach of hoping to buy low and sell high. They take market timing out of the equation. In addition this strategy provides... Top to learn more
proven technique that works for me !
I have sucesfully applied the lease/purchase option during the last 6 years on 5 houses. One of the authors ( Andy Heller)showed this technique in the mid 90's to me and it really works for me! The atraction lies in the fact that you make money with a minimum of headaches and still it is a win/win/win situation. I have 4 happy families that were finally able to obtain their own house. I made good money on these propetries and the neighbours of these families are still greatfull for fixing the eysores in the street.If you want to make decent money without taking advantage of people and still enjoy a stress-less realestate live in doing so, this technique is wonderfull and makes the book a must.I did it partime and so can you ! Thank you Andy and Scott !Hans van der KolkPalmetto, Florida Top to learn more
October 13, 2003
(PALMETTO, FL United States) | Helpful Votes: 24 | Rating: 5
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Facing a volatile stock market, many people have turned to real estate as a way to invest their hard-earned money. While many investors opt to buy property and then sell it quickly, other investors choose to hold onto their property for a longer period of time to realize a greater return on their investment. Real estate experts Scott Frank and Andy Heller have developed a proven and diversified program for real estate investing that incorporates both approaches and enables investors to take control of their financial futures and build wealth over time. Their new book, Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High: Real Estate Investing for the Long Run outlines a win-win-win program, one where average people can reap significant financial rewards by investing in real estate. * Win One: Buying Low - The investors first win occurs by purchasing real estate at a 10-20 percent discount by seeking out motivated buyers and avoiding paying agent commissions. The book reveals the secret to buying foreclosed homes with clean titles from banks and mortgage companies. * Win Two: Renting Smart - The property is rented through a lease/purchase agreement. Not only does the investor get a down payment from the lease/purchasee, but he or she also receives monthly rent that usually exceeds the monthly mortgage payment. Also, the lease/purchasee takes on the maintenance and repair responsibilities and tends to be a better tenant in return for their special lease/purchase terms. In addition, as the owner of the property, the investor is able to receive tax write-offs. * Win Three: Selling High - The final win results when the lease/purchasee exercises his or her right to purchase the property. The owner has realized the benefits of owning the property and has sold it to the lease/purchasee without agent commissions. If the lease/purchasee decides not to exercise his or right, the investor still wins because he or she can either extend the lease purchase agreement and increase the purchase price (based on property appreciation) or enter into another lease/purchase agreement with a new tenant and begin the cycle of wins all over.
Decent, but has the typical flaw...
in books of this type. These guys supposedly based their business around REO properties. Usually buying from the bank after the foreclosure process for 25% less than market value. They must live in an area with absolutely NO competition. Where I live everybody and their dog is after these types of properties, thus it is impossible to buy these houses for this type of discount. If you can get one it will be a DOG and you had better be ready to pour some money in it to get it sellable.Another beef is with their numbers. They assume at one point purchasing a house with a mortgage for $67500 say that your PITI(principal, interest, taxes and insurance) will be $500. They then say you can rent this type of house for $1000. Not in my neck of the woods. Be sure to check your local numbers for insurance and taxes and rental rates.That said, I do like their Rent-to-Own sales plan and the premise that someone renting-to own will take better care of the property than a transient... Top to learn more
April 6, 2004
(Fort Worth, Tx United States) | Helpful Votes: 115 | Rating: 3
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Let’s take a look at some of Moe and Matt’s favorite buy-low and sell-high candidates, as well as breakout guys they believe in and proven players they would recommend getting rid of. Buy Low: Yu Darvish, Rangers SP & Matt Moore, Rays SP. We’ve... Sell High: Zack Cozart, Reds SS. Zack Cozart has lived up to his prospect status, and more, to start off the season blazingly hot. 280 just one time, and combined a terrible walk rate (2 walks in 63 MLB PAs so far) with a relatively high strikeout rate. it’s by far the best time to find break-out candidates, figure out which players’ skills have regressed from last season, and, most importantly, it’s the best time to take advantage of other owners who either give up on their players too quickly... Buy Low: Jason Kipnis, Indians 2B On the flip side of Cozart is Kipnis, a player with much more upside across the middle of the infield. Kipnis displayed success at the MLB level towards the end of last season, with 7 homers, 5 steals, and a. 272 average in just 36 games — that would put him on pace for 32 homers and 23 steals in a full season. Don’t worry about players as young as Moore or even Darvish in their first start, and if someone who watched the start is worried, we’d be more than happy to indulge on many trade offers for either of these young hurlers. The first few weeks of the fantasy baseball season provide the best chance for shrewd fantasy owners to get a leg-up on the competition in many ways.
With this in mind, we asked several fantasy experts to give us their top early-season “buy low” & “sell high” players. Mark Trumbo (. 375 AVE, 2 HR, 3 RBI): In my mind, a player is not a legitimate sell high candidate if there’s little track record. David Freese (. 406 AVE, 3 HR, 11 RBI) : I’ll assume your league isn’t filled with n00bs willing to overpay for Derek Jeter or Barry Zito and focus on a guy everyone loves: David Freese. Matt Gelfand – Baseball HQ. Austin Jackson (. 405 AVE, 2 HR, 4 RBI): This one hurts a little bit, because I’m a sucker for runs and I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t eclipse 100 in that loaded Tigers lineup, but Jackson’s current average may fool some... A lot has happened in 2 weeks: (1) A rash of injuries have hampered several top closer options, (2) David Freese is still hitting like it’s the 2011 World Series, (3) Omar Infante has morphed into a 1. I could try to sell my leaguemates on Matt Carpenter , but most of them won’t be buying, and odds are he was on the waiver wire until a few days ago anyway. David Freese (. 406 AVE, 3 HR, 11 RBI) The baseball season may be less than 2 weeks old but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to start thinking about trade possibilities. I’m not predicting a big dropoff by any means, but I do think you can secure a top-50 player in a deal while giving up a guy you drafted in the 100s a few weeks ago. 5 week power hitter, and (4) Albert Pujols is in the midst of a career-worst power slump to start a season.
Jordan French is a co-founder of Investment Underground along with Darius Fisher and serves as the site’s Investment Director. French brings over 12 years of investing experience to the Investment Underground team.
66 K/9) High walks (4. Has the time come to sell high on him, as this must be the impending demise that we have always heard about. Verdict – Definitely Hold or Try to Buy Low 66 BB/9) Control has never been an issue before, so seeing him walk 5 batters shouldn’t be a major issue. 3% strand rate) and a good strikeout rate (11. Low strikeouts (4. 3 mph on his fastball, yet he is at 90. 68 the past two years tells me it is not as big of a concern as you might think. In fact, in his one start in Cincinnati the past two years he allowed 2 ER over 7. Those who believe that will point to a decline in his velocity to open the year.
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Tales Of The Buy-Low Sell-High Portfolio: The Summer Of 2007 (Part III)
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A good introduction to a fairly complex topic
Decent, but has the typical flaw...