Troy Swezey is a professional, full time Realtor with Century 21 Paul & Associates in Burbank, California, and has much experience bringing buyers and sellers together. Whether you are a first time buyer or a seasoned seller, if you are buying a fixer-upper or investing in your dream home or condominium, have a probate, foreclosure or 1031 exchange, dealing in commercial or equestrian property or land, Troy can help!
Thursday, February 26, 2009
About The Author
Troy Swezey is a professional, full time Realtor with Century 21 Paul & Associates in Burbank, California, and has much experience bringing buyers and sellers together. Whether you are a first time buyer or a seasoned seller, if you are buying a fixer-upper or investing in your dream home or condominium, have a probate, foreclosure or 1031 exchange, dealing in commercial or equestrian property or land, Troy can help!
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Rule #1a is “It takes a wise man to learn from his mistakes, but an even wiser man to learn from others."
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Most people would agree that it is better to learn how to fish
Finding wonderful, undervalued businesses
What happens when the businesses you know are not growing at the desired rate, or are not selling below their intrinsic value? The other option is to find a business of which you have some cursory knowledge, and take the time to learn more about the business and the industry. Ultimately you want to find companies that you understand that are both high quality and have stock prices that are well below their intrinsic value.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
electronic filing was implemented
"However, because of the massive number of attorneys and law firm personnel who were not up-to-date with new technology, the bankruptcy court offered the PACER training for filing the petition. But I did wonder why the bankruptcy court didn't develop an online tutorial that provided a video filmed on the computer screen. A person could simply click a link and watch a step-by-step video from their computer without leaving their desk. This would have saved the bankruptcy court thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours in time. Perhaps the majority of law firms were so out-of-date with their computer and software they would not have been able to view the online video. That's my guess."
Some virtual assistants provide you with the option of calling into a telephone number
I didn't see much difference in drafting the petition (except for a few form changes.) This is because I had been drafting well-detailed bankruptcy petitions for many years before the new law took effect. Only after I was involved with my company, The Lawyer Assistant, did I learn that drafting well-detailed bankruptcy petitions was not the standard norm in the law firms."
"Additionally, I learned that many debtor bankruptcy law firms have not kept up-to-date with the new technology. Prior to mandatory electronic filing, most bankruptcy attorneys continued using the old-fashioned paper method. This was the exact same thing they had done for the past 10, 15 or 20 years. At that time, only internet and computer-savvy bankruptcy attorneys used PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) to file their bankruptcy petitions. This was evidenced by the fact that all the bankruptcy courts offered PACER training for bankruptcy attorneys and their staff before mandatory
Time is money and since virtual assistants save you time; their service is worth money to your law firm.
Forward your calls to a virtual assistant and get more work done with fewer interruption
But when the bankruptcy law was changed on October 17, 2005 — the attorneys were forced to prepare well-detailed bankruptcy petitions. In fact, the new law even allows the court to impose a fine on the attorney for not using due diligence in verification of the information within the petition. This helped to create a panic with some attorneys while others simply did not want to invest the time it would take to prepare well-detailed bankruptcy petitions.
But Victoria Ring points out in one of her many published articles:
"I was personally trained by two attorneys who specialized in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. From the beginning I was taught to draft well-detailed bankruptcy petitions. Because the petitions were so well-detailed the attorneys had fewer catastrophes occur and their cases went through the court system more efficiently. Therefore, when the new bankruptcy law went into effect, as a virtual bankruptcy assistant,
Monday, February 23, 2009
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The author, Victoria Ringis NOT an attorney.
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and should not be considered legal advice.
All the material in this book is written from the
perspective of Victoria Ring an experienced bankruptcy paralegal who has never attended law school
and is not authorized to practice law in any state.
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