Short Sale Investors

I’m going to tell you a quick story of my life over the past
few years..

*I started investing with Josh about 5 years ago.

*We struggled at first with all the nuances of this business,
but we were committed to making it work. We would not
give up.

*If other people were doing it (having success) then we
could too.

*We went to a live 4 day short sale event that helped
clear some things up in 2004, and then signed up for a
$12,000 coaching program.

*That coaching program filled in all the gaps for us.

*We felt UNSTOPPABLE from there on out and we’ve
lived happily ever after...

This is no fairy tale. Coaching was the missing piece for us,
and it can be for you. I mean when you have someone who
you can email or call whenever you have a question about a
deal, or anything really, you have power. The power to be
free. The power to design your own life and do the things
you want to do.

Strategic Real Estate Coach opens up their high end coaching
programs a few times a year and this is one of those times.

Application only and - You gotta want it, you gotta be able to
almost taste success – you gotta be ready to take action.

You can apply for one of the spots here


This is VERY SPECIFIC coaching for short sale investors. It
is very focused on setting up turnkey systems and procedures
that will produce results.

You get access to an entire team that is 100% committed to
YOU achieving success as quickly as possible.

I know for the right person, this will make a HUGE difference.
I’ll leave you with this – You can’t change the past, but you sure
can create a better future...

Thanks,
Greg

"Cash In A Flash - Fast Money In slow Times"

As you know, we are experiencing what they are calling the
"Angry Economy". Many people like yourself are looking
for a way to survive the storm. Other people, in the know,
are noticing the opportunities that are all around them.

Tonight, Mark and Bob are going to be laser focused on
3 crucial concepts from the book and training to help
you weather out this storm and start the new year right.

Here is just some of what they’ll be covering on the call:

1) WOW NOW! - They'll be talking about looking
at what you already know, and experience and turn
that knowledge or situation into a cash machine.

2) T.E.A.M - They'll also be talking about the
crucial elements you need to build a successful
team to help all of you succeed. There is no way
we would be as successful as we are without a
strong team helping us along the way.

A sure way to failure is to try to do everything yourself.

3) P.S.I - Lastly, they'll be talking with you about
deciding whether you'll be using a Product, Service, or
Information to build your path to Cash In A Flash.

So, be sure to join us Monday night at 9PM EST for the
last free teleseminar of the year from Cash In A Flash.

2010 your Best Year Yet To Come

I trust you had an excellent weekend. We had a blast on
Halloween. Tyler went trick or treating for the first time.
He didn't eat the candy but he had tons of fun playing
with all of it. I posted a bunch of pictures and a couple
videos of Tyler's weekend to my Facebook account..

I love spending time with my family. It's my passion..
I'm very fortunate to be able to spend as much time
with my family as I want..
Most people don't have that freedom because they HAVE
to go to work from 9:00-5:00 EVERY day and CAN'T take
a vacation without ANY notice or whenever they want. Being
tied down to a corporate job does NOT sound like fun to me..

I love to be able to do whatever I want, whenever I want and
my business gives me the FREEDOM to do that. I want you to
have that same FREEDOM. It's not all about the money..
YES, I could work a lot more than I do and make a lot more
money. But is that really what I want? Would that make me
happier than I am? NO – NO – NO

Besides, I make a ton of money already and enough is enough..

The economy is in the toilet right now and I don't
think I can get much happier than I am right now. My
businesses are thriving more than they ever have. I work
when I want and I spend as much time as I want doing what I
Love to do best. This sounds very much like FUN for me…AND
IT IS..

Enjoying life and spending time with the ones I love is much
more important to me than having a Billion dollar*s in my
bank account when I die..

People ask me all the time "D.C., How do you get so
much done? You must work a bazillion hours a week."

No, I really don't work a ton of hours. I work about
30 hours a week and that time is split up between all of my
businesses, business travel and networking and mastermind
events. I belong to several mastermind group coaching
programs. This has been critical for my rapid success. I
couldn't have done it without a coach..


I have developed several techniques that allow me to get
twice as much done in half the time and I'm going to
be sharing these strategies with you on Wed night's
training. I am teaching 100% of the training and I'm
going to cover in detail my Time Management secrets that
allow me to get so much done without doing much of it myself
and without working a bazillion hours a day..

I'll talk about the things you should DO and NOT DO in
your business. My mission is for you to have the BEST YEAR
EVER in 2010 and I want to be part of it..


Ever..

Celebrity Foreclosures of 2009

1. Dr. Conrad Murray

The man made infamous for his likely role in Michael Jackson’s homicide
has more than legal (and popularity) woes these days: he’s also facing
foreclosure. He could lose his home in the highly exclusive Las Vegas
Red Rock Country Club, as early as November. He still owes $100,000
on a $1.7 million mortgage and hasn’t made payment since January.

Murray’s attorney blames his financial troubles on the Jackson investigation,
but he was already in deep financial throes long before being hired as
Jackson’s personal physician three years ago. He filed for bankruptcy in
1992 and has owed more than $44,000 in tax liens to the states of California
and Arizona. He has also owed $3750 for child support and had his wages
garnished by almost $1500 by a credit card company. Moreover, since 2008,
judgments against his medical practice have surpassed $400,000.

Murray had hopes of getting his arrears in order with Jackson planning to
double his salary to $300,000 per month. As more details of his involvement
in Jackson’s death arise, however, foreclosure is likely the least of his worries.

2. Lenny Dykstra

Baseball-player-turned-investor Lenny Dykstra — whom Jim Cramer once
hailed as “one of the great ones in this business” — lost his $25 million
mansion to foreclosure in March. Despite claiming to have a net worth of
$60 million in an April interview with ESPN, the former center fielder for the
Mets and Phillies also filed for bankruptcy protection in July.

Dykstra parlayed his baseball career into a widely praised financial reputation,
helping other athletes manage their investments, starting up a high-end jet
charter company, and helping launch a magazine about athletes and their
lifestyles, The Players Club. He’s been accused of several acts of fraud,
however, including defrauding his mother of $13,000. More than two dozen
lawsuits have been filed against him since 2007.

Creditors came after Dykstra after he defaulted on an $850,000 bridge loan
secured by his California home and a $12 million mortgage. When he filed for
bankruptcy, he listed less than $50,000 in assets against liabilities anywhere
from $10 million to $50 million.

In August Dykstra was accused of stripping and selling furnishings and fixtures
from the foreclosed home. He has accused his bank of fraud against him and
has claimed to be living in his car and in hotel lobbies, as part of an appeal for
his insurance company to provide a temporary residence for him alone. It’s
already provided one for both him and his estranged wife, as was stipulated in
his policy.

3. Xzibit

It looks like Mr. Xuberant, Xtravagant, Xtraordinary himself has fallen into
Xcessive debt. According to TMZ, West Coast rapper/actor Xzibit faces
foreclosure on his Woodland Hills, CA, home for due mortgage payments
in excess of $21,000.

The IRS has also been after the former Pimp My Ride host, placing liens
totaling approximately $500,000 on him in 2006 and 2007 for unpaid taxes.

But Xzibit’s prospects seem on the upswing, especially with his role in the
upcoming film Bad Lieutenant: Port of New Orleans. Unfortunately, however,
the film does star Nicholas Cage, which probably means that Xzibit’s finances
aren’t in the clear just yet.

4. Eddy Curry

New York Knicks center Eddy Curry is facing foreclosure on his suburban
Chicago home. He and his wife Patrice have been overdue by 8 months,
owing more than $217,000 on their $3.7 million mortgage.

Curry is suing his former agent and business manager, Lamont Carter,
alleging failure to account for the money spent and received on Curry’s
behalf.

The former Chicago Bulls player has also been embroiled in other recent
lawsuits, including an allegation of verbal abuse and sexual harassment by
his former limo driver, as well as a custody battle over his 3-year-old son
Noah, after the murder of his former girlfriend and daughter in January.

5. DMX

Rapper/actor DMX was the subject of one of the earliest celebrity foreclosure
stories of the year. His Cave Creek, Arizona, home was foreclosed on in
December of 2008 and put on sale in January, as DMX sat in jail awaiting
trial for several charges.

In May 2008 a SWAT team had raided the home, blowing out windows and
doors, and leaving the house easily accessible to thieves. Indeed, while DMX
was in jail, thieves made off with almost everything in the house, throwing a
few items of lesser value in the swimming pool. The home was in such bad
shape that the bank set its sale price for just 70% of the $600,000 DMX
originally paid.

DMX was arrested in Miami in December after failing to make a court date
in Arizona. He was sentenced to 90 days in prison after pleading guilty to
charges of animal cruelty, drug possession and theft. After his May release,
however, he was summoned back to court for attempted aggravated assault,
after throwing a food tray at a prison guard while incarcerated. DMX plead
guilty and was ordered to pay fines and serve 18 months of probation.

6. Evander Holyfield

Boxer Evander Holyfield dodged a second foreclosure on his Georgia mansion
this June, the first happening a year earlier. A lien holder demanded that the
former heavyweight champion repay a $10 million loan in full. However, Holyfield
was able to save the 190-room house just before the July 1st auction date.

Holyfield grossed more than $248 million throughout his boxing career, but two
divorces, multiple failed business investments, nearly half a million dollars in
child support payments, and other legal disputes have sapped his fortune.

Among his post-boxing endeavors are competing on Dancing with the Stars
in 2005 and starring in commercials for the restaurant chain Zaxby’s in 2007
and 2008. While in the ring, he became the world’s first four-time heavyweight
champion, a record which may soon be surpassed by his foreclosure record.

7. Stephen Baldwin
Actor Stephen Baldwin’s Nyack, New York, home went into foreclosure in June,
when he and his wife Kennya defaulted on a mortgage exceeding $824,000.
The home, which he paid $515,000 for in 1997, was listed for $3.4 million in
2006.

The Bio-Dome and The Usual Suspects star was also forced to file for
bankruptcy protection in July, owing $1.9 million on two mortgages, nearly
a million in federal and state taxes and penalties, and more than $70,000
in credit card debt.

Baldwin’s most recent career highlights include being a contestant on reality
shows including Celebrity Apprentice and I’m a Celebrity…Get Me out of Here!
He also co-hosts a conservative radio talk show and in 2007 launched a (in
theory, anyway) for-profit organization, Antioch Ministry.

It is not clear whether he earned any compensation for his cameo on Hannah
Montana, which was part of a deal he made with Miley Cyrus in exchange for
getting the initials “HM” tattooed on his left shoulder.

8. Victoria Gotti

Victoria Gotti’s Long Island estate — with its 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms,
stable and pond — fell into foreclosure in May. The daughter of late Mafia
boss John Gotti had skipped two years of payment on a $650,000 debt,
prompting the bank to place the estate on sale for $3.2 million. The 6-acre
home was featured, along with her family, in the short-lived A&E reality TV
show Growing Up Gotti.

Gotti was awarded the home when she and her then-husband Carmine
Agnello divorced in 2003. She claims that she was saddled with an
$856,000 loan Agnello took out on the house years ago without her
knowledge. The bank denies her claim.

Neighbors expressed relief over the foreclosure, complaining about its
worn paint and unkempt lawn: “Good riddance,” one neighbor told the
New York Post. Much to their chagrin, however, the government let her
keep the home in exchange for buying and selling 11 properties owned
by Agnello in order to cover her mortgage and his debts.

9. Fantasia Barrino

American Idol winner Fantasia Barrino almost lost her North Carolina home
this past December as well, after defaulting on a more than $60,000 loan
from a shady Florida corporation, Broward Energy Management.

She took out the loan to help pay back taxes owed to the IRS. She also still
owes for a $1 million mortgage she took from Bank of America.

Since winning American Idol in 2004, Barrino has released several successful
songs and published a memoir that reached number seven on The New York
Times Best Seller List. She also starred in a Lifetime movie chronicling her
rags-to-riches story, as well as in Oprah Winfrey’s production of The Color
Purple.

Although technically an execution sale and not a foreclosure — as the house
would have been seized to settle a debt and not a mortgage – the
6,500-square-foot house was slated for public auction on January 12th.
However, Barrino and the lending company reached an agreement,
allowing her to keep the $1.3 million home. Full details of the arrangement
have not been made publicly available.

10. Ray Nagin

The New Orleans mayor most known for his handling of the Hurricane
Katrina disaster might be facing his own financial storm. The Casa Bella
(Home) Owners Association has threatened to foreclose on Ray Nagin’s
Frisco, Texas, home, unless he pays $1507.14 in home association fees.

Nagin describes the 1,700-square-foot property as a “second hurricane
home.” He claims to have the money to pay the fees; but he and his wife,
Selena Smith-Nagin, have nevertheless said they plan to sell the $182,000
residence to settle the debt.

Real Estate Private Money Training

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When you attend the private money training, you’ll discover:


• What to say to private lenders to get them to want to give
you all of their investment money for your real estate
deals.

• How to easily secure an appointment with a private lender
with a 30 second elevator pitch. (We will give you the exact
30 second pitch to use.

• When you should use and when you should NOT use the 30
second elevator pitch.

• The #1 mistake that will prevent the private lender from
lending to you and how to immediately fix this mistake.







PS. You need private money for your residential and
commercial deals. I’m going to show you how to setup your
own private bank. You are going to be UNSTOPPABLE! There
will be no deal that you can’t do. Be there!

Residential foreclosures are just the beginning. The
commercial foreclosure wave is right around the corner and
I’m setting up my own private bank now so I’m ready for it.
Are you going to join me?

In the next few months, I’m going to be revealing to you how
we are acquiring commercial short sales and REO’s and how
you can partner with me on those deals and keep a % of the
deal or a big fat finder’s fee just for bringing the deal.
In fact, we are spending an entire half day on Finding
Commercial Foreclosure at our LIVE VSSI Acceleration event
in Los Angeles Jan 28th-31st. This is a private event and
the admittance fee is $5000. I am covering the admittance
fee for all VIP PLUS, GOLD, and Platinum members.

I’ll also be revealing how to you can keep 100% of the
profit by using your own private money. You need to start
looking for the private money now and that why I’m doing
this jumpstart training for you.