How to get hard money loans in fairfield…

Our economy creates a very desirable playing field for hard money lenders to invest again and that why on http://www.lendinguniverse.com where commercial lenders are again purchasing leads with 60% LTV.

the latest real estate properties in Fairfield County Connecticut very much at 6 years low of $638,000 Homes ranging $1,148,400 or higher are still moving down in some areas . At beginning of 2010 the most they will go was 55% LTV on most real estate (and 30% LTV on land) and today with more optimistic view of the future of real estate evidence by prices stabilizing and no longer diving here.

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Owner occupied properties that are not securing business related loans are not welcomed by private hard brokers because of regulations that make it difficult to verify ability to pay by the consumer and thus almost impossible to lend and put the investors in great risk regardless of their equity position. How to get hard money loans in Fairfield County Connecticut

I've just started a small online store selling a book I've self-published. I started out keeping track of sales in a spiral notebook, then graduated to an excel spreadsheet. But as sales keep coming in, it's starting to get more complicated. I need to distinguish books sold, from books placed in stores but not sold, from books given away as gifts, from books still in my inventory. And all the payment methods (in person, via a retailer, online... cash, check, credit card) and all the tax variables and all the various fees, shipping, etc. Ahhh, my head spins, and my excel spreadsheet grows waaay too complicated. Any suggestions? I've not much budget for anything fancy but don't want to spend hours entering in numbers either.
by Janet S @ May 1, 2008 10:51 pm
Hi, I've got 2 answers for you... The first is for you to have a look for AceMoneyLite - it's 100% freeware and works a treat - I use it all the time and can highly recommend it. It stores accounts in databases and, although the free version is "supposedly" limited to one account, you can rename an account and then create a new one and choose whichever database (account) you want each time you open the program. It's also pretty lightweight. Given that you're selling a book (not sure if digital or physical), you may want to have a look at the following "free to join" service to process your digital sales - the fees are incredibly low and your payments are guaranteed - links to both the accounting freeware and the payment processing webs can be found below my answer in the source box. Hope this helps