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Something to rejoice over

Something to rejoice over

Something to rejoice over   It was chilly last night. I believe it got down to nearly 32 degrees. Normally that would be no big deal. My heat pump and insulation keeps my house at a nice 72 degrees this time of year with little effort. But last night, my family and I were not in our house. We were dwelling in tents. The reason for that is we are at the Feast of Tabernacles. And if you are...

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Note well the state of your flocks

Note well the state of your flocks

Note well the state of your flocks   Have you ever read the book of Proverbs in the Bible? If not, check it out sometime. It was written by King Solomon who was called the wisest man who ever lived. He led Israel to become one of the most prosperous nations on earth and amassed great personal wealth. The reason I bring that up is because the book of Proverbs is a book of wisdom Solomon...

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The End of Year Review in Spring

The End of Year Review in Spring

The End of Year Review in Spring   You may not know this, but it is almost the New Year. No, I didn’t write this in 2023. It’s March of 2024, the spring equinox just happened, and that means spring is here. And according to Exodus 12:2 in the Bible, Yahweh tells Moses and Arron that this is the beginning of the year and goes on to give them the instructions of the spring feasts called...

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Camp Yahweh

Camp Yahweh

Camp Yahweh   Did you know that there is a ton about real estate, and even real estate investing, written in the Bible? There sure is. For instance: The oldest recorded deed that I’m aware of is found in the Bible. Now I wrote to you about this a long time ago. As a matter of fact, it was in 2016. So just to remind you, the column was titled “The oldest recorded deed” and it was based on...

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Deeds tell a story

Deeds tell a story

Deeds tell a story   I was talking to an investor recently that was having a hard time telling the difference between a warranty deed and a security deed. This confusion is not uncommon for investors that mainly buy houses using cash or traditional financing because the attorneys handle all the deed and paperwork.   But this investor was in the middle of buying a subject-to deal. And with...

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