If you're convinced you will NEVER own a home of your own

If you’re convinced you will NEVER own a home of your own, then you may want to read this FREE Report.It just may affect the rest of your life!

The Canadian Dream... Home ownership.

Isn’t that what we all strive for during the course of our lives?

It somehow makes us feel more secure. More successful.

But most of all, it gives us the ability to never, ever have to move when we

don’t want to.

It makes you the captain of your own ship.

Has this ever happened to you? You open your mail and there it is a notice from your landlady that says she’s selling her house and you have 30 days to vacate. But vacate where? You’ve lived there 10 years and paid your rent on time, month after month after month. Truth is your kids were born there.

But now, out of the blue you have to uproot your family because of something that is beyond your control.

Your sense of belonging is shattered.

The very security that gave you some stability in this otherwise crazy unstable world.

Now for the very first time you realize how unfair this is, how temporary things can be. You have no choice...you’re moving.

Maybe this hasn’t happen to you yet, but it could, couldn’t it? Think about it.

You are at the absolute mercy and whim of someone you hardly even know. Someone who has their own life problems, worries and challenges to deal with.

Fact is, they can’t afford to be worried or concerned about you or your family.

No matter how nice your Landlord or Landlady may be, the bottom line is they’re gonna do what they’re gonna do whenever they need to do it, period.

How is it that they could control your life so much? Not to mention the fact that you can’t paint walls the color you want.

In fact you can’t add a room, make any modifications or even put too many nail holes in the wall for pictures without the fear that the Landlord will find out and be mad or worse than that, evict you.

Or what about this; every dime you’ve spent on miscellaneous improvements, repairs etc. has only put money in the landlord’s pocket.

After all, you won’t benefit from any of the things you have done to improve the property. Will you?

You may even get in trouble for having done these things.

You spent your time, your money, your energy to do what? To build equity in someone else’s bank account. But why not? You’re already paying their mortgage payments too, aren’t you?

Face it. Everyday, you are at the total mercy of your Landlords.

You may be saying to yourself right now, “Okay, okay, you’re right. How do I keep from ever letting this happen to me again”.

In fact you may be saying, “I will never let this happen to my family again.But how?"

Well, let me share the information your Landlord is hoping, maybe even praying, you never, ever hear.

But first, let me ask you a very important question:

What if you could own a home of your very own with little or maybe even NO money down, would you do it? Of course you would. Read on.

Right now. And I mean right now. There has literally never been a better time to take advantage of this financing window of opportunity.

If you’re like most people you, at some point, made the assumption that you simply couldn’t afford to own your own home. Right? Maybe. Let me just say this:

In the last year we have helped over 100 folks just like you buy a home when they didn’t even know they could. How? Let me tell you...

… Financing companies are in big trouble right now because there aren’t enough overqualified people borrowing money.

That means that they have been forced to do some pretty special things.

Things like offering you home ownership with as little as 3% down payment and in many, many cases NO down payment. That’s right I said NO down payment.

If you’re anything like me, then I know this sounds too good to be true. But the fact is, it's true.

Don’t question it anymore. Simply accept the fact that maybe, just maybe, your ship has come in. I’ll bet that right now you can think of three or four of your friends or acquaintances that have purchased a home recently.

You probably even said to yourselves “I didn’t know they had any money”.

They didn’t.

They got educated as to what’s really happening in the real estate market.

Chances are pretty good we helped them too.

It’s rather complicated but in a nutshell, the real estate market is terrible...

In fact it’s horrible (from the Lenders and Sellers point of view that is).

Sellers are selling for less money than they ever dreamed they’d have to.

There are fewer people borrowing money (lenders are going under left and right) and the Government is trying to fix it all by offering some absolutely incredible unheard of loan programs to first-time home-buyers.

People just like you.

You know what?You probably qualify for one or more of these special new loan programs right now. Most people do and don’t even know it.

Let me tell you a story about a family we helped and see if this sounds at all familiar:

Tom ran to catch the phone before the answering machine picked up...

“Hello.”

“Hi Tom, this is Andy. Guess what?”

“I don’t know, and since I’m out of breath why don’t you just tell me” Tom said in between his fast breaths. Then it happened. Andy said “Linda and I just bought our very first home, can you believe it?” Tom was shocked, happy, sad and confused all at the same time.

“Did you hear me” said Andy.

“Oh yeah, I’m sorry, I, uh, wow that’s great!” Tom stuttered. I’ll tell Nancy and the kids right now, they’ll be thrilled”.

Hey Nancy, it’s Andy on the phone, he and Linda just bought their own home”.

Nancy came running down their apartment stairs almost tripping over the stack of toys and laundry stacked up on the landing. She had just returned from the Laundromat and hadn’t had a chance to put stuff away yet.

She looked at Tom with a kinda funny look in her eyes. Tom remembered that look once before when she was disappointed they couldn’t go on vacation.

“Wow, that’s wonderful”, Nancy said to Tom. “Tell Andy and Linda that we couldn’t be happier for them, and tell them to be sure and invite us to their housewarming”.

Tom was a bit surprised to see that Nancy turned around and walked as fast as she could for the door and then scooted back upstairs. For a minute he thought he saw a tear in her eye.

He focused his attention back onto the phone and Andy.

“Well Andy that’s just great news.When are you moving and where is it. Tell me all about it...”

Andy talked and talked and shared his excitement about their good fortune with Tom for about twenty minutes or so.

When Tom finished his conversation with Andy, (which was pretty much one-sided) he hung the phone up and stared outside.

He was deep in thought, so deep in thought he hardly noticed that the neighbors next door were fighting again.

The walls in their apartment complex were paper-thin and sometimes they could hear every single word next door.

In fact they could hear the people on both sides of them almost everyday and night!

On one side was the older couple that obviously drank most of the day and by nighttime, well, they were at it like cats and dogs.

On the other side was a young punk rocker that loved that new kind of music. You know the kind that makes listening to someone’s fingernails running up and down a chalkboard a welcome relief.

But it was the only place they could afford three years ago and since then Tom and Nancy have been saving every penny they could. So that maybe, just maybe, one day they could own their own home too.

In fact, it was their dream. Their vision.

Sometimes their "Dream" was the very glue that held their marriage together.

They would sit for hours and talk about what they’d do to their home if they owned it.

Tom would say “I’d paint the garage floor some weird color just cause I could”. Nancy would talk about how she would put up that cute wallpaper border in the kid’s room and make special things for the walls.

Sometimes they would imagine what it would be like not to have anyone living right next door to them, or on both sides and above them for that matter. That’s the way it is right now and has been for as long as they could remember.

Tom snapped out of his deep thought when he heard the sound of Nancy’s voice say “Tom, Tom, Tom”. Tom turned and looked at Nancy with a glazed look in his eyes.

“Are you all right Tom” Nancy said.

“Uh, oh yeah, I was just thinking”.

“Thinking about what” she said.

“Well, I guess I was thinking about, you know, our DREAM”.

In that moment tears welled up in Nancy’s eyes as she tried to conceal her obvious disappointment. What she was struggling with was her feelings. Why wasn’t she happy for her friends? “Tom, why don’t I feel happy for Andy and Linda?" "Actually it’s not that I don’t feel happy for them, it’s just that, well, I feel so sad, so disappointed, it just seems so unfair. I’m not jealous am I?”

Tom walked up and put his arm around his wife and hugged her tightly.

Then he said in a soft, almost a whisper of a voice “Honey, It’s okay to feel the way you do, I feel the same way. Actually, I’m starting to feel, well, almost mad”.

“Mad?” his wife asked.

“Yeah, first I felt sad, then jealous, and now, now I’m just plain mad” Tom blurted out.

“Mad at what?” Nancy questioned. Her tears now dry, her attitude quickly turning to concern. Concern for what her husband just shared with her.

“I’m feeling mad as heck because we should be able to own our own home too! I’m sick and tired of being at the mercy of Landlords and Landladies. Fact is honey, I’m sick and tired of being a tenant. I’m tired of listening to the neighbors’ fight and hoping, no praying that the kids aren’t affected by it all. I am sick of not being able to do what we want, when we want to in the very place that we call home. But how could it be? After all we don’t own it. But most of all, I’m tired and angry that I haven’t been able to provide a home for my family”.

Now tears welled up in Tom’s eyes as his anger turned to sadness and

embarrassment.

Linda threw her arms around Tom and said in a voice Tom had never heard before:

“I’ve had it too, so let’s do something about it. If Andy and Linda can buy a home, then we can too”. Let’s call Andy and find out how they did it and who they got to help them”.

“Alright” said Tom and the next thing you know, Tom was dialing the phone feeling excitement over his actions.

“Hey Andy, Tom here, Andy, do you have minute”?

“Sure”, Andy said.” Tell me how you did it.” Tom almost demanded.

“Did what?”. Said Andy.

“Tell me how you bought this new home. Who helped you? How much did you put down? How much are your payments? Tell me everything I need to know and give me the phone number of the person that made all this happen for you. Linda and I are ready to join you guys and buy a home of our own too!”

Nancy held Tom’s hand as Tom listened to Andy and took detailed notes for about 10 minutes or so.

Nancy kept hearing Tom say “Your kidding, that’s all it took! That’s it. Are you sure? Wow”.

Nancy could hardly stand the wait. She had to know. She quickly imagined herself in her own home and then was interrupted as she realized Tom had just hung up.

“Well, what’s the deal?” She said.

“Honey, you’re not going to believe this, Andy said that he called this realtor who told them.……….

Forty-seven and a half days later Tom, Nancy and their two children Amanda, and little Andy moved into their new home. A home of their very own.

Can you spot the mistake they had been making for almost their whole life?

The fact is, there are six very critical mistakes that almost every tenant makes. That’s why they keep renting. Sometimes for their entire life.

The fact is that Tom made the call that very same day and three days later he received information that surprised him, even shocked him. Information like:

• The most common tenant mistakes and how to avoid them.
• Little known loan programs that take little or no down money down.
• What’s really happening in the real estate market
• How to stop paying rent and own a home of your own.
• Where to find the BEST home buys.
• How to negotiate the cash you need from someone else’s pocket.
• How most credit problems can be easily corrected.
• How to buy a home even with a bankruptcy on your record.
• Where to look to find the best home buys available.

Here’s what you really need to know:

Right now you may already have enough cash to buy a home.And even if you don’t, you can still buy your own home.

There are many secrets that most people don’t even know exist.

Let me just tell you what I’ve been doing for the during myreal estate career.

I have been sharing information with folks just like you so that you and your family can be a part of the American Dream.

You see I was a tenant for most of my life, just like you.

Why don’t most agents do this?

Well, the truth is that it’s hard work. Many agents prefer to work the “easy deals”. The ones where people have 20-30% down payment and have income from trust funds, retirement, etc..

These types of transactions take little or no work at all.

The fact is, in 1988 through 1990 most of the deals in the real estate business were just like that. Real estate values were skyrocketing and banks were lending like mad. Everyone seemed to have money.

Well, well, well, low and behold things have changed, haven’t they?

You bet they have.

Right now, the Lending Institutions need people like you, to survive.

Bet you never knew that.

Let me share with you five ways to buy a home that I bet you never even knew about, and then we’ll wind this up and I’ll tell you exactly what you need to do if you think it’s time for you to change your life and luck and finally own your own home.

Financing Option #1: GOVERNMENT LOAN PROGRAMS

These include, but are certainly not limited to,

1. FHA Loans
2. VA Loans
3. Farmers Home Loan Program
4. State Sponsored First Time Buyer Loans
5. HUD grants
6. Enterprise Zone Entitlements

And so on. Even though these programs differ in their various guidelines and requirements, the bottom line is that they all require very little or NO money down!

For example, did you know that Uncle Samprovides a benefit to certain individuals where you can get a ZERO DOWN PAYMENT loan for as much as $184,000? (As of the date of this report.)

That means that if you qualify, you too, can obtain a mortgage for an $184,000 home with no down payment!

Other programs, such as FHA, allow down payments as low as 3% of the cost of the house!

After we review your situation, I can determine if any of these loan programs would be right for you.

And if they’re not. Then we’ll consider this option:

Financing Option #2: PRIVATE MORTGAGE INSURANCE(PMI)

As common as this is, many people still don’t take advantage of it. Basically, this insurance is available if you are going to put less than 20% down for a house.

For example, if you want to buy a $100,000 house, you can put 5% down, or $5,000, you’ll stillbe able to get a traditional mortgage. (Even if you don’t qualify for a government plan!)What about the other 15% you don’t have. This PMI outfit will charge you a relatively small up front fee, and a small monthly fee added to your payment. (On the above example, the initial fee may be around $1,000, with a charge of $35 per month added to your payment.)

Plus, with rates as low as they are today, it is very possible to end up a homeowner, with the same monthly payment you had as rent! Wouldn’t that be great?

(A $95,000 mortgage, using an adjustable rate of 5%, would cost only a little over $500 per month!)

Now, has anyone told you all this lately?

Financing Option #3: GIFTS

Another way to finance the down payment on a home is through a gift from a family member or other relative. I even heard about a new loan program that will allow the seller to be the provider of the gift under certain circumstances. (Will Sellers do that? You bet they will. I’ll tell you a story about what sellers have been doing as we continue along here in this report).

• Cash
• CD’s
• Stocks
• Bonds
• Real Estate
• Family Heirlooms

These are just some of the ways that we have been able to raise gifts and other funds to finance the down payment for a home.

In the case of a relative, sometimes they are willing to give you the money now, instead of leaving it to you in a will.

Financing Option #4: Builders Financing Plans

It isn’t common knowledge, but new construction can offer some real nice financing terms.

Builders of single family, or townhouses, or condos, or modular housing, etc. may have negotiated a deal with a bank or other mortgage company, to help people get into the houses.

Sometimes, for example, they will offer low, low, down payments, and/or special introductory interest rates.

For example, a developer was recently offering a 3% down payment option, with a first two-year interest rate of only 4.9%!

On a $100,000 home, your cost of entry would be $3,000 plus $1,000 in fees, for a total of $4,000. Your monthly payment, including all taxes and fees, would be right at $600 per month, for the first two years!

How can you compare that with renting an apartment for $600 bucks?

We can help you find these deals, as I am always watching the marketplace for builders who want to get their homes sold!

Financing Option #5: CREATIVE FINANCING

There are many ways to buy from a seller, where the seller helps you buy the home with their own financing!

What am I talking about?

Well, let’s look at that $100,000 house again. But first, I do want to point out that manysellers will not want to, or aren’t able to, do creative financing. It does involve more effort to find a seller who does, than someone who wants a more traditional buyer.

But, just because it’s harder, doesn’t mean it’s not worth the effort.

Usually, the seller will be in a situation where they want or need to sell their home.But, at the same time, they don’t want or need all their money out of the house right now.

Let me give you a real example of a home sold this way, and see if it becomes clearer.

HOW TO BUY A HOME EVEN IF YOU CURRENTLY HAVE CREDIT PROBLEMS!

The seller was a retired person, whose significant other, passed away several years ago.He recently met a woman to whom he wanted to get married. She was a widow, and had inherited a house that was completely paid-for by the insurance company after her husband’s death.

The seller’s home was also paid.

They wanted to sell his house, and move into hers, after they got married. (Hers was closer to the city, where she worked.)

The buyers had adequate income, but only recently. They were out of work for a while, and their credit was less than perfect. (They would not be able to get a standard mortgage right now.)

The new jobs they obtained were steady, and paid well, and if they paid all their bills on time for the next year or so, their lender said they would be able to qualify for a mortgage.

They had saved three thousand dollars for a down payment, and could get a gift of $2,000 from one of their relatives.

LEASE WITH AN OPTION TO BUY!

In this case, the buyer made the seller the following offer:

We’ll “rent” the home for $600 per month, plus a non-refundable “option fee” of $200 per month, for a total of $800. (The $200 per month option fee will apply towards the down payment in the future.)

We’ll give you a non-refundable $5,000 deposit today towards the eventual purchase price.

We will have to get a mortgage sometime in the next three years, to buy the home from you. If we can’t get a mortgage anytime in the next three years, or don’t make our payments, etc., you get the home back. And you get to keep everything we’ve paid you so far.

And, we’ll raise the purchase price of the home by 3% each year past the first year, if we haven’t bought it from you by then. (So the seller will get appreciation if we “rent” it from him past one year.)

Theseller accepted the offer, and the buyer moved in with his new wife.

The buyers were able to get a mortgage a year later, and complete the deal.

HERE’S EVEN ANOTHER WAY TO BUY A HOME WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT!

Another example is where a seller in a similar situation will sell ahouse to a buyer on a “contract”.

This means the buyer only makes monthly payments to the seller, but the buyer actually owns the home.

No rent or anything!

At some point, the seller will want to “cash out”, and have the buyer get a mortgage, but the buyer here, gets all the privileges of ownership.

They get to deduct the interest off their taxes, and so forth.

Here’s a specific and very simple example.

The buyer offered to buy a $90,000 home with ZERO down, and a monthly payment of $700 per month interest to the seller.

That was it.

The seller wrote into the contract that the buyer had to obtain a mortgage of his or her own through a commercial lender or private lender before the end of five years.

The agreement was that simple.

The seller was happy to be getting the monthly income, and could afford to wait for the buyer to get a loan.

The buyer was happy to be able to purchase a home for no down payment and be able to have 5 years to get a mortgage of his or her own!

There are literally dozens of ways to use creative financing to buy a home without the money you thought you needed.

And many of them apply, even if your credit isn’t “sparkling clean”!

I won’t go into all the details here, because it would take a hundred pages or so.

But, I want to mention that the best way to show you, is to sit down with you, and see what your situation calls for.

As I said earlier...

WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN A HOME OF YOUR OWN INSTEAD!

Just your desire to own a home, combined with my knowledge of how to be creative, will increase your chances of success dramatically.

Not too many real estate agents know how to use the financing methods I’ve mentioned to you.

Here’s the bottom line...

... It simply doesn’t make sense for you to pay rent.

Why give money to your landlord?

When you can pay the same money and own a home of your own.

And get tax deductions too!

You know what? I can only hope and pray that maybe, just maybe, I’ve got you thinking just a little bit about how you can be the master of your own destiny. The captain of your ship

I realize that you probably have lots of questions. In fact, you may have lots and lots of questions. It’s okay. That’s only normal.

If I’ve got you thinking, then I’ve done my job!

Now it’s time to do yours!

Let’s do this. Give me a call while this is fresh on your mind, and you are excited about all the possibilities.Even if you are skeptical, which is also normal, a phone call can’t hurt you, can it?

Of course not.

The worst you will do is spend a few minutes learning.

The best you can do is to be rid of your rent payments forever!

And what’s wrong with that?

Take great care, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

P.S. To find out everything you need to know and get answers to your questions just pick up the phone anytime.If for some reason I’m tied up, just leave a message that you are calling to find out “How To Stop Paying Rent And Own Your Own Home”.

Bye!

Dear Up-And-Coming Homeowner,

1. I have something very important to share with you
2. And what I am writing about involves money - your money in particular

But first, let me to ask you a question:

How Would You Like To Stop Paying Rent Once And For All

And Own A Home Of Your Own Instead?

Silly question, right?

Nobody likes to pay rent, month after month, and have nothing to show for it but a bunch of rent receipts.

Owning a home is the Great American Dream.It is a dream shared by everyone.Young, old, single, married - everybody!The one thing we all have in common is our dream...to own...a place...of our own.

It’s a dream as American as apple pie and baseball.It’s a dream that has been instilled in us from the time we were children.It’s a dream that says we have the right to have a place we call our own.

Not just another place to live.Not just another apartment or rental.

A place that we can lay our heads and call home.

Your home!

You might even have a patio and a backyard if you’re lucky.You might even be living in a house.But what you will never have as long as you continue to rent is:

A Place Of Your Own.Your Own HOME!

A place you can call your own.A place where you can finally settle down and begin building the life you have always dreamed of...raising your family perhaps...or simply resting in the comfort and privacy of your own place.

Putting down some roots.Feeling...well...stable.

Because you know, deep down, when you rent an apartment or a house, it’s always temporary.It’s just another place to live.For now.

You see, the problem is most of these low money down or no money down secrets to buying a home are generally not promoted by the real estate industry or the news media because they are not “mainstream” information.

And yet, the right information is essential.

With the right information, the door of home ownership that previously seemed closed - magically opens - and your dream of owning a home suddenly becomes a reality.

That’s how all of Rick and Janice’s friends were able to buy their own place without the 10 or $15,000 Rick and Janice thought they needed.

You don’t need mega amounts of money - you simply need to know where to look!

And while all of these programs differ in the types of homes that qualify, loans and fees, they all have one common purpose:to help the average person, like you, buy a home with a very, very low down payment - often as low as 0%!

Now, I certainly don’t expect you to run all over town trying to find all of these programs.Why reinvent the wheel?After we review your situation, I can help you determine which one, if any, of these program would be right for you.I’ve already done the work for you - so you don’t have to worry about it.

Bad Credit? No Credit?

NO PROBLEM!!

Life does have its ups and downs and, quite frankly, a less than perfect credit history is more the norm than the exception nowadays.And lenders are well aware of this fact, so don’t discount your ability to buy a home simply because your past might have a “history.” Lenders really are a lot more forgiving than

most people give them credit for.

Even a previous bankruptcy doesn’t automatically preclude you from qualifying for a mortgage.Most lenders tend to overlook a bankruptcy if you have re-established a good payment record for at least two years.

But what if you filed bankruptcy less than two years ago?Or perhaps one of those “ups and downs” in life happened in the not so distant past and you are now just beginning to re-establish yourself?Is it still possible to buy a home under these conditions?Yes.Absolutely!

Enter the “Lease With An Option To Buy”

It works like this.Let’s say you have saved $4,000 for a down payment (well, actually, only $2,500 but a ‘significant other’ is willing to gift you $1,500), but your credit history isn’t quite up to par.

After talking with a lender, we are told that if you pay your bills on time for the next year to eighteen months - they would be more than happy to make you a loan.Okay, fine.

So we find a suitable house and we make the sellers this offer:You will “rent” the seller’s house for $900 dollars a month for two years.In addition, you agree to pay the seller an extra “option fee” of $200 per month, for a total of $1100 per month.This extra $200 will count towards the down payment if and when you decide to “buy” the home within this two-year period.

You also agree to give the seller’s a $4,000 “option fee” up-front.If you decide to buy, the $4,000 is also counted against the purchase price; if not, the seller’s keep it.

Eighteen months later, after paying all your bills on time - the lender makes good on his word and writes you a loan for the home using the “option money” as the down payment. The seller is happy, the lender is happy...but most importantly...you are happy.You are the proud, proud owner of your own home!

Here’s Yet Another Way To Buy A Home With Little Or No Down Payment!

In this example, we have a seller who wants to sell and for whatever reason - would prefer to “carry paper” rather than to have a large sum of cash.This seller could then sell the house to a buyer on a “contract of sale.”

Basically, all this means is the seller acts as the bank.It is beneficial to the sellerthat they get a steady, monthly income - usually at rates higher than savings account or CD account would offer. It is beneficial to the buyer because the buyer actually “owns” the home without having to come up with a large down payment.

Here’s a perfect example.

The buyer offers to buy an $180,000 house with ZERO down, and a monthly payment of $1,200 dollars a month.(We learned ahead of time the seller makes a payment on their loan of $432 dollars).

The seller accepts the offer with one condition...the buyer must obtain their own financing within 5 years.The buyer accepts because even if they can’t figure out how to get financing within 5 years - they can always sell the house at a profit.

The deal was that simple.The buy gets a home with ZERO down payments.The seller gets a steady, monthly check.

You see, there are dozens upon dozens of ways to buy a house with little or no money down.There are so many ways - if I were to write them all down this report would be a thousand pages long!

And instead of going into all that detail, the best way to show you how you can buy a home now, is to sit down with you and see 1) where you are, 2) where you want to go, and 3) plan the best way for you to get there.

Why Continue To Pay Rent And Have Absolutely NOTHING

To Show For It But A Pile Of Receipts

When You Can Own A Home Of Your Own Instead?!

Paying rent is hazardous to your financial health!It’s crazy...

If the money was the same (and it is!), does it make sense to keep on

renting?

Of course not.And you don’t have to any longer.

With your desire to own a home, combined with my professional knowledge and insight into how the real estate game is played - we can win, and win big.The prize?A home of your own.At last.Finally.Because you deserve it.

So What’s The Next Step?

The next step is for us to get together so I can meet you and learn about your particular situation.Then, we’ll brainstorm and come up with the best way (or ways) that will enable you to buy a home of your own.

And, do you know what the really good news is?Our meeting together, in fact our working together, will never, ever cost you one, single, solitary dime.You see, in the real estate game - the seller, not the buyer - always pays the fee.Isn’t that great!

So you get professional real estate AND financial counseling - absolutely, 100% free!

And you never have to feel obligated to buy a home from me either.

If, after we have talked about your situation and explored the many, many avenues in which you can afford to buy a home, and you decide to wait until you are more comfortable or for any other reason - that’s fine.At least you’ll have a plan and are one step closer to realizing your dream.

Second, I believe my job is not only to “sell homes”, but even more important, to help people stop paying rent.I don’t know what it is...I just have this personal vendetta against the “rent monster.”I just can’t stand to see ordinary people, people like you and me, get sucked into a never ending cycle of helping the rich get richer while we struggle by...doing the best we can.

And yes, it’s a lot more work for me.But you know...it’s worth it!I can’t think of any better high than to see a person or a young couple finally realize their dream of owning their own home and stop paying rent...forever!

Why Continue To Throw Away Your Hard Earned Money

Month After Month After Month...

And Have Nothing, Absolutely Nothing To Show For It...

YOU DESERVE MORE THAN THAT!

Isn’t about time you stopped paying rent once and for all

and began investing in your own financial future?

Leave the landlord to fend for himself.(Trust me, he will find another

victim!)

Well, I hope I’ve got you thinking.

You probably have a lot of questions.

That’s good!

And as you go through your day and do whatever it is that you do, as you’re driving your car on your way to work or to the market or, perhaps, as you lie awake in bed - just before you doze off - you’ll remember what you read here and you’ll wonder...

Why am I paying rent, anyway?If the money is the same...and it is...it just doesn’t make sense to keep paying rent month after month when I could actually OWN my own home.It just doesn’t make sense.

And you’ll say to yourself,Self, I think I’m going to give that agent a call while this is all fresh in my mind.After all, what can it hurt?The worst that could happen is I spend a few minutes learning.And if what the agent is saying is true...well...just think of the possibilities...

And is there anything wrong with dreaming the American Dream? Not at all.It’s your right.The only thing wrong is not doing anything about your dreams.The only thing wrong is failing yourself by not taking action - right here - right now.

Call me.Let’s talk.

I look forward to it.

P.S.Let’s get together for about an hour and I’ll show you step-by-step what you need to do to stop paying rent forever and own a home of your own.It’s easy.Just say, “YES!I want to stop paying rent once and for all!”Or, if you prefer, you can call me anytime (even right now) on my 24 hour message line and let me know your time has come...you want to finally, finally, finally...own your own home.And I say, “Good for you, my friend.Good for you.” Call me.

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