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Ken Kappel
Author, Ken “Postman” Kappel was known solely as “The Postman” for his first book on the foreclosure disaster: Choose Foreclosure: the Case For Walking Away.
Background:
Licensed Real Estate Sales ...mehr sehenAuthor, Ken “Postman” Kappel was known solely as “The Postman” for his first book on the foreclosure disaster: Choose Foreclosure: the Case For Walking Away.
Background:
Licensed Real Estate Sales Agent in California, current.
The Homeowners Economist, web site, where he wrote accurately on the economy (2004-2006), and how it would affect residential homeowners and investors.
LampLight Communications Inc. NYC, while pursuing a writing career in NYC he owned and operated an incor-porated expert word processing and training consultancy. He did work for: Goldman Sachs, Drexel Burnham, Mor-gan Stanley, Lehman Brothers, Solomon Brothers, Prudential-Bache Capital Funding, Merrill Lynch; law firms including Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, Baker & McKenzie; White & Case, Mound Cotton & Wollan, Bower & Gardner, and other “White Shoe” firms.
Resolution Trust Company. In NYC, as a sub-sub-contractor for the RTC’s principal law firm, he designed an automated discrete loan document processing system, and processed 180 loan document packages that were exe-cuted in a three day period for commercial real estate purchases worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
KribKram Series. As a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Certified Trainer, he wrote a series of study guides to enable individuals to pass rigorous technical examinations to obtain various Microsoft Certifications.
Design Implementation. Owner. Small construction company. Marin County, CA.
LIFE Magazine, Associate Merchandising Director, NYC
KTVU-TV, Assistant Sale Promotion Director, Oakland, CA .
Eugene Daily Emerald, Advertising Manager, Eugene, Oregon.
While completing his senior year as a Journalism major at the University of Oregon, he worked nearly full time at the campus daily newspaper.weniger sehen