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Category: Travel Guide
Title: What it Takes to Live in a Floating Home
A floating home or wave house isn't something new, but it's increasingly popular today. Some people see it as the answer to flooding and housing problems. But is it really that great of a dwelling?
Pros
With a floating home, you get to live in various docks and water systems. You aren't stuck to some place where you force yourself to be content and be happy. With a floating home, you can have varying locations and sceneries as your backdrop.
Dinner is just out the window or door. Simply cast a line or net and wait for your catch. It can't be that simpler.
You have a cool environment teeming …show more content…
Just make sure your wave home is in top condition, you're going to have a chance at making money from it. You can sell it off or rent it out.
Cons
Not many people can survive in a floating home. It can be tedious carrying groceries and garbage over a wobbly ramp. It can be nauseous to live inside a dwelling that constantly shifts with the tide.
Your floating home can only be this big. You can't possibly have the gigantic dwelling with five or more bedrooms with private baths each. A floating home can be as chic as you want it, but spacious? Not.
It can be just as costly as buying a small house and a lot, or renting an apartment. You will need to pay mortgage, docking and maintenance fees, as well as pay for utilities like water, electricity and garbage.
It can be hard to apply for a loan to finance a floating home. Many lenders collect higher interest for floating homes than for real properties. Plus, insurance is just as expensive, even more expensive than regular home …show more content…
Merger and Acquisition Banker – make sure that deals are in line with financial strategies and merger goals. You become an M&A expert by achieving legendary status in initiating and completing financially rewarding deals.
b. Underwriter – assist big corporations and governments in raising capital. Liaise for clients, traders and other finance people. More financial rewards await in the field of debt underwriting, but expect to work long hours.
c. Private Equity – work in investment banks or specialist firms. Ensure that a good portion of profits is reinvested properly. Having extensive experience with large investment bank or unmatched academic qualifications can get you far.
d. Venture Capital – decide which of the new or startup businesses are financially rewarding to invest in (provide capital for). It can be exciting to fund startups especially those involved with innovative products and services.
What the job entails?
Most candidates come from prestigious Ivy League and comparable colleges. Fresh graduates usually land a job and stay there for a couple of years, gain contact and skills, and then go back to school to for a master's degree or graduate study. Competition is fierce, and having a reputable educational and work background is the key to landing a decent position with an attractive
Category: Travel Guide
Title: What it Takes to Live in a Floating Home
A floating home or wave house isn't something new, but it's increasingly popular today. Some people see it as the answer to flooding and housing problems. But is it really that great of a dwelling?
Pros
With a floating home, you get to live in various docks and water systems. You aren't stuck to some place where you force yourself to be content and be happy. With a floating home, you can have varying locations and sceneries as your backdrop.
Dinner is just out the window or door. Simply cast a line or net and wait for your catch. It can't be that simpler.
You have a cool environment teeming …show more content…
Just make sure your wave home is in top condition, you're going to have a chance at making money from it. You can sell it off or rent it out.
Cons
Not many people can survive in a floating home. It can be tedious carrying groceries and garbage over a wobbly ramp. It can be nauseous to live inside a dwelling that constantly shifts with the tide.
Your floating home can only be this big. You can't possibly have the gigantic dwelling with five or more bedrooms with private baths each. A floating home can be as chic as you want it, but spacious? Not.
It can be just as costly as buying a small house and a lot, or renting an apartment. You will need to pay mortgage, docking and maintenance fees, as well as pay for utilities like water, electricity and garbage.
It can be hard to apply for a loan to finance a floating home. Many lenders collect higher interest for floating homes than for real properties. Plus, insurance is just as expensive, even more expensive than regular home …show more content…
Merger and Acquisition Banker – make sure that deals are in line with financial strategies and merger goals. You become an M&A expert by achieving legendary status in initiating and completing financially rewarding deals.
b. Underwriter – assist big corporations and governments in raising capital. Liaise for clients, traders and other finance people. More financial rewards await in the field of debt underwriting, but expect to work long hours.
c. Private Equity – work in investment banks or specialist firms. Ensure that a good portion of profits is reinvested properly. Having extensive experience with large investment bank or unmatched academic qualifications can get you far.
d. Venture Capital – decide which of the new or startup businesses are financially rewarding to invest in (provide capital for). It can be exciting to fund startups especially those involved with innovative products and services.
What the job entails?
Most candidates come from prestigious Ivy League and comparable colleges. Fresh graduates usually land a job and stay there for a couple of years, gain contact and skills, and then go back to school to for a master's degree or graduate study. Competition is fierce, and having a reputable educational and work background is the key to landing a decent position with an attractive