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Missed Fortune Seminar, Thursday 3/22, 6:30pm - 03/20/07 07:11 PM
I wanted to take a moment to endorse an upcoming seminar at the Doubletree Hotel in Overland Park, KS. Douglas Andrew, the author of the best-selling book, Missed Fortune 101, will be presenting his life-changing wealth empowerment ideas at this event. The book changed the way I look at mortgages, investments, insurance, and everything in between. This event will be like nothing you've ever seen before. The topics to be discussed include: *Socking money away into IRAs and 401(k)s and paying extra principal payments on your mortgage is counterproductive. *Learn how to accelerate your mortgage and pay it off faster with Uncle Sam's money
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My Bio for Kansas or Missouri Mortgages - 03/16/07 11:29 AM
About Us: Chad and his team are one of a few mortgage brokers in Kansas to truly understand the integration of mortgage planning into wealth creation. They have a strong focus on building wealth for their clients. Many people think Chad and his team are simply in the busines of doing loans. They don't look at it that way. They realize that they are helping clients create, perhaps, the largest debt in their life, and therefore, they have a responsibility to help them professionally manage that debt. They see their primary role as helping clients integrate the mortgage loan they select into
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Mortgage Planning, Equity Management, and Investments - 03/15/07 12:03 PM
I wanted to take a moment to pose a question to the mortgage community here on active rain and open up some communication about equity management and investments. As a mortgage planner, I try to take the initial mortgage consultation much further than the average joe. We talk about investments, insurance, short and long-term goals...pretty much everything imaginable...as I'm sure most of my mortgage planner colleagues on active rain do as well. I personally believe that equity is better empowered when it is separated from the home and put to use in an investment that is earning a rate of return.
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How the Affluent Manage Their Equity to Conservatively and Safely Build Wealth - 03/09/07 05:15 PM
If you had enough money to payoff your mortgage,would you? Many people would. If the "American Dream" of owning your own home outright with no mortgage is so wonderful, why do thousands of financially successful people-who have more than enough money to pay off their mortgage-refuse to do so? Most of what we learned from our parents and grandparents about mortgages is no longer valid. They taught us to make a big down payment, get a fixed-rate mortgage, and make extra principal payments to pay off your loan as early as possible. Mortgages, they said, are a necessary evil at best. The problem
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Chad Trease
Overland Park,
KS
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Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Address: 7127 W. 110th St., Overland Park, KS, 66210
Office Phone: (866) 344-3020
Cell Phone: (303) 725-1053
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"Empowered Wealth Creation Through Professional Mortgage Planning"
It's time we started using our mortgage as a wealth building tool rather than a looking at it as a necessary evil. The rules of money have changed...
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