5163 BROKEN OAK DR. 38127 $27,000 CASH PRICE
3BR. 1BA. RENT $600-$650 TAXES $540 COMPS/APPRAISAL $47,800-$62,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $5,000
3032 COLEMAN 38122 $13,900 CASH PRICE
3BR. 1BA. RENT $650-$675 TAXES $579 COMPS/APPRAISAL $28,600-$30,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $6,755
3327 MACON RD. 38122 $20,900 CASH PRICE
5BR. 2BA. RENT $700-$725 TAXES $815 COMPS/APPRAISAL $44,900-$45,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $3,400
747 CELLA ST. 38114 $17,870 CASH PRICE
3BR. 1BA. RENT $550-$650 TAXES $671 COMPS/APPRAISAL $33,600-$33,900
REPAIR ESTIMATE $7,000
857 POPE ST. 38112 $21,400 CASH PRICE
2BR. 1BA RENT $500-$525 TAXES $461 COMPS/APPRAISAL $23,400-$53,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $1,600
2678 FIZER RD. 38114 $18,900 CASH PRICE
2BR. 1BA. RENT $650-$675 TAXES $952 COMPS/APPRAISAL
$52,000-$52,500
REPAIR ESTIMATE $7,800
3113 GIVEN AVE 38112 $16,900 CASH PRICE
2BR. 1BA. RENT $525-$575 TAXES $448 COMPS/APPRAISAL
$24,600-$63,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $7,200
2BR. 1BA. RENT $600-$625 TAXES $651 COMPS/APPRAISAL $55,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $11,000
2198 HILLSIDE AVE. 38127 $12,000 CASH PRICE
3Br. 1 Ba. RENT $550-$650 TAXES $516 COMPS/APPRAISAL $78,000-$80,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE $ 9,185.
5 EAST ARMSTRONG RD. 38109 $11,900 CASH PRICE
3Br. 1Ba. RENT $350-$450 TAXES $759 COMPS/APPRAISAL $62,000
REPAIR ESTIMATE
VACANT PROPERTY INSURANCE $450 EVERY 6 MONTHS. 3 MONTHS FULLY EARNED
CALL NOW TO MAKE THESE YOURS....
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
9 Unit Cash Flow in Memphis Tenn
Sq Footage 6144
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1 Partial
Floors
Parking 6
Lot Size 13285 Sq. Feet
HOA/Maint
Market value $360,000
Purchase price $270,000
Loan amount $202,500
Down payment $67,500
Built in equity $90,000
Rental Income $3,000
Vacancy (8%) $240
Property Management $221
Property Taxes $159
Insurance $167
Repairs $420
Net Monthly Income $1,793
Net Annual Income $21,518
Annual Debt Service (13,790)
Cash flow after debt service 7,728
Tax benefits 2,356
Cash Flow ROI w/ 20 % down 14.94%
Total Increase in Wealth 111,518
Return on Investment
41.30%
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1 Partial
Floors
Parking 6
Lot Size 13285 Sq. Feet
HOA/Maint
Market value $360,000
Purchase price $270,000
Loan amount $202,500
Down payment $67,500
Built in equity $90,000
Rental Income $3,000
Vacancy (8%) $240
Property Management $221
Property Taxes $159
Insurance $167
Repairs $420
Net Monthly Income $1,793
Net Annual Income $21,518
Annual Debt Service (13,790)
Cash flow after debt service 7,728
Tax benefits 2,356
Cash Flow ROI w/ 20 % down 14.94%
Total Increase in Wealth 111,518
Return on Investment
41.30%
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Memphis Turn Key, Easy and Simple Cash Flow, Equity.
Only $31,900
3 bedroom, 1 bath, approximately1200 sq. ft.
This home is brick with hard wood floors and it has a 1 car carport with a fenced in back yard.
Rent Range-$695-$750
Renovations Needed-$8500
Tax Assessed Value-$60,800
Zillow Value, Zestimate-$54,500
Disclosure: Appraised values reflect the date of this posting. Due to continually changing market conditions, appraised values may change slightly based on the time of refinance, changing market conditions, and/or the individual appraiser performing
the analysis
Rent: $750.00
1475 Wanda
Memphis, Tennessee 38111
Type: Home Bedrooms: 3
Stories: 1 Bathrooms: 1
Square Feet: 1200 Garage Stalls: None
Year Built: 1954 Fireplaces: 0
Near School: Yes Near Transit: Yes
Estimated Repairs: 8500 After Repair Value: 55000
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
3 bedroom, 1 bath, approximately1200 sq. ft.
This home is brick with hard wood floors and it has a 1 car carport with a fenced in back yard.
Rent Range-$695-$750
Renovations Needed-$8500
Tax Assessed Value-$60,800
Zillow Value, Zestimate-$54,500
Disclosure: Appraised values reflect the date of this posting. Due to continually changing market conditions, appraised values may change slightly based on the time of refinance, changing market conditions, and/or the individual appraiser performing
the analysis
Rent: $750.00
1475 Wanda
Memphis, Tennessee 38111
Type: Home Bedrooms: 3
Stories: 1 Bathrooms: 1
Square Feet: 1200 Garage Stalls: None
Year Built: 1954 Fireplaces: 0
Near School: Yes Near Transit: Yes
Estimated Repairs: 8500 After Repair Value: 55000
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Weekend Gifts for you.,F.reeee Merry Christmas
OK, Happy X-Mas Eve, We here want to wish you and yours Happy Holidays.
So we will be sending out a ton of free gifts.Gift from Larry Goins, Freedom Software, Lora Langmier just to name a few.
So be on the look out over the next few days, FELL FREE to forward to a friend or business associates.
FIRST GIFTS FROM THE HARTFORD
Do you think you might need a Property Analyzer?
Well check this out.
http://budurl.com/propertyanalyzer
How about a free LLC?
http://budurl.com/LLCfreeCorp
Want to write offers FASTER ?
http://budurl.com/cntractcrusherfree
SPECIAL OFFER
http://budurl.com/PMOD
Get that money, do some deals, and be VERY Merry
this holiday season!
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
So we will be sending out a ton of free gifts.Gift from Larry Goins, Freedom Software, Lora Langmier just to name a few.
So be on the look out over the next few days, FELL FREE to forward to a friend or business associates.
FIRST GIFTS FROM THE HARTFORD
Do you think you might need a Property Analyzer?
Well check this out.
http://budurl.com/propertyanalyzer
How about a free LLC?
http://budurl.com/LLCfreeCorp
Want to write offers FASTER ?
http://budurl.com/cntractcrusherfree
SPECIAL OFFER
http://budurl.com/PMOD
Get that money, do some deals, and be VERY Merry
this holiday season!
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Friday, December 24, 2010
Wacky Tax Deduction
Hello, found this very interesting.Great info for us as Buisness Owners/ Real Estate Investors
by Cindy Perman, CNBC.com Staff Writer
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Some tax deductions are obvious — like business trips and charitable donations. But there are some things you wouldn't believe that you can deduct!
As long as you can prove that the item is "ordinary and necessary" for the production of income, it qualifies, explains Bob Meighan, vice president at Intuit (NasdaqGS: INTU - News), the maker of TurboTax tax software.
The problem is, most people are so exhausted by the whole tax process that by the time they get to the deduction portion of the program they're just like, "Eh, forget it. I'll just take the standard deduction."
"I think a fair number of people are losing money because who wants to go to all that trouble to make tax season even more excruciating than it already is?" said Pete Sepp, executive vice president of the National Taxpayers Union.
"The trick with a lot of the wackier tax deductions, the strange ones, they have to exceed 2 percent of your adjusted gross income before you take them," he said.
If it's under 2 percent, you take the standard deduction, which is $5,700 for a single taxpayer and $11,400 for married taxpayers filing a joint return.
[See Filing Status Makes a Difference in Your Tax Bill]
For some, especially for homeowners with mortgages, the extra time it takes to itemize can actually save you a lot of money.
"If you own a home and pay a mortgage, it almost always makes sense to itemize," Sepp said.
He recommends perusing IRS publication 529 for a list of deductions that qualify under the 2 percent rule.
Hey! No groaning. This is money in the bank. And who said tax deductions aren't fun? Check out these 12 wacky tax deductions:
1. Drycleaning
If you go on a business trip, you can deduct the cost of drycleaning the clothes you wore. But Jerry Lynch, a certified financial planner and owner of JFL Consulting in Fairfield, NJ, cautions that you should do it the day you get back — and only the clothes you brought with you.
2. Chicken Wings
Lynch is a season-ticket holder for the New York Giants and will often invite clients or other business associates along for a tailgate before the game. He says you can deduct the cost of the tailgate as long as you talk about business — even if it's just, "How's business?" … "It's great, but I can always use more!"
This actually goes for any party you throw. So, while it's not good to be all business all the time, it's in your financial interest to bring it up at least once!
3. A Swimming Pool
The IRS lets you deduct anything that's a "necessary medical expense." After being told by his doctor that he needed to exercise more, one man put in a swimming pool and deducted it on his taxes! The IRS not only allowed him to deduct the cost of installing the pool but also everything for its upkeep such as the chemicals, heating, cleaning costs, etc., according to TurboTax.
4. A Cruise
C'mon, people, think outside the box! If you are going on a business trip, no one says you have to take the fastest method possible, Lynch explains. So, why not take a cruise from L.A. to that marketing convention in Honolulu? As long as it's transportation to a business-related meeting or event, you can write it off. Alohaaaaaaaa!
5. A Safari
Now that we've got both feet firmly planted outside the box, we're going on a safari! TurboTax recalls one couple who owned a dairy business and successfully wrote off an African Safari because many of the activities on the trip were focused on wild animals. Yes, Virginia, there are cows in Africa!
And if you're still dubious of the business expense, check out this account of one man who spent 15 years observing cows in Africa.
6. Lessons in Vail
So you need to take a training class for work. Well, guess what? No one said you had to take it locally. "I could take an educational seminar in Aspen, Vail or Hawaii," Lynch explained. The airfare, hotel, etc. — it would all be deductible "as long as I'm spending a portion of my time in that seminar," Lynch said.
7. A "Meeting" in Bermuda
Next stop … Bermuda! You already know that you can write off meetings, conventions and training. But Bermuda gets its own call out because "ANY business convention held in Bermuda can be written off without even showing there was a special reason to hold your business meeting in paradise," Lynch explains. But wait, don't answer yet. You also get the same perks in Barbados, Costa Rica, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, Mexico and all U.S. possessions, according to TurboTax.
But let the paradise lover beware: These rules don't always apply to places outside the U.S., so check with the IRS rules first.
Would you like a little umbrella for your drink?
8. Pet Food
Rats! No, seriously, rats are a very big, very deductible problem for some business owners. TurboTax recalls owners of a junkyard who became fed up with their snake and rat problem. So, they cleverly set out bowls of cat food to attract wild cats, who ate the pet food and chased it down with rats and snakes. Poof! No more varmint problem. "Because the wild cats made the business safer for customers, the pet food was deductible as a business expense," Meighan explained.
9. Clarinet Lessons
When kids learn an instrument, it's never pretty. Haven't you ever thought, wow, someone should compensate me for having to listen to this racket? Well, Dad, that person is the tax man! Parents can deduct children's music lessons and the cost of buying the instrument if there is some proven medical reason. In the case of the clarinet lessons, the IRS approved it on the grounds that orthodontists say clarinet playing can help with a child's overbite, according to TurboTax.
10. Babysitting Costs
Wouldn't it be great if someone split the babysitting bill with you? Ding! Enter the tax man. "Believe it or not, you can deduct the cost of a babysitter as a charitable deduction IF the mother of the child is leaving the house to do volunteer work for a charity. Which, of course, we all do on a daily basis!" Meighan quips.
11. Putting Your Adult Kids to Work
Finally! An excuse your kids can't argue with when you tell them to get a job. This one's tricky, so pay attention: If you own your own business and hire your kids who are over 18 to work for you, much of their income is either tax free or low tax, Lynch explains. The first $5,700 they earn is tax free and the next $8,300 is taxable at 10 percent, not the 30 percent or so that most of us pay. Plus, you can take a business tax deduction on the wages you pay them. Lynch, in turn, has his kids use the money he paid them toward their college education. "Your kids are ending up with your money anyway, who not save some of it?" he quipped.
12. Safety-Deposit Boxes
Wow, with all this money you're saving, you'll need someplace to put all your valuables. Guess what? Also tax deductible! Well, here's the catch: The cost of that safety-deposit box is deductible as long as it contains income-producing papers such as stock certificates, Sepp explains.
Be careful about getting too carried away with wacky tax deductions, Lynch cautions.
If the IRS thinks any of your items are questionable, they'll request additional clarification. If they're not satisfied, they reserve the right to reject your deduction, which would result in back taxes, interest and possible fines — not to mention the potential for an audit.
"My line with the IRS is that if I irritate my wife, I can always buy her flowers. Irritate the IRS, and you have an enemy for life!" Lynch quips.
Suddenly, reading IRS publication 529 doesn't sound so bad anymore!
[See Prepare and Penalty-Proof Your Tax Return]
by Cindy Perman, CNBC.com Staff Writer
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Some tax deductions are obvious — like business trips and charitable donations. But there are some things you wouldn't believe that you can deduct!
As long as you can prove that the item is "ordinary and necessary" for the production of income, it qualifies, explains Bob Meighan, vice president at Intuit (NasdaqGS: INTU - News), the maker of TurboTax tax software.
The problem is, most people are so exhausted by the whole tax process that by the time they get to the deduction portion of the program they're just like, "Eh, forget it. I'll just take the standard deduction."
"I think a fair number of people are losing money because who wants to go to all that trouble to make tax season even more excruciating than it already is?" said Pete Sepp, executive vice president of the National Taxpayers Union.
"The trick with a lot of the wackier tax deductions, the strange ones, they have to exceed 2 percent of your adjusted gross income before you take them," he said.
If it's under 2 percent, you take the standard deduction, which is $5,700 for a single taxpayer and $11,400 for married taxpayers filing a joint return.
[See Filing Status Makes a Difference in Your Tax Bill]
For some, especially for homeowners with mortgages, the extra time it takes to itemize can actually save you a lot of money.
"If you own a home and pay a mortgage, it almost always makes sense to itemize," Sepp said.
He recommends perusing IRS publication 529 for a list of deductions that qualify under the 2 percent rule.
Hey! No groaning. This is money in the bank. And who said tax deductions aren't fun? Check out these 12 wacky tax deductions:
1. Drycleaning
If you go on a business trip, you can deduct the cost of drycleaning the clothes you wore. But Jerry Lynch, a certified financial planner and owner of JFL Consulting in Fairfield, NJ, cautions that you should do it the day you get back — and only the clothes you brought with you.
2. Chicken Wings
Lynch is a season-ticket holder for the New York Giants and will often invite clients or other business associates along for a tailgate before the game. He says you can deduct the cost of the tailgate as long as you talk about business — even if it's just, "How's business?" … "It's great, but I can always use more!"
This actually goes for any party you throw. So, while it's not good to be all business all the time, it's in your financial interest to bring it up at least once!
3. A Swimming Pool
The IRS lets you deduct anything that's a "necessary medical expense." After being told by his doctor that he needed to exercise more, one man put in a swimming pool and deducted it on his taxes! The IRS not only allowed him to deduct the cost of installing the pool but also everything for its upkeep such as the chemicals, heating, cleaning costs, etc., according to TurboTax.
4. A Cruise
C'mon, people, think outside the box! If you are going on a business trip, no one says you have to take the fastest method possible, Lynch explains. So, why not take a cruise from L.A. to that marketing convention in Honolulu? As long as it's transportation to a business-related meeting or event, you can write it off. Alohaaaaaaaa!
5. A Safari
Now that we've got both feet firmly planted outside the box, we're going on a safari! TurboTax recalls one couple who owned a dairy business and successfully wrote off an African Safari because many of the activities on the trip were focused on wild animals. Yes, Virginia, there are cows in Africa!
And if you're still dubious of the business expense, check out this account of one man who spent 15 years observing cows in Africa.
6. Lessons in Vail
So you need to take a training class for work. Well, guess what? No one said you had to take it locally. "I could take an educational seminar in Aspen, Vail or Hawaii," Lynch explained. The airfare, hotel, etc. — it would all be deductible "as long as I'm spending a portion of my time in that seminar," Lynch said.
7. A "Meeting" in Bermuda
Next stop … Bermuda! You already know that you can write off meetings, conventions and training. But Bermuda gets its own call out because "ANY business convention held in Bermuda can be written off without even showing there was a special reason to hold your business meeting in paradise," Lynch explains. But wait, don't answer yet. You also get the same perks in Barbados, Costa Rica, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, Mexico and all U.S. possessions, according to TurboTax.
But let the paradise lover beware: These rules don't always apply to places outside the U.S., so check with the IRS rules first.
Would you like a little umbrella for your drink?
8. Pet Food
Rats! No, seriously, rats are a very big, very deductible problem for some business owners. TurboTax recalls owners of a junkyard who became fed up with their snake and rat problem. So, they cleverly set out bowls of cat food to attract wild cats, who ate the pet food and chased it down with rats and snakes. Poof! No more varmint problem. "Because the wild cats made the business safer for customers, the pet food was deductible as a business expense," Meighan explained.
9. Clarinet Lessons
When kids learn an instrument, it's never pretty. Haven't you ever thought, wow, someone should compensate me for having to listen to this racket? Well, Dad, that person is the tax man! Parents can deduct children's music lessons and the cost of buying the instrument if there is some proven medical reason. In the case of the clarinet lessons, the IRS approved it on the grounds that orthodontists say clarinet playing can help with a child's overbite, according to TurboTax.
10. Babysitting Costs
Wouldn't it be great if someone split the babysitting bill with you? Ding! Enter the tax man. "Believe it or not, you can deduct the cost of a babysitter as a charitable deduction IF the mother of the child is leaving the house to do volunteer work for a charity. Which, of course, we all do on a daily basis!" Meighan quips.
11. Putting Your Adult Kids to Work
Finally! An excuse your kids can't argue with when you tell them to get a job. This one's tricky, so pay attention: If you own your own business and hire your kids who are over 18 to work for you, much of their income is either tax free or low tax, Lynch explains. The first $5,700 they earn is tax free and the next $8,300 is taxable at 10 percent, not the 30 percent or so that most of us pay. Plus, you can take a business tax deduction on the wages you pay them. Lynch, in turn, has his kids use the money he paid them toward their college education. "Your kids are ending up with your money anyway, who not save some of it?" he quipped.
12. Safety-Deposit Boxes
Wow, with all this money you're saving, you'll need someplace to put all your valuables. Guess what? Also tax deductible! Well, here's the catch: The cost of that safety-deposit box is deductible as long as it contains income-producing papers such as stock certificates, Sepp explains.
Be careful about getting too carried away with wacky tax deductions, Lynch cautions.
If the IRS thinks any of your items are questionable, they'll request additional clarification. If they're not satisfied, they reserve the right to reject your deduction, which would result in back taxes, interest and possible fines — not to mention the potential for an audit.
"My line with the IRS is that if I irritate my wife, I can always buy her flowers. Irritate the IRS, and you have an enemy for life!" Lynch quips.
Suddenly, reading IRS publication 529 doesn't sound so bad anymore!
[See Prepare and Penalty-Proof Your Tax Return]
Monday, December 20, 2010
New Joint Venture program ROCKS!!!!!
Are You Tired Of The Stock or Investment Markets Ups and
Downs Along With Low Returns On Your Investments?
Do you currently have investment funds sitting in a savings account,
CD, IRA, Mutual Fund Annuity or other Investment Capital that are NOT
earning you at least a 5% Net Profit Return?
If your answer to either question is yes, don’t settle when you
could be earning well above average returns, safely and
securely by investing with us.
Start Earning 5% or More In Our Joint Venture Partnership Private Investor Program
Our Joint Venture program is a time tested way to take control and start earning back your hard earned money. While stock market and other investors are loosing, you can be earning steady, predictable, secure and hassle-free returns. Don’t leave your retirement up to the guesswork of others or to the mercy of an uncertain financial climate where institutions are paying record low returns on your money. Private money and Joint Venture investing in a proven alternative used by many wealthy people to earn higher returns even in uncertain economic times like today.
If you are looking for a hassle-free, safe, secure alternative to earn passive income, then this is it!
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
818-934-0147
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Downs Along With Low Returns On Your Investments?
Do you currently have investment funds sitting in a savings account,
CD, IRA, Mutual Fund Annuity or other Investment Capital that are NOT
earning you at least a 5% Net Profit Return?
If your answer to either question is yes, don’t settle when you
could be earning well above average returns, safely and
securely by investing with us.
Start Earning 5% or More In Our Joint Venture Partnership Private Investor Program
Our Joint Venture program is a time tested way to take control and start earning back your hard earned money. While stock market and other investors are loosing, you can be earning steady, predictable, secure and hassle-free returns. Don’t leave your retirement up to the guesswork of others or to the mercy of an uncertain financial climate where institutions are paying record low returns on your money. Private money and Joint Venture investing in a proven alternative used by many wealthy people to earn higher returns even in uncertain economic times like today.
If you are looking for a hassle-free, safe, secure alternative to earn passive income, then this is it!
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
818-934-0147
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Cash Cow in Memphis,Fully Rented and Ready to go!!!!
4 BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOMES - GREAT CASH FLOWS!!
4 CONDO PACKAGE! All units are rented at $650 per month and are managed by our In-House property management company. Great investment! BUY ONE OR ALL! Great investment! Huge ROI!
Market value $ 260,000
Purchase price $ 234,000
Loan amount $175,500
Down payment $58,500
Built in equity $26,000
Central A/C
Central heat
Tile floor
Family room
Living room
Dining room
Refrigerator
Stove/Oven
Attic
Laundry area - inside
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
818-934-0147
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
4 CONDO PACKAGE! All units are rented at $650 per month and are managed by our In-House property management company. Great investment! BUY ONE OR ALL! Great investment! Huge ROI!
Market value $ 260,000
Purchase price $ 234,000
Loan amount $175,500
Down payment $58,500
Built in equity $26,000
Central A/C
Central heat
Tile floor
Family room
Living room
Dining room
Refrigerator
Stove/Oven
Attic
Laundry area - inside
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
818-934-0147
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Headache FREE Investing, Does it exist? Memphis Turn-Key
How would you like a average of a 25% return on your investment.
These properties have great cash flow.. They range from $200-$300 a month..
We need $5,000. Down for each property.. We will finance for 2yrs. 0 Interest. The property management is 8% per month..
Property Management in place,
Tenants already in place,
They handle all the paperwork for you.
Now now hows that for ease.
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
818-934-0147
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
These properties have great cash flow.. They range from $200-$300 a month..
We need $5,000. Down for each property.. We will finance for 2yrs. 0 Interest. The property management is 8% per month..
Property Management in place,
Tenants already in place,
They handle all the paperwork for you.
Now now hows that for ease.
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
818-934-0147
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Cashflow Fixer Units in Inglewood, MAKE OFFER!!!!!!
MUST SELL UNITS IN INGLEWOOD.
Yes now is the time to move on these Units
that need work. Cash Cow, decent working area
in the South Bay.Rehabbers this is perfect for you.
DONT LET THIS PAST YOU BUY.
Email or call to make these yours.
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Yes now is the time to move on these Units
that need work. Cash Cow, decent working area
in the South Bay.Rehabbers this is perfect for you.
DONT LET THIS PAST YOU BUY.
Email or call to make these yours.
Fernando Young
Hartford Investment Group
424-259-3733
socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com
Friday, December 10, 2010
Interns Wanted....
Do you have a desire to do Real Estate but do not know what to do next?
We have more real estate leads and projects than I can handle with my current staff and I'd like to give someone an opportunity to learn by working for me. THIS IS NOT MENTORING. This is an unpaid, intern position. You will learn about the process by completing the tasks my team asks of you. This intern will work alongside my team on the projects and leads. Please send an email to socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com.Please put your name and Intern in the subject line.Also include 100 words or less about yourself, where you live, your real estate experience, your schedule and why you would like a chance to be an intern with us.
GOOD LUCK
We have more real estate leads and projects than I can handle with my current staff and I'd like to give someone an opportunity to learn by working for me. THIS IS NOT MENTORING. This is an unpaid, intern position. You will learn about the process by completing the tasks my team asks of you. This intern will work alongside my team on the projects and leads. Please send an email to socalhartfordinvgrp@gmail.com.Please put your name and Intern in the subject line.Also include 100 words or less about yourself, where you live, your real estate experience, your schedule and why you would like a chance to be an intern with us.
GOOD LUCK
Hey I got $750k for you to get some DEALS DONE!!!!
How would you like that to be said to you?
Well if you watch my buddies video and take action
on his deal, you can 100% have that happen.
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Money for deals can help BLOW up your business,
regardless of where you're at right now. I've seen
this in my own life and a lot of my friends. If
you want to be a successful investor, it's just
something you have to be good at.... no way to cut
this corner my friend.
Check out the video and grab the special offer
before he takes it down...... which I heard is
going to be real soon.
http://budurl.com/PMOD
Get that money, do some deals, and be VERY Merry
this holiday season!
Fernando
P.S. If you miss out and he up's the price or
takes it down altogether to be a part of a more
expensive program.... you'll be kicking yourself.
It's happened to me a bunch of times.
Well if you watch my buddies video and take action
on his deal, you can 100% have that happen.
http://budurl.com/PMOD
Money for deals can help BLOW up your business,
regardless of where you're at right now. I've seen
this in my own life and a lot of my friends. If
you want to be a successful investor, it's just
something you have to be good at.... no way to cut
this corner my friend.
Check out the video and grab the special offer
before he takes it down...... which I heard is
going to be real soon.
http://budurl.com/PMOD
Get that money, do some deals, and be VERY Merry
this holiday season!
Fernando
P.S. If you miss out and he up's the price or
takes it down altogether to be a part of a more
expensive program.... you'll be kicking yourself.
It's happened to me a bunch of times.
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