Fear Creates Worry

"Greed is good!" says Gordon Gecko (Michael Douglas) in Wall Street. Recent investment losses, corporate scandals, and a stagnant economy refute that statement. Instead, a warning is emerging in personal finance forums as we search and hope for indications that relief is in sight. Fear is bad! Fear has driven many investors either to dump stocks and load up on bonds, certificates of deposit and other conservative investments or, even worse, to stop saving and investing. This creates new problems. People will be incapable of achieving their long-term financial goals because their portfolio may now be so conservative that it won't deliver returns needed to retire in comfort, or they are simply saving too little. Faced with this fear and uncertainty, financial knowledge is more important than ever. Instead of reacting to market’s ups and downs, learn more about characteristics of stocks, bonds, and other investments; as well as broad array of personal finance and money management topics.

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Q How long does it take before your tenant/buyer cashes me out?

A That depends on a number of different factors. Many people with less than perfect credit can rebuild their credit and receive a mortgage from a mortgage broker within 6 consecutive payments.

Q Why don’t I just sell house myself? If you have little or no equity in your home, it will not be considered a good investment by most buyers.

Q What if my tenant/buyer doesn’t buy house? A It is important to pre-screen buyers to make sure that they want to buy house and are able to buy it at some point in future. However, circumstances can change in someone’s life, such as an unexpected job transfer, that make it necessary to move. In situations like that, a new tenant buyer would have to be found.

Caterina Christakos is an independent real estate investor and facilitator. For more information or help setting up your lease options and screening buyers email Caterina at Cchrist896@aol.com