Quotes of the Day

Other documents can get recorded on the chain of title in addition to the deed and that give people certain rights to the property. The most common examples would be easements, covenants, or liens. Easements (a legal right given by the property owner to another party to allow them to use or cross the property) and covenants (a legal document that explains how a property can be used) are fairly common and not a big deal, but a lien can make or break a sale. Your goal when buying real estate is to only buy properties that have a "clear title". This means a title that has been researched and found to be complete and free of liens or other issues. [2015] - Brandon Turner

If you're earning income that has you paying tax at 35% or less, maximize your TFSA first and then put any additional savings in your RRSP. If you're over 50 and have never used an RRSP, you won't have as much time to put the tax deferred compounding of RRSP on your side. Unless you're in the very top two tax brackets and will get a whack of cash back from the Tax Man now, stick with a TFSA. [2013] - Gail Vaz-Oxlade

The Law of Sowing and Reaping: Whatsoever you sow, that also shall you reap. Whatever you put in, or do for others, will eventually come back to you. [2004] - Brian Tracy

Your time is your life. Choose your job with care. Your time is more important than the money that you will receive. Money can be replaced, but time spent is gone forever. [2004] - Brian Tracy

Do not embed graphics into your actual e-mail blast. Instead, place your graphics on a Web server and call the graphics by a URL embedded into your e-mail. When designing your HTML e-mail, use absolute URL's for all of your graphics or hyperlinks. Where possible, minimize the use of graphics to improve download speed. Use HTML coding, tables, background colors, etc to design your e-mail without graphics when possible. [2007] - Bruce C. Brown