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		<title>Marston Creative Real Estate Financing &#8211; A Guide to Buying &amp; Selling Homes in the 1980&#8242;S: A Guide to Buying and Selling Homes in the 1980s</title>
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		<title>Fast Cash: Selling Used Items for Profit- How to Make a Great Second Income by Selling Used Items from Garage Sales, Yard Sales, Thrift Shops, and Flea Markets (Almost Free Money)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you been searching for a way to make some extra cash... a FUN way to start a second income, regardless of economic conditions?<br /><br />Are you a time-strapped senior, or a home-bound mother looking for a fun income source to pay for groceries or your family's vacation?<br /><br />The Fast Cash system is just what you have been looking for.   It is a proven system that consistently earns excellent money for anybody, in any location.  The author has developed the system over through twelve years of research and application.  Fast Cash complements the system described in the successful Almost Free Money series, and expands it into many new and exciting niches for readers to explore.  Fast Cash can be tailored to the reader's situation, providing a little cash for busy people, or a new home business for entrepreneurs.<br /><br />In Fast Cash, readers learn proven techniques for locating high-yielding used items at venues that can be found anywhere in the world, including garage sales, yard sales, thrift stores, and flea markets.<br /><br />This 15,000 word document by the webmaster of Garagesaleacademy.com teaches readers many tools that are vital to ensuring success over long-term application of the system.  Instruction is provided in:  Finding the highest-yielding used items to sell, Where to sell used items for the highest profits, Diversifying sales across multiple internet sites, How to Research New Items to Sell, How to Increase Profits with eBay and Amazon Listings, How to Find the Best Garage Sales to Pick from, How to Process a Garage Sale or Thrift Store to Find the Best Treasure, How to Bargain at Garage Sales, How to Get Great Stuff For FREE, and the authors Personal Stories of Garage Sale Gold and Internet Selling.<br /><br />Fast Cash pulls no punches.  Readers are told exactly how to succeed and why others that have tried to make money in this niche have failed.  It provides the encouragement and motivation necessary to read the book and take the next step --which is to GET YOUR BUTT OUT THERE, AND START RAKING CASH!!<br /><br />Good Luck and Happy Hunting from Eric Michael!]]></description>
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		<title>Creative Selling for the 1990&#8242;s</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 26 May 2013 18:12:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Creative Selling for the 1990&#8242;s</title>
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		<title>Selling life insurance</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 02 May 2013 15:57:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Selling life insurance 1922<br /><br /><br />Author: Stevenson, John Alford, <br />Subject: Life insurance agents<br />Language: English<br /><br /><br />THIS book has been written for the sole purpose of <br />presenting in a simple and straightforward manner the <br />most modern and most effective practices in life under- <br />writing. <br /><br />The underlying plan of this book follows very closely <br />the course in "Practical Salesmanship " given by the <br />writer while Director of the School of Life Insurance <br />Salesmanship at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, <br />Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. <br /><br />A careful reading and study of the book will show <br />very clearly the underlying theory of the strategy of <br />selling. However, the major emphasis is placed upon <br />selling suggestions, selling plans, and methods of pro- <br />cedure which have proved highly successful in life <br />underwriting. <br /><br />The book may be used as a textbook in schools of life- <br />insurance salesmanship, in the weekly meetings of local <br />agencies, and as a basal or reference text in correspond- <br />ence courses. Also, the writer has constantly had in <br />mind another group of readers and users the men who <br />are selling life insurance every day and who do not have <br />the opportunity of obtaining help, other than that <br />which they can give themselves. <br /><br />If the writer were to take the time and space to note <br />the different individuals who have helped him either <br /><br /><br /><br />x PREFACE <br /><br />directly or indirectly in the preparation of this book, <br />he would probably be compelled to compile a "Who's <br />Who in Life Underwriting" instead of writing a preface <br />to "Selling Life Insurance." Even though it is quite <br />impossible to list all the individuals who have assisted, <br />credit must be given to the faculty of the Carnegie <br />Institute of Technology, the National Association of <br />Life Underwriters, the Life Agency Officers Association, <br />and the life-insurance journals. The two associations <br />have rendered invaluable service and co-operation in <br />establishing the School of Life Insurance Salesmanship <br />at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. The insur- <br />ance journals have probably done more to stimulate <br />interest in the education and training of those who <br />enter the profession of life underwriting than any other <br />agency. The writer wishes to praise in the loudest <br />terms those splendid and fearless journalists who advo- <br />cated training when it would have been far more <br />popular to have ignored this movement. Without this <br />magnificent help, the training idea could not have <br />succeeded. <br /><br />Specific mention must be made of the inspiration, <br />efficient help, and true idealism in life underwriting <br />which the writer has received from his former co-worker, <br />Griffin M. Lovelace. It is sometimes difficult to de- <br />termine who has given the most help. In this case the <br />writer finds no difficulty in naming Mary F. Barber. <br />She has rendered invaluable help in connection with <br />the planning, organization, and writing of this book. <br /><br />Wherever possible, credit has been given for specific <br />help; where credit has not been given, owing to the <br />impossibility of tracing the sources of certain....<br /><br />]]></description>
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