Author: Marko

So much is wasted in fiction, but what we do in the name of love and forgiveness is what makes life worth living. Such wastes are worthy.

Those daring enough to put their heads and wallets together for a short-term, high-value investment that will most definitely result in a loss of not only a small part of the initial investment itself, but commission too, we have a solution that promises to fill the accounting books with something substantial to keep the tax man, the doctor, as well as the hitman away.

With open access to some of the UK’s and Europe’s most expensive real estate in the hundreds of millions, we are gathering a network of investors with the necessary courage, though most importantly the cash-value means to commit to short-term shared ownership investment rounds.

Here’s a brief view of what is happening in the UK market now. Gladly, daring investors as well as third-party liability managers are few, so there’s a definite opportunity in the market.

Most urban properties we have access to are limited to modest-term leasehold rights with alterations of significant communal and wild individual benefit subject to sudden legal exposition of valid weaknesses in the underlaying structural integrity of most plasterboard and weak-metal skyscrapers/apartment buildings.

Our legal and creative powers are available to investors by preference, one or the other, since the cost of true creativity with such mess of an excuse for a civilization is a race of legal power, one that we’re prepared to lovingly embrace.

At the current rate of self-reflection, more prominent rural estates are at natural risk of feudalistic takeover within the next decade, should any ambitious chair connoisseurs wish to plan for a calm and collected retirement. However, modest land is available by the plenty, and we’ve a relatively well-rounded architectural unit to assist with building communal amenities, along with any plans to set up sustainable crop production, even processing and supply chains within the means of qualified sustainability.

Any investors looking to further their benefit of valuable information might appreciate a look into the oriental technology market, though given the already firmly established European connectivity in the mass production machinery and staple sectors such as textiles, dry foods, and base materials for general crafts, my suggestion of making the most of the ease by which UK and European property moves remains.

Marko

The truest of art is never captured, and real estate is never truly owned. We all know this. And yet we continue to parade like clowns, taking pride in the lies that have kept this fragile world we call home in a relatively liveable condition.

Every problem faced is one of psychospiritual nature, and the similarity-focused comparison of art and real estate is a cool way to bring some freshness into how these commodified, else free resources, are moved, managed, valued, and eventually made liveable in a more sustainable way than what we had been condition to accept in our lifetimes.

Sentiment is the root of all art. It is always personal and echoes further into a universal, maternal energetic space that most of us lucky enough have at some point in our lives appreciated.

Marko

A lot of buildings don’t sell because the money asked is too high, and the clarity of mind, spirit, that’s part of the buildings moving history is withheld by the seller; spirituality in business is taboo in this way.

Cultural knowledge, experience, and the consequent respect come first. Some people are simply more grounded psychospiritually than the majority few who enjoyed a relatively brief age of ignorance while the most powerful at mind and heart were chilling.

London is a wonderful space for multi-million real estate, the money spins as it should in a well-working slot machine, almost as fast as it’s printed and typed. So all that really remains is a bridge that removes the doubts of sellers and buyers in that the psychospiritual essence; spinning money in high-value buildings remains an integral financial activity with respect to a regenerative approach to global wildlife.

The psychospiritual space of a building by it had been interacted with by visitors is ignored during most sales processes. All craftwork is sentimental, be it part of the building’s foundation, or a remote one like furniture, or ornaments, name it. It is all significant.

This conversation connects building sales and other relatively high-value sales by virtue of sensitivity to energetic history, and with a new-minded approach it allows for the creation of connections with such essence that might even allow for better future cultures to be born from such stews of a city as London.

Marko

I’m sure many of you experienced difficulties in finding and securing a job with a conduct of ethics that gets things moving fast enough and well enough to meet your personal standards of virtue in making the world a better place, suited for a more entire sensual expression of your being.

The basics of ethical business conduct are sustainable and true goals, one’s that allow the leader of a group to inspire the team to live the process in it’s entirety. Goals are to be lived.

Ethical approaches are more often promised than meant, and it is more often accepted as a lie by the beggar of a salary than challenged. Some might say I am naive in believing the possibility of a value system that finds a root in integrity to such firmness and stability that we might see the quality of life improve in all kinds of habitats, and I reserve that childlike naivety as my primary weapon.

The profits from an ethical business go towards expansion until an exemplary model is achieved, one that might inspire more leaders with otherwise wild artistic impulse to create businesses, less resembling of businesses and more of independent communities that interact with one another for the benefit of overall liveability.

Marko