twittercom: FACE YOUR FEARS
- 01/16/09 07:23 AM
As human beings, we crave certainty, consistency, something we can really count on or believe in. It's comforting, it's consoling, and it's completely natural. But it's also extremely fragile, and always the first casualty of turmoil, especially in the financial markets. In 2008, one could argue that the biggest market movers were not just the credit crunch or a pending global recession. It was fear, a sweeping lack of confidence that suddenly gripped everyone, from major financial companies and individual investors, to consumers and governments alike. The result was not only the unprecedented financial turmoil that we're not going to discuss … (0 comments)
twittercom: GM BAILOUT - INTERESTING READING!
- 12/30/08 04:05 AM
Friends... This is one of the greatest responses to the requests for bailout money I have seen thus far. As a supplier for the Big 3 this man received a letter from the President of GM North America requesting support for the bail out program. His response is classic, and has to make you proud of a local guy who tells it like it is. He and "Joe the Plumber" would make a great team. Both letters are below. Its lengthy so if you are in a hurry don't delete it, just keep it until you have time. Dear Employees & Suppliers, Congress … (4 comments)
twittercom: Why hire a Paralegal for your Lease Negotiations?
- 12/16/08 04:16 AM
LEASE NEGOTIATIONS You can work it one of two ways in retail/commercial lease negotiations - hire an attorney or handle the negotiations yourself. There is a third alternate however - hiring a Real Estate Paralegal who has worked in retail negotiations for eight (8) years for a large retailer. If you are an owner of a retail/commercial center and have been negotiating the leases of your tenants on your own - below are a few items that you should think about in your negotiations: •· Common Area Rules & Regulations for all Tenants - do you have fines if tenants do … (0 comments)
As human beings, we crave certainty, consistency, something we can really count on or believe in. It's comforting, it's consoling, and it's completely natural. But it's also extremely fragile, and always the first casualty of turmoil, especially in the financial markets.;)
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