6 cognitive automation use cases in the enterprise

Cognitive Automation: Augmenting Bots with Intelligence These systems have natural language understanding, meaning they can answer queries, offer recommendations and assist with tasks, enhancing customer service via faster, more accurate response times. Intelligent automation streamlines processes that were otherwise composed of manual tasks or based on legacy systems, which can be resource-intensive, costly and prone to human error. The applications of IA span across industries, providing efficiencies in different areas of the business. Predictive analytics can enable a robot to make judgment calls based on the situations that present themselves.

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HOUSE HUNTING TIPS & CHECKLIST

Without proper guidance and a detailed checklist, finding the perfect house can be a tough and long-lasting process. Many factors should be considered including location, the house’s condition, and last but not least – your budget. To help you get these factors checked, we are going to share the best house hunting tips, taken from experienced real estate experts. We are also going to share a basic house hunting checklist so that you are off to a good start. Here is what you should know: SET YOUR PRIORITIES Every homebuyer

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THE IMPORTANCE OF HIRING A VIRTUAL ASSISTANT

Welcome to the topic “THE IMPORTANCE OF HIRING A VIRTUAL ASSISTANT.” Nowadays, every business owner is looking for innovative solutions to generate more profits for their business. Two things are done very well by entrepreneurs who are successful in their business ventures. They tend to strategically proceed with their business objectives and make optimal utilization of available resources in order to generate profit and ensure a positive business outcome. As your business grows, your workload can pile up and sometimes things can become frustrating or the pressure can get to

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THE ART OF WHOLESALING

Welcome to the topic “THE ART OF WHOLESALING” When done properly, investing in real estate can become a very lucrative business venture. One can find plenty of ways to approach the business. One of the many ways to enter and succeed long term is to become a real estate wholesaler. As a beginner, perhaps you have been considering a career in real estate for quite some time, but you are yet to take a step. Wholesale real estate is considered the perfect way to get involved in this business as

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SMART WAYS TO ANALYZE A REAL ESTATE DEAL

Welcome to the topic “SMART WAYS TO ANALYZE A REAL ESTATE DEAL.” Before we get started, if you want to analyze your property quickly, then Click Here to do it. In this article we will be discussing every single step involved in analyzing a real estate deal, so make sure to give it a read first! Property investment is a great way to achieve financial freedom. However, you have to be aware that it all starts with an acceptable real estate deal. When people are new to real estate investment,

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HOW TO GET RICH WITH YOUR IRA

Welcome to the topic “HOW TO GET RICH WITH YOUR IRA” Is it possible to get rich with IRA? You may have heard conflicting information regarding this question, but we will answer the question definitively in this article. To find out more you can Click Here or read the complete article below.  Before we get started, it is important to tell you that “the secret of the ultra-rich is revealed to the little guy, and, for once, the less money you have to start with, the better it works! You

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What Is Rent to Own?

A rent to own agreement gives the buyer control of a property, not full ownership, with the ‘option’ to purchase the property at the end of the contract period. Essentially it is a contract to buy a property with an extended closing date. That way you, as the buyer, have time to save a down payment, clear up any credit issues, and to line up financing. Typically, you, the buyer, will put down an option consideration, like a deposit for a rental, to secure your place as the future owner

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3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Renting to Own

A lease option can work out beautifully for you as the buyer if you walk into the arrangement with your eyes open. We want everyone to succeed in their dream of homeownership, so here are three questions you need to ask yourself before you decide that renting to own is for you. 1. Will You Qualify for a Mortgage Later? Renting to own essentially pushes the purchase date out 12-36 months so that you have the time to save for a down payment, raise your credit, and line up financing.

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Why Renting to Own is a Smart Choice Today

Like all great agreements, renting to own is beneficial to both the seller and the buyer. But, let’s take a look at the advantages for you as the buyer. In a rent to own agreement, you, as the buyer, freeze the price on the home for a year or two in advance of when you’ve agreed to close on the purchase. Since most markets appreciate, you’re locking in a good deal with built in equity. During your time as a tenant buyer, you’re making payments that contribute toward the down

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What to Expect as a Tenant Buyer

Being a tenant buyer is different than being a renter. In a rent to own agreement, since you’re both a tenant and the future owner of the home, you’re expected take greater pride in the property and have greater responsibilities towards it, and you’re expected to uphold your duties as a good tenant as well. While usually the mortgage, taxes, and large repairs are covered by the seller during the option period, you as the buyer are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of your new home, just as you

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Are You Better Off Renting?

True, the American Dream sells home ownership as the ultimate benchmark of success, but it’s not true for everyone. Often times, it makes more sense to rent your home than to buy. What makes renting a better option? Renting, especially in today’s rocky housing market, guarantees: Flexibility – Leases usually run no longer than 1 year, while mortgages lock you down for 30 years Affordability – Buying a house demands a lot of cash upfront, while renting only requires a small deposit and first month’s rent. No Surprise Expenses –

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5 Questions to Ask Your Landlord Before Signing A Lease

When you rent, your landlord will be part of your life. That said, it’s imperative you ask the right questions before entering into an agreement with them. 5 (often overlooked) Questions You Absolutely Must Ask What’s the Condition of the Home? Is it held together with duct tape and a prayer? Or have major repairs been done in the recent past – ie: new electric, new pipes, mold remediation etc. You’ll want to know the condition of the floors, walls, and ceilings. Are the windows solid, or do they invite

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Why Land is the #1 Overlooked Real Estate Investment

Vacant land is one of the best, and most underappreciated, real estate investments in the world. And yet, so few investors specialize in it. Why? Most investors view land as a weak investment because it just sits there, doing nothing. It’s a common thought, but a totally flawed one. Vacant land can absolutely be a cash flowing investment, if you know what to do with it. Land is simple, and we love that about it. Why do we love investing in land so much? 1. No repairs necessary You don’t

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7 Things to Look For When Buying Vacant Land

There are warning signs in every real estate deal, but land is its own beast altogether, and therefore plays by a different set of rules. There are a number of things that need to be addressed and evaluated before even considering purchasing a parcel of land – we know what not to do, because we’ve made the mistakes for you. Land is an amazing investment, as long as you’re educated and know what to watch out for. 1. Zoning Most important, you need to know the zoning of the property.

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How To Sell Your House Faster

There’s the traditional route of selling your house with a realtor, and there’s the fast route. Which do you want to take? If you really want to sell your house, avoid realtor commissions, get a fair all-cash offer, and have a variety of creative selling ideas, working with a real estate investor is the path of least resistance. A realtor’s fee is in essence a marketing fee. You’re paying them to advertise and walk buyers through your property, but when you deal with the buyer direct, you get to pocket

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5 Things To Expect When Meeting with An Investor

Most sellers are used to dealing with realtors but have never had an exchange with a real estate investor. We’re going to take some of the mystery out of that for you today. When an investor in interested in your property, they’ll want come see it. It’s best if you’re there to meet with them. Here are 5 things you can expect when they meet you at the property. They’ll ask for a tour of the property. You’ll find a place to sit and discuss the sale of the property.

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Why For Sale By Owner Is A Bad Idea

If you’re trying to sell your property yourself to a retail buyer, you’re in for a challenging ride. When you choose to go the For Sale By Owner route it’s likely you’ll encounter a few (if not all) of these issues: The Long Wait It’s often the case that you won’t be able to finance another house before you sell the one you’re in. But when you sell retail, it takes time to find the right buyer. So you’re essentially stuck in limbo until the perfect buyer comes along. Major

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5 Overlooked Perks of Good Credit

There are many benefits to having good credit, and, if you have bad credit, to repairing it. Now, we all know that a poor use of credit, paying high interest to big credit companies, is a money waster for everyone. However, there are a lot of perks for people who use credit to their advantage. Let’s take a look at what good credit can do for you. 1. Lower Insurance Rates Insurance companies will often look at your credit score when determining your rate for auto insurance, homeowner’s insurance, and

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Why Credit Repair Takes Time

Honestly we wish we had a magic wand that could fix all negative credit reporting in one go, but unfortunately, credit repair doesn’t work that way. As with any kind of rehabilitation, credit repair takes time. Remember that your credit report is a history, it lets lenders know how you’ve managed credit over long periods of time. While disputing negative information that is inaccurate, obsolete or unverifiable on your credit report, repeating those disputes every 30-45 days, and bringing your accounts current will elevate your score quite a bit right

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7 Tips To Maintaining Good Credit

1. Pay Your Bills On Time Being late on payments is the number one contributor to poor credit. Just pay on time, even if you’re paying the minimum balance, if it’s on time, it doesn’t hurt you. Collections have a major impact on your score, so avoid those altogether by paying your bills on time. 2. Get Current and Stay Current If you have missed payments, bring them up to day asap. The longer you pay your bills on time after being late, the more your score will increase. Older

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3 Actions You Can Take Right Now to Improve Your Credit Score

While credit repair does take time, there are a few actions you can take right now to improve your score. 1. Check Your Credit Report Credit repair begins with your credit report. If you choose to have a free credit consultation with us, that’s where we’ll begin. If you haven’t already, request a copy of your credit report (it’s free and doesn’t affect your score) and check it for errors. Make sure there are no late payments listed incorrectly and that the amounts owed are correct. If you find errors,

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Hidden Savings Secret

Today’s interest rates are at their lowest levels. Home prices are more affordable today than they were in the entire past decade. Owning a home is often less expensive than renting – even without looking at the biggest hidden secret to savings. In fact, tax savings and benefits are often unknown to new and prospective home owners. Let me explain. When you pay mortgage interest on your primary residence rather than rent, you get to deduct these expenses on your tax return. Claim More Exemptions Immediately But not only that!

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What You Need to Know About Buying A Foreclosure

Foreclosures can be home run investments, but, if you don’t do your due diligence, they can just as easily be the investment you regret. First, consider the source. Today there are tons of online resources for foreclosure lists, but they are not all made equal. You want to make sure that the list you’re using (especially if you’re paying for it) isn’t an old list. All foreclosures are public record, and if it’s public knowledge for some time, then you’ll be far down on the list of letters those owners

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How to Spot A Real Deal

When it comes to real estate, how can you differentiate the deals from the REAL deals – you know, the one’s that graduate you from dabbler, to legitimate investor? Here’s the thing, successful investors have one thing in common; they don’t buy everything that comes across their desk. They shop for the deal that makes sense to them. See, the secret is there’s no single definition of a real deal. A real deal is completely subjective. There are two parts to determining if you’ve got a great deal in front

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Two Truths About Closing Deals

Obviously everything we do as investors is geared towards closing deals. It’s obvious because if a deal doesn’t close, the money isn’t made. So we’ve got to close deals right? Right. But here’s one insight that, if you pay attention, will save you much grief.

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5 Things To Expect When Meeting with An Investor

Most sellers are used to dealing with realtors but have never had an exchange with a real estate investor. We’re going to take some of the mystery out of that for you today. When an investor in interested in your property, they’ll want come see it. It’s best if you’re there to meet with them. Here are 5 things you can expect when they meet you at the property. They’ll ask for a tour of the property. You’ll find a place to sit and discuss the sale of the property.

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Renting: A Better Option For You

Being a homeowner can be more trouble than it’s worth. Homeowners spend weekends fixing things and keeping up with general maintenance while renters are off enjoying their free time. Renting guarantees flexibility, affordability, no surprise expenses, no property taxes, and freedom. And doesn’t that sound like a smart choice?

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We Can Do What Others Won’t

Leasing your dream home with the option to buy means just that – you have the option to buy it, but it’s not a requirement. You have the opportunity to live in your home while you repair your credit or build the reported income you need to qualify for a loan. A traditional seller would never let you move in before the bank said yes – we will.

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The Right Price,Every Time

Investors know the key to real estate is buying at the right price, in the right location, at the right time. We pride ourselves on acquiring real estate that moves fast and makes sense (and cents). Now that you’ve found us, there’s no reason to waste any more time chasing dud deals.

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SELLING MADE SIMPLE

You have options when it comes to selling your home, but your neighborhood realtor isn’t going to tell you about them. Selling your house doesn’t have to be a succession of hope and disappointment with each offer made and loan that didn’t approve. When you work with investors, you get a fair offer and a fast closing without the headaches that come with retail buyers,.

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Are You Better Off Renting?

True, the American Dream sells home ownership as the ultimate benchmark of success, but it’s not true for everyone. Often times, it makes more sense to rent your home than to buy. What makes renting a better option? Renting, especially in today’s rocky housing market, guarantees: Flexibility – Leases usually run no longer than 1 year, while mortgages lock you down for 30 years Affordability – Buying a house demands a lot of cash upfront, while renting only requires a small deposit and first month’s rent. No Surprise Expenses – As a homeowner

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