Catch the Wholesaling Replay Now!

Last night’s call with Vena Jones-Cox, the Real Estate Goddess, was a huge success! Don’t worry if you weren’t able to be on the live call because we are making the replay available online!

Simply go to http://www.myHouseDeals.com/vena . At this site you’ll be able to download the audio, view the slides to follow along during the call, and access to the link to order her value packed Wholesale product, “Real Estate Goddess Guide to Wholesaling Real Estate”.

On the call Vena discussed:

 – How to find the properties that make the most profitable wholesale deals
 – How to make the right offer—the one that will make you $5,000 or more in cash in less than a month—every time
 – How to put a property “under contract” in a no-risk way that allows you to get out if you can’t sell the deal
 – How to find tons of anxious cash buyers for your deals
 – How to get your cash up front, and never have to buy a property at all
 – What wholesaling is, and how it works step-by-step
 – Why wholesaling is a strategy that EVERY investor at EVERY level of experience must understand in today’s market
 – How to make $10,000 in the next 30 days, even if you have no cash, credit or experience!

Check this out ASAP because after Friday, December 28th the replay will no longer be available.

Until next time, happy (and profitable) investing!

Doug Smith
President
myHouseDeals.com

Posted on Dec 20, 2007

Author: Doug Smith

MyHouseDeals was founded in April of 2005 and has since provided information on thousands of bargain-priced properties with over $7 Billion in equity (and growing!) In addition to property lists, we help investors succeed by providing valuable tools, resources and education. Most of the properties on MyHouseDeals are single-family houses. Many of these properties are wholesale deals, which are for sale by other investors. Others are motivated seller leads, which are for sale by homeowners who are often in a bad situation. These properties are typically discounted by far greater amounts than bank foreclosures.

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