Tampa Bay Real
Estate Investors Association TBREIA.COM,
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TBREIA Credits
Exchange your
TBREIA- Credits
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MEMBERSHIP
UPDATE
Dear TBREIA Member, Sponsor, Vendor, Volunteer, Guest and Speaker:
Acknowledgement and Kudos to TBREIA’s Hosts, and Sub-Group Hosts.
Your involvement and your time is sincerely appreciated! You have received so many compliments from the meeting attendees!
TBREIA greatly appreciates the way how you represent our Association. One of the greatest compliments that TBREIA receives is when Members refer other Members, Vendors & Sponsors to our Association. Many of you are very active in being a participating & proud TBREIA member. We are extending our appreciation to YOU. Because of your involvement, TBREIA is one of the fastest growing groups. And as you know, after you have referred someone to us, TBREIA is giving you CREDITS, which you may exchange for a seminars or use it to renew your membership etc.
How do I earn Credits?
- Submitting FSBO leads = 5 Credits
- For referring one member = 25 Credits
- For referring one “Same Household” membership = 50 Credits
- For referring one Vendor = 75 Credits
- For referring one Sponsor = 100 Credits
- When you have 50 Credits, you can trade those in for a $50,- seminar.
- When you have 75 Credits, you could trade 50 credits in for a seminar and keep 25. Or: Hold on to your 75 Credits, refer a member, receive additional 25 credits = 100 Credits
- After you collected 100 Credits, you may either purchase a membership for a friend, or renew your own membership and keep 20 Credits.
Membership Renewal
Many of you have asked how to pay for your membership renewal. After you enter your ID & Pin, a “pop-up” is going to inform you that your membership has expired and requests of you to renew through the secured ShoopingCart system.
Because of your active participation TBREIA is able to keep the membership renewal below $100,- !!! We vouch to you, to continue providing quality Service, quality Seminars and Workshops, held by quality Speakers.
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Some listed Benefits of
beeing a TBREIA Member:
Over 700 Members strong with over 580.000 Website hits!
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Member: |
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You will have access to our Website to post your
House(s) for sale! |
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You may post your house(s) for
sale w./ limited access |
Receive Notification on House(s) available |
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You receive NO Notification |
Distribute your House For Sale-flyer at every
monthly meeting |
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You may NOT Distribute
any flyers |
Receive TBREIA's Newsletter |
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You do NOT
Receive TBREIA s Newsletter |
Access the latest Wholesale deals |
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You have NO access
to the Latest deals |
Attend every monthly meeting for free |
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You pay $10.00 |
Attend the monthly Workshop s for ½ of the regl.
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Major discount to subscribe to Foreclosure Daily
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Utilize TBREIA Yahoo Discussion Board – Tremendous low price to join The Landlording 101 Academy (Realtors and Brokers earn College credits by attending any of those courses).
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Access, utilize the TBREIA Discussion board |
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List your Business for FREE |
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You pay $80.00 for ONE year |
Enjoy the access to our discounted Web-Book
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This month, Rich & Marilyn Ransom sponsoring a free TBREIA membership!
Thank you both !!!
Rich & Marylin are Real Estate Investors and they own a Travel agency. Check out their web site: www.YourFunSaverTravel.com
Would you like to sponsor a new member?
Email us at support@TBREIA.com
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Title Insurance by Barbie Burgess
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Just another good example of why you should get title insurance prior to transferring property. We had a client who was purchasing a property “Subject to”. Property was owned by an acquaintance that had run into some financial difficulties and was behind on their mortgage payments. Our client agreed to bring the loan current and stop the foreclosure proceedings in return the owner executed a deed into our clients LLC.
When they contacted us for title work, they had already sent the funds to the existing mortgage company to bring the loan current and they were getting ready to have the deed executed.
When we received the title work back, it was calling for a suit to quite title on an interest in the back chain of title. No worry, thought our client, because our owner has an Owner’s title policy. Upon receipt of a copy, we contacted the title agent who issued said policy regarding this interest. They informed us, and we passed on to our client, that there was a suit complete as part of their transaction, and they would fax a copy of the final order to us. A copy was faxed, but was never recorded in Public Records. They assured us that it was an oversight and said they would forward the original signed order for recording. In the meantime, our clients were getting very anxious about having fronted the funds to the owner’s mortgage company and not having a deed. We asked them to please hold off until we could verify the order and get it of public record.
After several weeks of stall tactics and promises that the order would be walked through, our office made a call to the Clerk’s office to see if we could get a court certified copy to record instead. The Clerk’s office informed us that the case had been dismissed for non action, and no order had ever been executed by the judge. Apparently the copy the title company had received from the attorney’s office who handled the suit to quite title was fraudulent.
Because the Owner of the property had an owner’s title policy, we had the ability to contact the owner of the title company who issued the policy, who happened to be an attorney and acquaintance of Barbie. He reopened the case and got a judge to push through the suit and finally we received a signed order releasing that interest. Had our clients executed and filed a deed of record, the Owner’s policy would have been null and void. Once title transfers and the insured was no longer the owner of record, there would be no recourse against the prior title company. They could have washed their hands of the situation and our clients would have been stuck paying for a suit to quite title themselves, thus diminishing their return on their investment.
Remember that this also applies when you purchase a property in one entity and then transfer or quit claim to another entity. Any title insurance you obtained at closing is no longer applicable. Also when purchasing property, an O & E search will not disclose items in the back chain, so it is always best to obtain a full search. In this case, an O&E search would have only revealed the Lis Pendens on the existing mortgage, not the back chain issues.
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Distributed by:
Alday - Donalson
Title Agencies
of America
“Barbie” Burgess
(727) 403 - 9260
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Just another good example of why you should get title insurance prior to transferring property. We had a client who was purchasing a property “Subject to”.
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Omni Bank
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Call Michael Gilkey at: (813) 879 - 6664
or visit us on the web www.redevelopmentlending.com
Omni National Bank – How Are They Different?
In 1991, Jeffrey L. Levine and Stephen M. Klein founded Omni Financial Services, Inc., a consumer oriented mortgage lender. Within a few years of successful lending, the company began developing a program of inner-city redevelopment lending with rates comparable to other redevelopment lenders. Since major banking institutions were unwilling to lend money in these areas for various reasons, private mortgage lenders needed to raise their funds from private sources, which was and remains to this day costly.
With the objective to gain a larger market share and to increase the benefits to the customers, Omni began investigating sources for less costly funds in order to reduce the fees and interest charged to borrowers. The founders predicted (correctly) that this would have the effect of generating more business by allowing the investors to make a greater profit.
In 2000, Omni National Bank was formed. Since its inception, Redevelopment Lending has become a major division with offices in five states. An advantage of doing business with Omni National Bank is the benefit of establishing a positive credit history with a major lending institution. In addition, Omni can also provide its clients with a full range of banking services.
Omni really wants their customers to succeed and this is accomplished by lending funds at significantly reduced rates. Omni’s belief is “your success is our success.”
Call Michael Gilkey or Scott Garber today at: (813) 879 - 6664 |
General Contractor’s License
by Lea Peterson
Obtaining a contractor’s license could be beneficial if you are into rehab investing.
A license enables you to obtain building permits without paying a licensed contractor to do this for you, as building departments are prohibited from issuing a building permit to anyone who does not hold a valid state certificate or registration for work covered by the permit.
A contractor’s license also allows you to perform construction services to others for a fee.
The 3 types of non-trade specific licenses that allow you to rehab a property are the general contractor’s license, building contractor’s license and residential contractor’s license. With a general contractor’s license, services are unlimited to the type of work that can be performed.
The services to be performed with a builder contractor’s license are limited to construction of commercial buildings, single family dwellings and multiple family dwellings that do not exceed three stories in height or a contractor whose services are limited to remodeling, repair or improvement of any size building as long as the services do not affect the structural members of the building.
A residential contractor’s license allows one to construct, remodel, repair or improve one-family, two-family or three-family residences not exceeding two habitable stories above no more than one habitable story.
My experience related to applying and testing for a contractor’s license is with the General Contractors license (GC License). The first requirement in obtaining a GC license is to pass a state-administered examination.
This is a 2-day exam, each day consisting of 9 hours of testing. The exam is broken up into three parts – Business and Finance (80 test questions), Contract Administration (60 test questions) and Project Management (60 test questions).
You must receive a passing score of at least 70% for all 3 tests to be one step closer to obtaining an active GC license. There are 20 books and documents that contain the test information that you can bring into the test with you.
Since it is next to impossible to memorize all of the information in these books, it is important to take a broad approach when studying for the test.
There are courses offered by various instructors that educate you on what material the test covers and how to study for the test. The instructors teach you how to maneuver through the books to find the answers.
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These pre-test courses are strongly recommended if you do not have strong knowledge in the construction management process. My background is in Civil Engineering and Construction Management. I have worked under a General Contractor for the past 4 years. Because of my experience I was comfortable studying for one month prior to the exam. Once you have the books, take a look through them at the type of information they cover. This will give you an idea of how much time you feel you will need to study. Typically it is recommended that you should begin studying 2-3 months before the date of the exam. As you can imagine, some of the biggest obstacles to deal with this long exam are low concentration levels and exhaustion. I found that being rested prior to the exam and taking breaks during the exam facilitated in passing.
Once you pass the exam you have an inactive license. To activate your license, you must submit an application with required information such as required construction experience, minimum financial requirements and obtain liability insurance as well as workers compensation.
All of the contractor’s license requirements are listed in Florida Contractor’s Builders Manual – 2004 Edition. Exam requirements, information and fees are listed at MyFlorida.com. |
Harper Realty
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Tampa Bay REIA “Member of Tampa Bay REIA program”
Are you a member yet?
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We have developed a shield that you can use
on your web sites to identify yourselves as
members of Tampa Bay REIA.
The image is available in all standard graphic formats so web masters can blend it into your web site. This can be used in conjunction with the affiliate program if you link the shield with your affiliate ID.
If you are not an affiliate yet, you can fill out a free application online at:
http://www.tbreia.com/default/affiliates.asp
In addition it can be used i
n all marketing materials such as business cards, flyers, emails,
magnetic signs etc..
For more information, please email us at support@TBREIA.com
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Tax Strategies, Asset Protection
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A common Topic with a cutting- edge strategy!
2 day boot-camp on May 6 & 7th,:
Tax Strategies, Asset Protection and Wealth building
with Al Aiello ((the most national respected Tax strategist!))
and Stephanie Olsen!!!!!!!! |
Write Off Your Medical Costs As Fully Deductible Business Expenses By Setting up a Medical Reimbursement Plan (MRP). A MRP is a legal fringe benefit plan that permits you to claim full business tax deductions for reimbursing your employees (including your spouse and other family members) for medical insurance premiums and uninsured medical expenses [IRS Section 105(b)]. You must hire your spouse as an employee. Your spouse can be part time, even if they have another job and work elsewhere. There are no set hours, provided that there is a bonafide written employment relationship between you and your spouse. You can pay your spouse quarterly and substantially reduce recordkeeping. If you run your business out of a C-corporation, you do not need to hire your spouse, you can hire yourself as an employee of the C-corporation. MRP’s need to be set up with special documents.
Fully Write-off Your SUV’s Up To $100,000! For sports utility vehicles (SUV’s) and other vehicles, which have a loaded gross vehicle weight rating of more than 6000 pounds and are used for business, you can now deduct as much as $100,000 of their cost all in the first year of purchase. This bonanza applies for tax years 2003, 04 and 05. For example, you buy a fully loaded SUV (that meets the above vehicle rating) for $67,000 which you use 90% for business or a business basis of $60,300. You can fully deduct all in the first year, the entire $60,300! Assuming your that your total business tax bracket is 40%, you save over $24,000 in taxes the first year!! It’s all legal as per IRS Code Section 179. The deduction is limited to the net income of your business. Thus, you will not be entitled to first-year expensing where you have a net loss at the bottom of your business schedule (such as Schedule C), before taking into account the first-year expensing. However, you can increase this deduction limit by including salaries and other net business income. On a joint return, you can also include your spouse’s salaries or business income.
Write Off Your Home-Office, Without IRS Worry! Home-office deductions include claiming a business percentage of all your home's expenses such as repairs, maintenance, utilities, homeowners insurance, trash removal, association dues, real estate taxes, depreciation, mortgage interest, etc. Besides the write off of expenses (that are usually non-deductible), three other benefits of a home office are:
(1) Your home-office will be a business location which means you can now convert non-deductible commuting into deductible travel from home to work locations. (2) There is no need to keep track of the business use of a computer used in a home office. (3) The portion of your home taken as home-office deductions now qualifies for the $250,000/$500,000 exclusions of gain for principal residences. For RE broker\owners and appraisers who use a designated portion of their home for their business there should be no problem in meeting the home-office requirements under recent changes. A home office can qualify as a principal place of business if it is used for substantial administrative tasks such as scheduling appointments, ordering supplies, doing budgets or forecasts and keeping records. This means that real estate sales agents can also reap home-office deductions along with the above benefits, provided that they document that their home-office is for such administrative tasks.
Retirement Plan Tips: Under recent changes, retirement plans provide fabulous benefits for the self-employed. The contributions to the plan are currently tax deductible which generates tax dollars in your pocket, yet it's ALL still your money! (Just the “pockets” change.) Plus, the earnings on the already tax deductible contributions accumulate tax-deferred, exponentially, until distributed. One great plan is a qualified (“Keogh”) profit-sharing plan where the deductible contribution is 20% of net business income up to $40,000. The contributions are made at your discretion. Thus, unlike pension plans, profit sharing plan contributions are not mandatory, yet you still can deduct the same amount as a mandatory pension plan. Moreover, you can deduct about 40% (instead of 20%) of your net business income with a “401(k)” profit sharing plan. Note that with Keogh plans, you must cover certain (but not all) employees under nondiscrimination rules. But you do not have to cover those who you hire as independent contractors. For Keogh plans, you can make contributions for the current tax year up to the due date of your return, plus extensions of the following year up to October 15th. But the plan must be set up before December 31 of the current tax year. So do it, NOW!
Simple Plans: If your net income is less than $30,000, you may be better off with a SIMPLE plan as opposed to a Keogh plan, which, at 20%, is much lesser than 100% of net income. That is, you can deduct 100% of your net business income up to $8,000 in a SIMPLE plan. For example, you are part time, self employed and earn $8,000 net self-employment income. With a Keogh plan, you can only contribute $1,600 (20% of $8,000). But with the SIMPLE plan you can contribute an additional $6,400, or $8,000 and zero out your income for federal income taxes. You can also deduct matching contributions. New SIMPLE plans must be opened by October 1 of the current tax year. |
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Lending One
Our vendors
(Call 727 452 - 9648 to add your business)
- Predevelopment
/ Pre Construction
Cay Clubs (Claude Diehl)
- Platinum Vendor
Predevelopment Waterfront Resort Investment Opportunities
Contact Claude Diehl at
ClaudeDiehl@CayClubs.com
or
(239) 229-2061.
www.CayClubs.com
- Real Estate
Education
YourLearningCenter.com
- Standard Vendor
Providing Real Estate Investment Education.
Your Learning Center’s Fast Track Program
"Beyond The Basics" can help you make
Thousands of Dollars, Plus Save you Countless Hours
of Time!
Phone: (973) 761-7448.
info@yourlearningcenter.com
www.yourlearningcenter.com
Mortgage
/ Hard Money
Omni
National Bank - Standard Vendor
The redevelopment loan specialists at Omni National
Bank are your best Rehab resource.
Call Michael Gilkey at
(813) 879-6664 or go to
www.redevelopmentlending.com
Lending One - Standard Vendor
LendingOne is the fastest growing Hard Money Lenders in Florida. Whether you Buy to Sell or Buy to Hold, LendingOne s unique Loan programs will minimize your monthly payments while maximizing your profit potential. www.LendingOne.com
or email: RichardW@LendingOne.com
Please call Richard Welch at:
(813) 645-8076.
SuperMortgage (Bobbie Floerchinger)
- Standard Vendor
Senior Loan Officer Bobbie Floerchinger is investor
educated and works closely with real estate investors
in providing a wide range of loan products. She
works in Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough. Mortgages
for investors and the homes they live in.
Phone: (727) 547-8776
Cell: (727) 235-3181
Fax: (727) 768-0773
bfloerchinger@tampabay.rr.com
Providence
Mortgage Corp. - Standard Vendor
Offers loans for virtually any residential home
buying situation. Whether your looking to purchase
a new home or refinance an existing one, finance
investment property, rehab a house or buy and
flip, we have the loan you are looking for.
Phone: (727) 939-9500
Fax: (727) 939-2300
pmc@providencemortgage.com
http://www.providencemortgage.com
Fort
Brooke - Standard Vendor
100% Investor / Rehab
loans. 3 day closing and 5 minute approval process.
Call Glen Coker at (813) 695-3931
or visit the
web site at:
www.FortBrooke.com
InvestWell - Standard Vendor
InvestWell provides short term, interim financing to professional real estate investors and renovators. These loans can be user for the acquisition, rehabilitation and resale of residental, single family properties.
Go to: www.investwell.com
tel: 214.237.3320
fax: 214.237.3321
email: info@investwell.com
RealEstateInvestorLoan.com - Standard Vendor
Do You Need a Real Estate Investor Mortgage Loan at an affordable price? We have Stated Income, No doc, No Seasoning loans for investors.
Contact Danny Garcia at:
(813) 995-0633 or
Danny@DannyGarcia.com
www.RealEstateInvestorLoan.com
Realtors
/ Real Estate Companies
Beach and Bay Realty -
Standard Vendor
Elaine Farrell is pleased to present an exquisite
collection of fine beach condos from Clearwater
to St. Pete Beach.
Toll Free: (800) 364 - 0442
Telephone: (727) 638 - 1596
Fax: (727) 214-9087
Elaine@FlBeachHome.com
www.flbeachhome.com
Harper
Realty Inc. - Standard Vendor
Janet Montano. Providing real estate services
to investors: either new or experienced. Bank
REO's, fixer uppers and already rehabbed rentals.
Phone: (813)-956-3563 Se Habla Espanol
Shawn M. Yesner P.L. - Standard Vendor
WE ARE INVESTOR FRIENDLY AND VERY CREATIVE
LEGAL SOLUTIONS FOR INVESTORS WHO WANT TO BUY / SELL / RENT or LOAN
Contact Information:
Shawn M. Yesner
(813) 251-2921
shawn@yesnerlaw.com
www.yesnerlaw.com
Title
Companies
ALDAY-DONALSON
TITLE AGENCIES (Barbie Burgess) - Standard Vendor
ALDAY-DONALSON TITLE AGENCIES OF AMERICA, INC.
is a leader in the title insurance market throughout
Central Florida. We are fourteen offices strong
and growing.
Office: (727) 781-8896
Fax: (727) 786-9302
Cell: (727) 403-9260
burgess33779@yahoo.com
UnityOne - Standard Vendor
Joe has been a resident of the West Central Florida for 35 years, and is well recognized for his familiarity and understanding of investment markets in this area. As Owner of Unity One Title & Land which serves the Residential and Commercial title insurance industry, he has displayed a wealth of diverse knowledge in helping investors obtain and exceed there real estate objectives.
Contact Jo McSherry at (813) 282-0016 x301.
On the web at www.UnityOne.com
Marketing
Services and Lead generation
Real Estate Rescue 911 (Dane Marshlack) - Standard Vendor
The #1 – Lead Generation System for Real Estate Investors! Dominate your area with our exclusive lead generation program …All you have to do is answer the phone. Call today …
Serious Real Estate Investors ONLY!1-800-373-1145
Accent@accenthousebuyers.com or
www.realestaterescue911.com
Image Experts
(Ed Warren) - Standard Vendor
Business Cards - Post Cards - Flyers - Brochures
- Signs - Banners - and much much more …
(727)-488-7558
edwarren@earthlink.net
www.ImageExpertsOnline.com
Software / Data Services
Information Resource Service of Florida - Standard Vendor
Has been providing foreclosure information to the Central Florida area since 1991.
Contact: Kraig Braeuning (813) 857-7209
or by email: kpbraeunin@aol.com
TechnoVestor
- Standard Vendor
Technology for real estate investors. Web sites, databases, marketing and many more high tech solutions for serious real estate investors who want to take their business to the next level. Also software for starting and/or managing real estate investment associations. (727) 388-1376. Prospectizer.com the ultimate web site and prospect management system for real estate investors . Make $$$ as a reseller 50%/25% or referrals. Ask how to advertise!
(727) 388-1376
Other Services
Health Insurance of Florida - Standard Vendor
“Preparing for Tomorrow – Today!”
Contact: Vito T. Molfetto
(727)-319-4188,
Web Site: www.healthinsuranceofflorida.net
Email: vito@healthinsuranceofflorida.net
ALL-County Real Estate Inspections, Inc. - Standard Vendor
“Always Affordable, Always Accurate, Always Comprehensive"
Contact Phil Menendez
Phone: (813) 928 - 4346
Fax: (813) 996 - 6278
Web Site: http://www.ACREInspections.com,
Email: allcntyrei@aol.com
Thermogard Plus, Inc. - Standard Vendor
Roof-Guard Product Distributors and Installers
Contact: Michael Pirolo, President
Phone: (727) 458 - 6657
Fax: (727) 787 - 2960
Email: thermogard@hotmail.com
Contact us for:
Elite Vendor and Sponsor-ship Opportunities
Call Ayla Willer at: (727) 452-9648.
Or email her at: AylaW@TBREIA.com
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Tampa Bay REIA’s VENDOR Sign-up Form
Yes! I am interested, to join TBREIA (check one of the following)
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$600,- Annual Vendor-Membership |
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$700,- Annual Vendor-Membership plus one-full page |
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$400,- Full-page Ad in the Tampa Bay REIA newsletter
(Listed price for a Full page & ½ page for current Vendor –Members only) |
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$200,- Half-page Ad in the Tampa Bay REIA newsletter
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Advertise on one of the fasted growing Real Estate Investors site for Penny’s !!!!
Would you like to advertise to a specific Group with a solid readership-base?
Plus Tampa Bay REIA has Website traffic of 580,000!!!!!
Over 700 Members strong and growing!
(Website traffic is not considered and/ or calculated in the above price.
Deadline for all monthly Newsletter submittals are the 15th, of every month.
Please fax your information to Tampa Bay REIA at: (813) 354 - 3552
Questions? Call Ayla Willer at: (727) 452 - 9648
For your convenience, you may also sign up online: www.TBREIA.com,
click on the VENDOR link.
1) Company Name & Web link: ______________________________________________
2) Contact Person _______________________________________________________
Phone #
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E-mail Address
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Payment: (Please circle one) __________Check________________Credit Card ___________
Credit Card # ___________________________ C.C.-Expiration Date ______________
Signature ______________________________________________________________
Or Check # ___________________ Amount to bill total: $
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Prospectizer by Dan Stojadinovic Website training, May 13th,’06, at 9:00 AM
Location: 2704 Via Murano. Clearwater, Florida 33764
This FREE training is sponsored by: Waterfront Resort Realty – Claude Diehl
Take US19 AT BELLEAIR RD -GO EAST TO GATE -- VENIZIA CLUB HOUSE
About Claude Diehl – Waterfront Resort Realty; Real Estate Investor Expert:
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About Claude Diehl – Waterfront Resort Realty; Real Estate Investor Expert:
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Claude Diehl has educated large numbers of people in making PROFITABLE real estate investments. Claude will share with you about how easy and how smart it can be for you to become an investor in Florida Waterfront Resort properties that feature world-class amenities. You will learn about conversions and predevelopment opportunities that could yield you a greater return on your investment than you ever dreamed possible!! Learn about leasebacks, which allows you to use the developers’ money while they are working for you.PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE!! |
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We invite you to register, by email to ClaudeDiehl@cayclubs.com, or by calling (239) 229-2061.
Or email Support@Propectizer.com, Or fax your registration to: (813) 354-3552.
Please give the information requested below when sending email registration, too.
This Seminar will be held in conjunction with the
Prospectizer web site training by Dan Stojadinovic.
1) Name(s)______________________________________
Phone __________________
2) Name(s) ______________________________________ Phone
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Phone #
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Address _______________________________________________________________
E-mail _________________________________________________________________
City _________________________________
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Tampa Bay REIA
Sub-Group Meetings & Hosts – Profiles:
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Mark Wilson is a full time investor and has purchased 20 homes in the last 2 years, specializing in pre-foreclosures, subject to’s and short sales. Mark has served as CFO for a publicly traded REIT, held Series 7, 24, and 27 securities licenses and successfully placed over a dozen Reg D private placement real estate syndications.
Mark has his MBA in finance from the University of California at Berkeley, is an Ohio licensed CPA and attorney and a Florida licensed mortgage broker and real estate broker.
He enjoys helping new investors, partnering with other investors and also buys contracts. He may be reached at (727) 504-9615 or mwilso21@tampabay.rr.com |
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Barbara Grassey is a Real Estate Investor and Author.
She has just published an e-book; Real Estate Bird Dogging For the Beginner. She is also one of the local representatives for pre-paid legal services. You can check out her web site at: SuperChargedRealEstate.com
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Brandon Sub Group
Jim Kirst
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NEW EAST HILLSBOROUGH TBREIA SUBGROUP MEETING will take place at 7:00 PM located in the Piccadilly Cafeteria at 1025 W Brandon Blvd (SR60). This meeting will be a re-occurring weekly meeting every Monday with dinner at 6:30 followed by the meeting at 7:00PM, so set this meeting in your calendar and invite your friends. The meeting is open to the public. No door fee and no membership required. Just bring you deals or your pads and pencils to write done new deals or ask questions. This is a networking meeting.
Jim Kirst
Cell: (813) 363 - 5446
Fax: (813) 657 2454
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Port Richey Sub Group
Markus Esop
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The TBREIA North Bay Area Sub - Group Meeting will be held at the same Sam Seltzer’s every Thursday starting at 7:00 PM.
Please R.S.V.P. as soon as you can so that I can inform Sam Seltzer’s of how many people we will have attending. And feel free to bring a guest. The meeting is open to the public. No need to be a member in order to attend. The meetings goes is to provide networking opportunities to Pasco, Hernando and Citrus county investors. This meeting often has a speaker as part of the meeting (check with Markus for the name of speaker). Please bring your deals, flyers. Also you can promote your business (if it relates to real estate - no need to be a vendor).
Host:
Markus Esop
Interactive Financial
Phone: (813) 637 - 9797 x18
Fax: (813) 386 - 2853 |
Co-Host:
Joe McSherry - Unity One Title & Land
Phone : (813) 282 - 0016 x301
Fax: (813) 282 - 0095
Cell: (813) 966 - 7780 |
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Tampa Bay Sub Group
The TBREIA -Tampa Subgroup meeting is currently being reorganized.
We are seeking your input:
Which day would be most convenient for you to attend our meeting?
What would be a convenient time?
Do you have a Location / Restaurant/ Food in mind?
Email your idea to: Service@TBREIA.com
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Tampa Bay REIA Meetings & Events: |
BOOT CAMP:
May 6th + 7th (Sat. & Sund.) registration starts at 8:30AM both days
Al Aiello / Stephanie Olsen 2-full-days on Aggressive Tax Reduction Strategy Boot Camp.
Location: Trade Wind Beach Resort
5600 Gulf Blvd, St. Pete Beach, FL 33706.
For more information and Boot Camp reservation go to: www.TBREIA.com
May’s Seminar Sponsor:
ShawnYesner@YesnerLaw.com
Thank you Shawn!
Tampa Bay REIA’s meetings:
TBREIA general meeting (monthly) in Clearwater
is being held on the first Thursday of every of every month at:
The American Legion, 1760 Turner St, Clearwater, FL 33756
The meeting starts at 6pm.
TBREIA- Subgroup meeting in Brandon (weekly)
Is being held every Monday in the Piccadilly Cafeteria, 1025 W Brandon Blvd (SR 60),
Brandon, FL 33511
Hosted by Jim Kirst, 813-363-5446, jrkirst@rehabs4you.com
The meeting starts at 7pm. Enjoy a Piccadilly meal prior to the meeting.
TBREIA- Subgroup meeting in Port Richey (weekly)
Is being held every Thursday, at Sam Seltzer’s Steakhouse, 9409 US Hwy 19,
Port Richey, FL 34668
Hosted by Marcus Esop, 813-637-9797 x 18, Co-Host: Joe McSherry
The meeting starts at 7pm. Come early; enjoy a meal prior to the meeting.
TBREIA’s Phone Conference's (Monthly)
Conference call with Sylvester Fordoms at 7pm, every second
Wednesday. You may register online for FREE at www.TBREIA.com
Ask your real estate related questions.
Subgroup Host:
TBREIA is looking for a Subgroup Host in Tampa.
Interested Candidates, please email Ayla Willer at: AylaW@TBREIA.com |
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