Texas Real Estate

If you have ever considered real estate investing – NOW is the time. And contrary to the old saying, ‘It takes money to make money,’ there are several ways to invest in real estate with no money or credit of your own. There are over 10 different methods of investing, from flipping, rehabs, foreclosures, tax liens to short sales and subject to deals. Some require money and some don’t. Would you like to know how?

Become part of an investing community – get the education, network with other investors, build wealth, and create the life of your dreams!

Call now 866-452-3518 or visit www.reinvestorsolutions.com/austin to find out more.

Financial Freedom & Building Wealth Intensive: Saturday, March 21st, 2009

Are you only dreaming of financial freedom? …time freedom? What are you doing to take control of your
future and make your money work for you?

Get a complimentary ticket to The Intensive™ and discover what you can do to build wealth and pave the road to financial freedom.

Real-world practitioners Del Hargis and Isaac Spencer will be teaching you not only the concepts of solid real estate investing strategies, but how to apply the information learned. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to start building for your future.

Del Hargis
SDRP Investing

Del Hargis is the Client Development Director for American Pension Services, Del Hargis is committed to assisting people in discovering the many financial benefits of self-directing their retirement plans.

Del shares this message with investors across the country: “Retirement plans are not about the future, they are about right now!”  Del is an inspirational speaker who encourages people to “never judge what you can accomplish today based on what you did not accomplish yesterday!”

Isaac Spencer
Subject-To/Owner Finance

In his early 20’s, Isaac Spencer began his real estate career investing in builder spec homes. When the market took a turn for the worse, Isaac was forced to foreclose on multiple houses and file for bankruptcy. Fortunately, Isaac soon found Nouveau Riche and learned to successfully make smart investments, using no money/credit of his own.

In the last three years Isaac has bought and sold over 40 properties using the strategies he learned. Today he’s owner-financing over 30+ homes with great positive cash flow and has become a well-sought out “expert investor,” inspiring hundreds of novice investors seeking to achieve success in real estate.

There is no cost for you to attend this event, but seating is limited.  To secure your seat at this informative training event, please R.S.V.P. with Angela at 512-762-0923.

8500 Shoal Creek Blvd, Bldg 4, Suite 150
Austin, TX 78757

Saturday, March 21st, 2009
Registration:  8:00 am
Workshop:  9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Seating is limited – R.S.V.P. now for Complimentary Tickets:
Call Angela at 512-762-0923
Please include your full name, phone number, and best email address.

Gift cards have become a great gift giving idea over the past several years and the National Retailers Federation estimates that a total of $97 billion in gift cards – $26.3 billion during the holidays alone – were purchased in the US last year. However, this year, if you are planning to give a gift card, it is important to be aware of some retail stores closing or going out of business.

Stores that are planning to close after Christmas are still selling the cards through the holidays even though the cards will be worthless January 1. There is no law preventing them from doing this. On the contrary, it is referred to as ‘Bankruptcy Planning’.

Below is a partial list of stores that you need to be cautious about.

Circuit City (filed Chapter 11)
Ann Taylor 117 stores nationwide closing
Lane Bryant, Fashion Bug, and Catherine’s to close 150 stores nationwide
Eddie Bauer to close 27 stores and more to close after January
Cache will close all stores
Talbots closing down specialty stores
J. Jill closing all stores (owned by Talbots)
Pacific Sunwear closing all stores (also owned by Talbots)
GAP closing 85 stores
Footlocker closing 140 stores and more to close after January
Wickes Furniture closing all stores
Levitz closing remaining stores
Bombay closing remaining stores
Zales closing down 82 stores and 105 more after January
Whitehall closing all stores
Piercing Pagoda closing all stores
Disney closing 98 stores and will close more after January.
Home Depot closing 15 stores 1 in NJ ( New Brunswick )
Macys  Closing 9 stores after January
Linens and Things closing all stores
Movie Galley Closing all stores
Pep Boys Closing 33 stores
Sprint/Nextel closing 133 stores
JC Penney closing a number of stores after January
Ethan Allen closing 12 stores.
Wilson Leather closing all stores
Sharper Image closing all stores
K B Toys closing 356 stores
Loews closing some stores
Dillard’s closing some stores