Closet Organizer TipsWritten by Brian Channell
While searching for that perfect closet organizer to suit your storage needs, it’s important to consider how much space you need. Sometimes it’s hard to throw beloved items away for sake of storage space, but you don’t necessarily have to if you have proper closet organizer. If you’re trying to create storage space as well as organize your closet in a more efficient manner, there are several items available for purchase that will make your task easier.InstaHangerStacks and Stacks has a unique closet organizer for sale called InstaHanger. The instahanger takes up a very small amount of space and can hold up to 60 pounds of clothing. It attaches to wall and can be closed when not in use, making it a flexible and unobtrusive closet organizer. The InstaHanger is perfect for indoor or outdoor use because it is made with weather resistant materials. Another closet organizer gaining rave reviews at Stacks and Stacks is Campus Closet Collection. Campus Closets are modular, stackable closet organizers that provide extra storage drawers for sweaters, towels, toys, undergarments, and everything else in your closet that requires a storage solution. Each drawer on these closet organizers slides in and out for easy access, and entire closet organizer is durable and capable of supporting extremely heavy loads. For extra floor space, consider using hanging storage closet organizers. Stacks and Stacks sells these items specifically for shoes, dresses, sweaters, and accessories. They hang directly on closet rod, allowing for additional vertical storage. If your closet floor is cluttered, vertical storage is a helpful solution.
| | Want To Be Profitable In This Real Estate Bubble? I’ll Show You How In Just Three Easy StepsWritten by Chris Anderson, PhD
This is a question I get almost everyday from either our web site www.GetPreconstructionProfit.com or from my individual investment activities. The question is “How Can I Be Profitable When We Are In A Real Estate Bubble”? STEP#1. First you have to recognize that in order to make money in almost any market (i.e. stocks, commodities, real estate, etc.) you need to have market in motion. In other words, prices or value have to be changing substantially, either up or down, for you to make money. Did you know that many traders back in NASDAQ bubble made millions by adopting a style that made perfect sense for type of bubble market that was being experienced? Of course this was financially devastating to buy and hold investors who bought at market top. So what is difference? The answer is a difference in investing/trading style and risk management. STEP #2. Now throw a little reality into picture. Specifically, you need to realize that nobody can consistently predict turning point of a rapidly moving market. People who pay attention to value (which is always a wise move) can tell you when things are out of whack with market, but they cannot tell you if market will turn in a week, a year, or a decade! Warren Buffet correctly predicted that stock market was way over valued LONG before it actually corrected. Since Warren is a value-type investor, it made perfect sense to stay on sidelines. In contrast, many active traders became multiple millionaires during that period and then rapidly adapted to market downturn. Both were “correct” for type of style that they employed. STEP #3. You have to realize that there are many ways for an overvalued market to correct. For example, in real estate markets, many people are claiming that price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is out-of-balance; that is price you can collect for rents in a year relative to purchase price. Typically this should be around a ratio of 100 to 150 for a good cashflow investment. In some areas of country, this ratio is over 400.
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