Physical health is something about which everybody is conscious about. Good health and ill health are directly proportional to a native's earning capability. Thus, being aware of our personal health and its maintenance can help us to a great extent. Of course it is not possible for us to know how and when our health will be affected. Numerology has helped us a lot in predicting our health conditions and the necessary measures to be taken.
In this article we will discuss about the first four health numbers.
Number One The number one in its influence over health reveals that general health conditions will be reasonably good so long as you yourself do not give way to mental strain and irrelevant and unnecessary worries.
As a result of worries there will be a reaction on your nerves which may at times lead to nervous disorders, and in cases of extreme mental tensions, it may result to a nervous breakdown.
On the other hand, maintenance of a cheerful and optimistic outlook towards life will keep you in good health and will enable you to enjoy the social pleasures and other amenities of life. Travel, especially in countryside will result in mental restlessness and anxiety.
Number Two This number gives you a neat and fair compact form of physical body and shows that so long as normal supervision is maintained during the early years of life, good health will result. The sign has a rule over the digestive organ and over the bowels, chiefly the duodenum.
Any sluggishness of the digestive and eliminative organs should promptly be remedied. Some liabilities towards suffering from various forms of colic, affections of the intestinal disorders, typhoid, enteric fever and diarrhea can be denoted. A great deal is shown to depend upon diet as well as upon climatic and natural conditions.
Number Three This number gives you a well formed and positive type of physical body showing that from a general standpoint health will be good and there will also be good powers of recuperation. At the same time emotional upsets and disturbances will cause temporary loss of strength and vitality.
This number is said to rule over the lumber region and the skin, the kidneys and supra-renal glands, and from a structural standpoint, the lumbar vertebrae of the spine. Tendency towards jaundice, diabetes, uremia or kindred problems etc. should receive immediate attention. Catarrhal cold affecting the nose and the head is denoted.
Number Four The number four gives you a good and a fine deal of physical health. Provided normal habits of the life are followed, physical strength and endurance that shows good health can be maintained.
The sign is said to rule over the pelvis of the kidneys, the uterus, the bladder, gall, excretory system generally and the pelvic region of the body. Some liability to feverish ailments and those of an internal character is denoted.
Such complaints such as gravel, stone, appendicitis and hernia are most likely to affect your health. So care must be taken in these fields as well. Proper vicinity should be taken when you are under the vicinity of people suffering from infectious diseases. There can be reactions upon heart, throat and back.
Your health number can be anything varying from one to twenty two. Different numbers affect the health differently. Know your personal health number and check out what Numerology has to say about your health.
As we now recover from the long holiday and consuming way too much turkey and stuffing, real estate investor minds come back to the plans that they will be making for 2007. Having talked to many investors during our recent appearance in NYC, I have discovered that many people have been in active in 2006 but are really planning on gearing up in 2007. Why? It seems to be a combination of a strong believe among experts and novices alike that 2008 will be the return of solid real estate market conditions and thus 2007 is a great year to pick up good values. Quite frankly, we concur.
In addition to the normal New Year's resolutions that you make, I highly encourage you to add one more to your list that you will actually keep?.. LEARN TO BECOME A GOOD INVESTOR. During the time that our web site has been in existence, I have met many clients and investors who are all very bright and I know that they do some complicated things in their day job like surgery, education, law, etc., etc. What surprises me however is that many people feel that investing is rocket science. Having been a scientist and actually worked on a rocket, trust me when I tell you that investing is far, far from rocket science on the complexity scale. Most of real estate investing is just good old common sense that once you see it, you feel kind of silly for thinking that it was so complicated.
One of the common themes among many professional people I meet is that they are just too busy to learn what is needed. They go on to tell us that all they want to do is find somebody they trust and then take their advice?.. Kind of like I don't want to learn medicine if I have a threatening ailment. While I agree with that for many things in life, for important issues like your health, your family's financial future, your children's education, etc., I believe a much healthier approach is to find a provider that you trust but learn enough to get comfortable with what they tell you. That way you have a much stronger conviction when you make a decision other than "gee, this doctor recommends this approach" or "wow, I will buy this property because Dr. Anderson sounded really excited". ? I hate to be the bearer of bad news but for both those decisions, you will wake up one morning a few months down the road going "did I make the right choice?" If you understand why you made that choice, then that thought will rapidly disappear and not be a hurdle. On the other hand, if you don't understand why you made that choice, you are in for some mental roller coasters.
As part of our push in 2007 to create a small, but extremely well educated investor community, let me now get off my soapbox and describe the next piece of investing by the numbers.
What You Need To Know
In our last article, we described the four key parameters that any real estate investor needs to know to evaluate a project. Just as a reminder, they are
1. Purchase Equity.
2. Annual Appreciation (%)
3. Annual Cashflow
4. Special Tax Situations
In our live workshop in NYC, we recently covered how you can sit at your desktop and get this information. For our projects, we provide this information to you but I believe it is really good to see one time how to actually do that and that it makes sense. Then, when you are looking at a property where information has been provided to you, then you can always go back and double check any piece that may not make sense. In late January early February, we will be conducting multi-city tours where you can come out and meet us live and we will teach this content. Please go to this page to tell us the large city that you live next to and give us a contact email if you would like to attend.
Calculating Cash On Cash Returns And Yearly Returns
One of the standard measures of many investments is what is called cash-on-cash returns. This is just a fancy word that says what % gain do I get for holding an investment. For example, let's say that you plunk down $20,000 in down payment and closing costs on a real estate investment and let's say in 2 years, you get back $65,000 after reselling with all expenses included; i.e., you have a $45,000 net profit.
The cash on cash return for this is simply:
COC(%) = 100%* 45000/20000 = 225%
One problem of this measure is that it does not take into account the time-value of money; that is, if I made that in 2 years versus 20 years, it makes a huge difference. So suppose in this example we plunked down $20K, got a simple interest return the first year, and then reinvested that gain with the same interest. Now what interest rate would accomplish this? A little more complicated to calculate but the annual rate of return to produce this is just a little of 80%. To see this, you can do the following:
Year 0: $20,000
Year 1: $20000*(1+80.2%) = $36,055
Year 2: $36055*(1+80.2%) = $65,000
If you are still in the mindset of 2004/2005 that you can plunk down $5,000 on something and make $75,000 in 6 months by flipping, then I wish you the best of luck. This is just not realistic except for a few needles in the haystack. On the other hand, if you are comfortable with making 30-40% per year on your money over a 2-5 year time frame, then that is very realistic and can be done with low risk.
So when we evaluate potential opportunities, one of the first parameters that we are looking at is this yearly return and we like to see 30%+. As we will discuss next week, this is not the only factor to consider but it is certainly one of the top 3.
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