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ed and match them with the
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people on the team. Malouf and
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and strong. That way, it will
It takes concrete actions, goals and
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A Brave New World, pg. 27
There really is no limit to the
number of homes in foreclo-
sure that lenders would like to
get off their books in order to
reduce their matching fund re-
quirements and free up more
cash to lend out.
Millions of dollars are ready
to be made by integrally in-
volved entrepreneurs over the
next few years.
To miss out on any of it
would be an out-and-out shame
… if not a crime.
There are two sets of adages
to live by that one must ponder
and decide upon before jump-
ing into the business:
Set A - “Strike while the iron
is hot”; “He who hesitates is
lost”; “The early bird gets the
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worm,” and “If everybody is
doing it, it’s time to do some-
thing else.”
Or
Set B - “Haste makes waste”;
“Look before you leap”; and
“Wait until all the bugs are
worked out before you jump
in,” or “Wait until you see ev-
eryone else doing it, then jump
in … why take chances?”
My own: “Successful people
make quick decisions and are
slow to change their minds, the
unsuccessful are slow to com-
mit and quick to change their
minds.”
So, what’s my advice regard-
ing the current short sale mar-
ket? OK, guess!

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