Today’s Bawldys Go To…
Posted @ 2:37 pm - Filed under Financial Planning, Real Estate Markets, Bawldys, 401(k)'s & IRA's
Did you know this market doesn’t necessarily mean your property can’t sell for a higher price than the latest so-called comps? It just takes a pro who gets it.
You’ll also see what changes have arrived from the IRS relating to 401(k)s. It’s not only significant, to say the least, but more empirical evidence of what I’ve been saying all along.
If you’re a Harry Potter fan, you’ll be interested to read how some of the real marketing pros look at how the last book was handled. There will be two links instead of one. It’ll make a lot more sense if you read them in the order I put them. Seth and Liz are mega-brains, and their insights to business are almost always uncanny.
Doug Quance writes Top Dollar Sales Price Is Still Obtainable Even In Buyer’s Market showing that he knows what most agents don’t, and he absolutely gets it. He even admits he was wrong at first. My kinda guy. A definite MUST READ.
Max Whitmore, one of my favorite experts, gives an excellent overview of the recent changes in how 401(k)s are treated — not only from the taxpayer’s viewpoint — but from the employer’s side too. If you read me consistently you know what I think of 401(k)’s. Max’s piece, First Anniversary of 401(k) Changes Looms has inspired a post I hope to write in the next week or so on the subject. This is a MUST READ and a half. 
Liz Strauss says she would’ve gone farther than Seth Godin’s post Keeping a secret on the subject of the latest Harry Potter book. In her post Hope Seth Doesn’t Mind if I Go Even Further, Liz shares what she might have done. I’m thinking the money earned by the second approach might have been astounding. What do you think? Another MUST READ.
“…and remember. The daily Bawldys have approximately 1/365th the value of our annual awards.”
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