Private Mortgage Investing by Teri Clark

Private Mortgage Investing by Teri Clark

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Private Mortgage Investing by Teri Clark

In the late 1800s, the area now known as Sparks consisted of ranches and farms. It was not until the early 1900s that Sparks would become the sixth-largest city in Nevada, almost overnight. E.H. Harriman moved the Salt Lake Division of the Southern Pacific Railroad from Wadsworth to swampland four miles east of Reno, and that area would become Sparks. The railroad was the largest and most reliable employer for 54 years, before leaving in 1957. Some railroad employees were transferred and reassigned to jobs outside of Sparks, but many chose to stay. Employment was found in Nevada's thriving hospitality industry, including John Ascuaga's Nugget Casino. Sparks became a major distribution center for national companies like S.S. Kresge and Pacific Freeport, and many manufacturing companies opened after Nevada passed the right-to-work law in 1951. Sparks is now the fifth-largest city in Nevada.
Teri Clark is a published author in the field of real estate and investing. Her interest in the new and different has also led to a successful online writing career. Teri has mastered the process of electronic virtual collaboration allowing her to produce nearly 100 books as an editor, researcher, freelance writer, and author. The North Carolina resident, along with her husband, home schools their four children. Teri contributes time weekly to service projects benefiting individuals and the community. She can be reached at TeriBClark@gmail.com.
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ISBN 13 9780910627627
ISBN 10 0910627622
Title Private Mortgage Investing
Author Teri Clark
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Atlantic Publishing Company
Year published 2006-07-01
Number of pages 396
Prizes IndieFab awards
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