Sal Torres

I have read and heard of many different ideas when establishing a mission statement for both Business and Life. Some have given it a title "Your Mission Statement" and others have called it "Kick Start Mission Statement" What ever you name it, is completely optional. As Life passes by me and I strive to capture every second of it and excitement and thank fullness fills my heart for a new year, I find myself typing and retyping a mission statement. I would like to share mine with You and would like to know what you think about it... READY!! Here it goes....

Business Mission Statement: To create Real Estate opportunities for all. To convert dreams into reality utilizing Real Estate opportunities as our vehicle and to bring out the best in everyone I have an opportunity of meeting.

Life Mission Statement: To have an abundant balanced lifestyle: Faith, Family, Finances, Fitness, Friends and to guide others on how to reach a lifestyle full of abundance. To live in a DO IT NOW! mentallity everyday. To live as if Im on vacation everyday. To be my Families Hero. Provide for them whenever their is a financial and emotional hardship. To be a great roll model.

I never thought a mission statement would be so difficult to create. I'm wondering if I am the only one out there who struggle to create one. I wish God's blessing to all of you and wish you a great 2009!!

There are three desired location in the High Desert, also known as Victor Valley. Oak Hills, Spring Valley Lake, Helendale, and New developments of Apple Valley off or Bear Valley Road. Oak Hills is an area made up of 2-1/2 acre parcels and Summit Estates is controlled by CCR's. Spring Valley lake is really nice and popular as 2nd and vacation homes. Foreclosures are slightly on the rise in Spring Valley lakes and you can find great opportunities around the $200k. Apple Valley area various from $350k up to $485k. The City has really dumped a lot of money into shopping centers and the New Apple Valley is located next to Spring Valley Lake. Others ways to get here is by hwy 138 off of the 15 fwy. Helendale is on the outskirts of North West Victorville. Exit Oro Grande and head West for about 15 miles. After driving through deserted areas you will come up to this beautiful hidden private city. Litterly in the middle of nowhere. It is starting to get a little chilly. At night dropping into the mid 40's. Enjoy a drive one up here. I am sure you will not get tired of the scenery.