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Jeb Henley’s Video – The changing Real Estate Market
Posted by: | CommentsJeb Henley has been selling Real Estate since 1975 and have seen multiple market upheavals. He has sold investment property from California to Florida.
He will be exploring the question of whether we are going into a 2nd Dip in the price of inventory. If you are wondering where will Job Formation start, this is for you. If you are wondering what market segment will make the highest appreciation, mark your calendar and join us on this August.
The Changing Trends in Real Estate – Jeb Henley Workshop
Posted by: | CommentsPlease join us for our monthly meeting as we welcome St. Investment Broker, Jeb. T. Henley
- Is now the time for income property?
- Where are buying opportunity locations?
- Where is job growth?
- The lending crisis and real estate prices?
About Jeb Henley:
Henley has been selling Real Estate since 1975 and have seen multiple market upheavals. He has sold investment property from California to Florida.
He will be exploring the question of whether we are going into a 2nd Dip in the price of inventory. If you are wondering where will Job Formation start, this is for you. If you are wondering what market segment will make the highest appreciation, mark your calendar.
Does Your Thinking Limit Your Success?
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Please join us for our monthly meeting as we welcome personal development presenter, Cassie McDowell
Cassie helps individuals make better choices to garner success. Cassie will be talking on the following topics:
- Correlation between thoughts and results
- How to make better choices for an enjoyable life
- How to break through the limiting perceptions to become successful
- How thoughts, feelings,actions and behaviors are inter-linked
- How to control your thinking
- How to improve the quality of our life
- Experiential exercises and processes to break through our limiting belief patterns
About Cassie:
Cassie helps individuals make better choices to garner success.
As a Presenter at Productive Learning & Leisure, she specializes in personal and professional development courses, helping people break through their limiting beliefs and habits that unknowingly inhibit their dreams and desires. PLL closes the gap between what we have and what we want.
Cassie enjoys hiking with her 3 year old lab, photography, and traveling.
Hurry and Book your Seats Now.
Make Big Money Close To Home – In Good Markets or Bad
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Most of the Real Estate Investors earn money in good and bad markets. They know the secrets of identify the prospects and clinch deals. In any markets, they make money. So, learn this art from Bay Area Investor Richard Kelly.
This June, at FEC, Richard Kelly will share his experience with finding deals in your local market. He will present a step-by-step case study outlining exactly what he’s done and how you can duplicate his recent success.
Richard is focused on simplifying real estate and making it a profitable venture. He has turned deals that have generated over $500,000 in profit and equity in the past year.
Richard will be talking about:
- How to find high-profit deals within 30-minutes of your home
- How to find and buy from prospects with lots of equity
- How to make an offer that will make you big money
- Negotiation techniques that will supercharge your deal
- How to get seller financing here in the Bay Area
- Step-by-step case studies of actual local deals
Come, learn, implement and make profit!!
Don’t miss this event. Read more about Richard here.
Register Now!!
Credit Strategies for Real Estate Investors
Posted by: | CommentsKaren asked Hannah Fliegel, FICO Pro, to come out to FEC again to discuss credit restoration tools and strategies for real estate investors.
She’ll unlock the mystery of a consumer’s credit rating.
Has anyone heard of Preston Ely? Is he a real estate scammer?
Posted by: | CommentsQuestion by shirese1975: Has anyone heard of Preston Ely? Is he a real estate scammer?
Best answer:
Answer by kemperk
wholesaling to me is absurd.
If one can find such good prices,
one should buy them and keep them
and put lease option people into them.
oh well……..everyone has a pitch
What do you think? Answer below!
REIA | Credit Repair Strategies for Real Estate Investors
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Credit Repair Strategies Talk by Hannah Fliegel, FICO Pro on May 27, 2010
Hannah Fliegel, FICO Pro, is the credit restoration expert who will discuss credit restoration tools and strategies for real estate investors. She will unlock the mystery of a consumer’s credit rating.
Hannah has increased her bottom line by implementing credit restoration into her real estate deals. Regardless of your real estate investment strategy credit restoration will help you increase your business.
Hannah Fliegel
Hannah will be covering the following topic at Financial Enlightenment Club/REIA:
- How credit is calculated
- Credit Score Ranges
- How to boost credit scores fast
- Three types of credit
- Strategies to establish credit
- Why consumers need good credit
- Why investors need to know about credit
- LifeLock identity theft protection
So, please enroll yourself for this amazing learning event.
About Hannah:
Hannah Fliegel, FICOPro and is a credit restoration expert. Her company United Credit assists clients in navigating the credit repair process efficiently. Credit Restoration begins with the dispute process in an effort to remove negative trade lines on a consumer’s credit report by challenging, inaccurate, obsolete or unverifiable information. During the dispute process, clients are given strategies to boost their credit score, and techniques for maintaining good credit rating moving forward.
In 2004, Hannah started investing in real estate. In 2006, after having a pre-construction deal in South Florida go south and compromise her credit, Hannah discovered the world of Credit Restoration. Hannah is living proof that lemons make great lemonade! A true entrepreneur, Hannah is a mother of two and she is married.
Now a believer in credit repair, Hannah’s company has assisted hundreds of real estate investors in removing their own short sales, foreclosures, deed in lieu and bankruptcies from their credit reports. She also uses credit repair for all her lease-option tenants. She has earned the nickname the “foreclosure fixer.”
To know more about Hannah and her works, visit http://www.HammeredCredit.com
REIA | Thinking of forming an entity?
Posted by: | Comments11 OF THE BIGGEST MISTAKES REAL ESTATE INVESTORS MAKE WHEN SELECTING AND FORMING AN OWNERSHIP ENTITY
1. Not considering the fact that you may not need an entity at all
1.1. For example, with smaller properties, the formation and operating costs may outweigh any benefits:
1.1.1. estimate your maximum potential liability (other than your property debt)
1.1.2. determine how much you can protect through insurance
1.1.3. evaluate the remaining potential liability to determine if the benefits outweigh the costs of forming and operating an entity
2. Not identifying all potential conflicts of interest with your co-owners before deciding to hire a single attorney to represent everybody, for example:
2.1. different tax objectives
2.2. different abilities to contribute capital
2.3. different target lengths of holding period
2.4. different exit strategies
3. Not getting your tax advisor involved in the entity selection decision.
4. Not integrating your estate planning attorney in the entity selection and formation decision.
5. Not coordinating with your lender to make sure you know their requirements.
6. Not putting your agreement in writing.
7. Thinking that an entity shields you from all liabilities.
8. Not including a buy-sell agreement in your agreement to provide important benefits:
8.1. Prevent outsiders or heirs with conflicting interest from obtaining ownership
8.2. Ensure the continued legal existence of the entity on death, withdrawal, bankruptcy or expulsion of co-owner
8.3. Ensure continuity of management and control by remaining owners
8.4. Avoid later disputes over the value of a co-owner’s interest in the future
8.5. Prevent the continued involvement of co-owners who no longer contribute value
9. Not considering what happens if and when additional capital is required.
9.1. Termination?
9.2. Dilution of interests?
9.3. Loan by other co-owners?
10. If you are going to form an entity, in most cases, your biggest mistake could be not selecting a limited liability company
11. Paying $800 franchise tax when you file your Articles of Organization (LLC’s only).
By Lerman Law Partners
Jeff Lerman- Real Estate Lawyer will be speaking at FEC/REIA on April 22nd!
RSVP HERE
Be sure to bring your questions and come out to network and learn more about
forming partnerships.
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16 Of The Biggest Mistakes REI’s Make When Dealing With Partners!
Posted by: | CommentsPlease join us for our monthly meeting as we welcome guest speaker, Jeff Lerman – Expert in RE Investor Law.
Jeff will be talking about:
- The single biggest mistake that can cost you millions—yes, millions—of dollars…and how to avoid it
- One of the most frequently litigated issues, and what you need to include in your partnership agreement to minimize disputes
- The key professionals you need to get involved in this important process
- When you need to comply with the securities laws, and when you don’t
- The key planning issue that could save you big money in taxes
- And much more
Date: April 22, 2010
Time: 7:00 pm
Don’t miss this interesting event.
For registration, click here.
Great Event
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I didn’t get home from the
Financial Enlightenment Club/
Real Estate Investors Club Meeting
tonight-until 10:00pm and it ended at 9!
Listen to this, when I left the Doubletree, there were still 7 people there networking, laughing and getting to know one another.
In case you missed it, tonight’s meeting was a great one. People got there early and the real estate investing buzz and humm began…
I love that feeling.
There were those familiar faces as well as
people I’d never met- everyone was warm, enthusiastic and energized- we learned,
we shared, we had fun tonight…together.
Everyone got a chance to meet Chuck, Kristy and Shanna- what a great team! Chuck gave a mini power point presentation on the 203 (k) loan, Shanna talked about what she’s been seeing out there as an agent and Kristy….? Kristy was a natural at the door and the drawing!- I’m so glad that
she’s a part of our group.
Forrest Jinks was a huge hit at the FEC Club tonight- he rocked it with some good solid opinions and a heck of a lot of bare bones economical common sense about the real estate market in his presentation.
I think it went very well– and there was a
great deal of “audience participation”, whether
itwas questions, comments,laughing etc.
That’s always a good sign of an awesome meeting, don’t you think?
THANK YOU Forrest!
The adventure will continue next meeting!
Remember that the goal is to build up our investor community here in the North Bay and if tonight was any indication…that will most certainly happen.
If you missed it tonight- we got you covered…
I hope you can join us at the next meeting, which will be March 25th with Warren Racine.
Thanks for coming out everyone-
I really enjoyed it very much.
To your success,
Karen
