Real Estate

Owning land is a privilege that too few people capitalize on. You might be sitting on a quiet corner lot outside the city or a few acres by a highway. Either way, if you’re not doing anything with that land, you could be missing out on an opportunity to earn real income. In the US, around 77 million people own 1.3 billion acres of private land. Around 63 percent of those lands are farms and ranches while the remainder are mostly forests. Then, almost 39 percent of the 911 million acres of farmland in 48 States are rented. This is how land in the US is being utilized, but would you monetize yours the same way? Not necessary that you do. With a little creativity and planning, even a modest piece of property can be turned into a revenue stream. We’ll tell you how. Start a Self-S...

While the process of turning a construction plan into a logistical reality is one that’s filled with small considerations and fine details, it also takes a lot of broad management to ensure that all the pieces fall into place as you expect them to. Whether the role of manager is something that you take up directly or something that you delegate to someone else, you want to be confident that it’s going to be done properly. That means understanding where you need to be more specific in a plan, how you’re going to achieve that in practice, as well as what to do when things go wrong. All of the Pieces, Ready to Go Before you can actually begin your construction project, you need to gather all of the pieces. This will include the materials, the tools, the staff, all of the proper ...