How Often Are There Errors On A Credit Report? All The Damn Time!

One of the most important things in maintaining good financial health is a strong credit score. One of the easiest ways to avoid a bad credit score is regularly checking for credit report errors. How often are there errors on a credit report? Surprisingly all the damn time! Check For Credit Report Errors Often It […]

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If You Produce Nothing How Can You Expect To Make Any Money?

If you want to make any money, you can’t produce nothing. You’ve got to produce a whole lot of something! Every time I walk into a coffee shop, I see guys fiendishly coding on their laptops. Although the chances are slim to ever make it big as an entrepreneur, thousands of predominantly 20-something year old

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A Massive Generational Wealth Transfer Is Why Everything Will Be OK

The headlines about a massive generational wealth transfer are real. I’ve been witnessing it for years since starting work in NYC in 1999 and arriving in San Francisco in 2001. I’ll share just a few examples that I’ve observed in my own neighborhood. The Bank Of Mom & Dad is out in full force supporting

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The Three Jar System Of Money To Discuss Our Financial Insecurities

Greetings from London! While I’m away, please enjoy the following guest post from illustrator and writer Colleen on the three jar system of money and financial insecurities with money. Perhaps you have some financial insecurities as well you’d like to share in the comments section.  I was going to write a post about kids allowances. But,

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A Pricing Strategy To Maximize Rental Income And Minimize Turnover

Are you a landlord looking to maximize rental income and minimize turnover? You’ve come to the right place because I’ve been a San Francisco landlord since 2005. Since 2005, I’ve built a rental property portfolio that generates about $100,000 a year in rental income. Over time, I’ve learned different pricing strategies to help maximize returns

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