Jordan Goodman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to use a commercial mortgage bridge loan instrument to earn 6% annually on discretionary cash, and it’s collateralized by real estate.
Jordan Goodman joins Jim Blasingame to report on some alternatives to eliminate excessive business debt in an orderly manner, without losing your business or taking bankruptcy.
How would you like to pay your house off in six or seven years? Jordan Goodman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal practices that will help you eliminate your home mortgage and car loan in a fraction of the original term.
It's not easy to keep personal and business finances separate when you're a start-up. Jordan Goodman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why every small business has to get and keep business financial elements separate from personal.
You can be smart about starting a small business, just look for the best resources that are available to help you. Jordan Goodman joins Jim Blasingame to recommend a few resources that will help you get started.
How can you make sure you're not hurt financially during tough economic times? Jordan Goodman talks with Jim Blasingame about some specific things we all can do to lower our expenses, including a new way to pay off your mortgage in a fraction of the time.
How do you make money in uncertain financial times? Jordan talks with Jim about some of the things you can do to keep your money working even when the economy is moving the wrong way.
Jordan talks with Jim about ways to use your personal assets to capitalize your business that are not so dangerous. They also discuss firms that are designed to help small businesses when they find themselves facing bankruptcy. They wrap up with Jordan offering some stock tips.
Jordan talks with Jim about some of the most current financial resources that consumers and small business owners can benefit from, including a new kind of mortgage and an exciting way to cut your healthcare costs.
Jordan and Jim talk about your money type, and how small business owners should balance their business capital between their personal investments and what their business needs to grow.
