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on May 25, 2012

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Triple Your Income in the Next 12 Months

by Ron LeGrand

We all have choices in life. We can spend our lives making a living or we can choose to make some real money. Unfortunately, most people choose to make a living. They don't take time and spend their lives walking over the dollars to get to the dimes. Most real estate investors are no different.

Oh sure, you've decided to either increase your income on a part-time basis or you've quit your job and taken the full-time plunge. So what! All that means is you've decided to take control of your own financial future and make things happen. I'm proud of you if you have made that choice.

But wait! Before you pat yourself on the back and your head swells up like a basketball, answer this question:

Are you running your business with blinders on?

I mean are you so narrowly focused on one little piece of the business that you're letting the real money fly right on by? Most people get started in real estate and learn one or two ways to make money. Then they spend t…

Lockheed - Martin to Open Service Hub in Prescott Valley

In a unanimous vote on June 30, the Prescott Valley Town Council approved an employment agreement with aerospace giant Lockheed-Martin (L-M) to open a 50,000 square-foot Automated Flight Service Station (AFSS) in the Big Sky Business Park on Valley Road.

L-M Western area Service Manager Bill Lamb said that in February of this year, L-M landed a $1.9 billion federal contract to consolidate 58 AFSS sites nationwide into 20, including three hubs located at Fort Worth, TX, Leesbrug VA., and Prescott.“
This will be the headquarters,” he said. “This program will transition 30-some government employees starting Oct. 4. We also have about another 130 employees that will be transferring to Prescott Valley.”Lamb said their current Prescott Airport location is too small, so L-M is moving to the new Prescott Valley location.
That center is expected to employ about 300 workers.Site plans also include a training center where current L-M employees will learn the AFSS computer systems and then return to…

LOW DENSITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN SUBMITTED TO DEWEY-HUMBOLDT

Planning & Zoning to explore new plan for former Young’s Farm landDewey-Humboldt, AZ (March 7, 2007) — The Monogram Companies has submitted a plan to Dewey-Humboldt’s Planningand Zoning Commission for a much lower density development of the former Young’s Farm. “The Village at Young’s Farm”revised project plan came after hearing feedback from town residents and Town Council, and demonstrates the developer’sdesire to keep alive the rich history of the property while addressing the need for local shopping .“We listened very carefully to the comments we received from Town residents and elected officials and turned those into theplan we have submitted to Planning and Zoning. Housing density has been essentially cut in half from a previous plan andwe have modestly expanded the commercial area facing AZ-69 and AZ-169 to enable the in-town shopping that residentsasked us to include,” says Don Allison, a partner of The Monogram Companies. “It wasn’t easy to balance the lower densityand e…

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