I began my career in 1996 as a teller at a credit union, which lead to a career training bank regulations and processes. By 2002, I was running a successful real estate business where I bought and sold seller financed mortgage notes to investors for 13 years. I went from brokering mortgage notes, generating an income, to valuating homes for asset managers and subcontracting lawn maintenance work. Fun times! The challenge came during tax season, marketing timely and truly understanding how each client added to your business. So I returned to school, obtained an MBA, as well as a Masters in Accounting and focused my efforts on helping the small business owner learn what I once didn't know.
Believe it or not, I started out as a new business owner brokering mortgage notes on the secondary mortgage market. The business took off pretty fast, within a year, and before long I was generating a revenue very quickly. I was 24 years old, about to be a new mother, and I had no idea whether I was cash or accrual basis during tax time.
Believe it or not, I started out as a new business owner brokering mortgage notes on the secondary mortgage market. The business took off pretty fast, within a year, and before long I was generating a revenue very quickly. I was 24 years old, about to be a new mother, and I had no idea whether I was cash or accrual basis during tax time. Now, I enjoy teaching the difference between cash and accrual basis, and many other key skills as a college accounting professor. I also lend those skills to my small business clients through effective account management, accurate data processing and cutting edge problem-solving strategies.
Hidden Values is committed to educating the small business owner as the business grows by:
Hidden Values Bookkeeping is here for the small business owner by: