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Numbers look daunting even for seasoned real estate professionals. That is where financial accounting experts can add value. Keith Arnell, Founder of Pavillon Advisors, provides reliable outsourced accounting services and supports businesses in gaining financial insight into their companies. A Certified Public Accountant, Keith offers expert bookkeeping and accounting services, especially on understanding finances, cash flow, and accounts better. I’m looking forward to hearing from Keith about the best practices in financial accounting that we can apply in real estate investing. [00:01 - 09:40] Opening SegmentLet’s get to know Keith ArnellWe talk about the services his company offers[09:41 - 21:35] Best Practices in Financial Accounting Keith talks about the importance of financial accounting He shares some strategies of his best-performing clientsHe gives his top-5 key performance indicators you’d want to list[21:36 - 29:17] The “Fun” in “Fund”Keith talks about his fund management experience We talk about how you can invest in multiple deals simultaneously[29:18 - 36:16] Ask About the TaxKeith talks about K-1 in real estatePartner with us! See link belowKeith tells us the importance of having tax experts on your side [36:17 - 45:11] Closing SegmentConnect with Keith - links below Keith shares some tips to understand accounting betterFinal words from Keith and MeTweetable Quotes:“You may not have a lot of questions at first, but over time as you’re looking at different trends and looking at somebody that can kind of help you, you’ll start to learn more and more.” - Keith Arnell“Efficiency can create less expenses.” - Keith Arnell------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Keith on LinkedIn and Facebook or call (801) 336-6580. Visit Pavillon Advisors to learn more. Guest Email: keith@pavilionadvisors.comConnect with me:https://www.5tcre.com/FacebookLinkedInInstagramWatch 5T CRE on YouTubeLeave us a review and receive your free ebookEmail us --> abel@5tcre.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/5Talents)

Session 16 Usually the end of your medical school interview the interviewer will ask if you have any questions for them. Today we'll talk last three questions you should never ask. [01:05] Ask About the School, Not About the Person The first question you should avoid asking to the interviewer is  "What made you want to work here at the school?" This sounds like a great question. What happens if that interviewer is at that school because his wife is the breadwinner and she wants to work in that location. But he really wants to be in New York. Or what if he really wants to work at another school down the street but they didn't want him for whatever reason? There are so many personal reasons for why somebody's working at a particular location. So this doesn't gives you great insight into the school. [02:22] You Do the Work! The second question you shouldn't ask is "How is your school going to prepare me for residencies?" Or asking, "How will you make me stand out?" Personally, when I hear that as an interviewer, all I hear is "I'm needy and I'm going to need you to help me stand out. I'm not going to do the work, you are. How are you going to do that for me?" It's your education. It's your future, your goals, your aspirations. So you work hard. "The school supports you but you do the work." [03:08] Student Support Resources Finally, the third question you shouldn't ask any interviewer is "What resources do you have in place for when I get anxious or I get depressed? Yes, a school should have those systems in place and should have resources for the students. But this should not be discussed during the interview. Find out about that information once you are accepted or after your interview from other students. Don't ask that to an admissions committee member that's interviewing you. What this sounds like to me is "I'm worried I'm going to get burned out or I'm going to get super depressed." So now, as an interviewer, "I'm concerned about you being able to finish school." It's great to know about the information on how they're going to help or what resources are in place. Students get burnt out and they get depressed. So it's good to know what resources are available. But don't ask that during your interview. "Don't put any concerns in their head." By the way, the episodes in this podcast are recordings of our Facebook Live that we do at 3pm Eastern on most weekdays. Check out our Facebook page and like the page to be notified. Also, listen to our other podcasts on MedEd Media. If you’re looking for more premed resources, visit The Premed Years Podcast. Links: MedEd Media Medical School HQ Facebook page

SHOW NOTES EPISODE 73: “Season of the Bitch” This week Host Dave Bledsoe breaks out his special Clinton Campaign Marrying License and get's ready to start Gay Marrying unwilling Christians before they are shipped off to the FEMA camp! Along they way, we dive deep into the unrelenting hell on Earth it will be once Hillary is elected for women EVERYWHERE, because MEN are just going to be total twats about it! You haven't heard that much whining since the last time a sportball game was interrupted by a tornado warning! We rummage around our childhood and discover the thing that ruined it. (Hint: Maturity) We explain to all the upset man children that new movies do not erase the old one and really wonder what life might be like if we had a Proton Pack of our own to zap every whingeing twit who complains about their pathetic pop culture obsession from childhood. Except Dungeons and Dragons, that shit is COOL! We also talk about how NOT to defend your friend when you believe he is falsely accused of rape. And point out that if he WAS accused of rape, it is probably isn't false. It probably happened. Promotion consideration this week is by Old Man Winter's' Ghost Rental, when the mask comes off, it's ALWAYS Old Man Winters. We open the show with the wisdom of Rush “Don't Ask About the Dominican Boys” Limbaugh and close with Donovan. Because that is how we roll. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Writers Nation Radio with Hosts Kaneen Morgan and Shalanda Norman with Special Guest Andrea Sullenger and Cindy Grosz: Andrea Sullenger is a 2x best selling author, speaker, business and sales coach, founder of andreasullenger.com and the creator of the wildly popular program Soul Powered Selling. With 18 years of successful experience under her belt she has worked in a variety of arenas. As an internationally known speaker, the business and tech editor of the online entrepreneurial magazine Hat Trick and a kick-butt client creation and sales coach her client roster will knock your socks off! She is fiercely committed to guiding service based entrepreneurs to achieve a fast path to profits, busting down the walls of fear and overwhelm and getting to the clients they love while creating the wealth they deserve. Cindy Grosz is the author of Rubber Room Romance a novel, Everything You Need to Know and Ask About the Education System. She is also an education activist, successful lifestyle blogger and a marketing specialist, working with a wide range of clients ranging from new small businesses and Fortune 100 firms.

Taking IELTS? Get our free IELTS video training course here Get the job in English! Today you will find out how to follow up after a job interview and how to find out about the status of your application. Yesterday, during Meeting Monday, we met Jo from EnglishwithJo. Jo worked for the Royal Family in... Read More The post AEE 63: Get the Job in English – How to Ask About the Status of Your Application appeared first on All Ears English Podcast | Real English Vocabulary | Conversation | American Culture.