Larry Browning, S.E.C.: Biography
By S.E.C. Observer
Posted in In the Spotlight, Spring 2009 on 5 Spring 2009
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Larry Browning has gone through his life using the philosophy that his father, whom he describes as a man of honesty, imbedded the following into him when he was a child: “Your word is your bond, always tell the truth.” This statement is reflective in all aspects of Larry’s life.

A Stick, a String, and a Carrot
By Clifford P. Weaver, S.E.C., CCIM
Posted in Spring 2009, The S.E.C. History Files on 5 Spring 2009
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Many Realtors use cash to buy or control real estate for their own account. This program is OK if you have plenty of the green stuff around. However, once you use cash, it’s gone for a period of time, or what Jim Misko of Eugene, Oregon, calls “final spending.” The money is gone and gone probably when you need it.

Double in Lieu Of
By Yvonne Nasch, S.E.C.
Posted in Spring 2009, The S.E.C. History Files on 5 Spring 2009
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An interesting technique to start a multiple exchange is often over-looked, and many transactions that “could have been” never got off the ground. I can best explain the technique by referring to a personal experience, a “double in lieu of” and happy conclusion. The important thing is to know the technique and put it to work.