Today we continue to explore common mistakes that Rookie Contractors make in their first year. In our last post we looked at rookies who lack vision and fail to provide accountability. Today we will discuss credit lines, hiring character guys, and clients who seek to rob you blind. Here are three more mistakes Rookie should avoid.
Did you recently purchase a vehicle, but never received the title? Or did you receive the title, but lost it before transferring it into your name? If you are in the state of Vermont, you can solve your lost title problem by getting a Vermont Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
Did you recently purchase a vehicle, but never received the title? Or did you receive the title, but lost it before transferring it into your name? You aren’t stuck yet. You can get a Utah Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
So you bought a new car, but never received a title. Or maybe you received the title, but lost it before transferring it into your name. If this sounds like you, and you are living in Maine, a Maine Bonded Title might be your answer.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
Disclaimer: This will not be an easy process! If you can work with the seller to find a title or if the seller can get a new one issued DO THAT FIRST.
If you are determined to purchase a vehicle without a title (or if you have already purchased a vehicle and did not receive the title) then here are some steps to take to make sure your vehicle is legally ready for the road:
If you are looking into planning your estate, you have probably seen there are a few options available and that they sometimes get confusing. Two such options are wills and trusts, they serve a very similar purpose, but go about it in different ways. It’s best to gather all the information you can so that you can choose the right option for you and your loved ones. Knowing the difference between a trust and a will could make a huge impact on your estate planning.
If you live in Oklahoma and you manage projects that require a great deal of financial responsibility, you may need to get an Oklahoma surety bond. An Oklahoma surety bond reassures your clients that you and your company have a history of responsible management. They also insure your clients in the case of unscrupulous or unethical decisions.
In Oklahoma, many professionals need to get an Oklahoma surety bond before they can get licensed. These individuals include car dealers, mortgage brokers, construction workers, and notary publics.
I like podcasts.
Always have.
I am an auditory learner so the idea of a podcast has always held a certain appeal to me. I am a regular audio-book listener and fond of what Brent Kelly calls “Automobile University.” I learn on my 30-minute commute coming and going to work, and sometimes while doing the dishes or home-improvement projects.
But for the longest time I rarely listened to podcasts.
And this can be traced back to one central reason.
iTunes made me work too hard to keep podcasts updated in my phone.
In other words, iTunes made me hard too hard to get the goodies. (there is another post on buyer’s friction in there somewhere)
I don’t know about you, but I am not the best at syncing my iTunes with my phone. I don’t enjoy the ongoing maintenance of downloading the latest podcasts. It’s too much work requiring too much planning ahead. So I rarely listened to podcasts.
Then along came a Stitcher.
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