Dear Fellow Real Estate Investor,  

Please join us on Tuesday August 5th at 9:00 pm (EST) to learn how investors just like you are buying cash flowing properties in the fastest appreciating market in the country and saving thousands of dollars on their taxes.  The "GO Zone" was implemented by President Bush after Hurricane Katrina devastated Mississippi and Louisiana in 2005.  This IRS statute allows investors to save thousands of dollars on their taxes by simply buying rental properties in certain areas of Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana.  

You may have heard that you have to be a real estate professional to qualify for the GO Zone.  That is not true.  We will tell you how anyone can qualify to receive these tax incentives.

The GO Zone will be explained in further detail this Tuesday night on our free webinar.    

Please Register at:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/580034865
 

This event is being held to help educate those who have either considered getting started in real estate or are expanding their portfolio. We will show you how and why now is a great time to act.  Forbes says that the Biloxi area is the "most remarkable real estate opportunity since the Depression."  That is a pretty bold statement.  We will show you why they are saying that. This webinar will show you how to buy cash flowing properties in an area that is still appreciating, while potentially saving thousands of dollars on your taxes at the end of the year.  Everyone is welcome including realtors.  

Please Register at:   https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/580034865

This is one of many GO Zone Webinars that we will have in the next few weeks.  If this project doesn't make sense to you then tune in for one of our future Webinars.  We will also be featuring non GO Zone projects that are located throughout the Southeastern US.

Israel Emory

Israel Emory

www.moneytrein.com 

Cash Flow Duplexes in Lehigh Acres and Cape Coral, FL!

I don't know if you are aware of it, but you can buy duplexes, some of which are brand new, for under $100,000.  These duplexes are located less than 10 minutes from shopping, entertainment, and an international airport, and less than 30 minutes from the beach.  The market has adjusted substantially.  Most of these duplexes sold for more than $250,000 as recently as 2006. Some even sold for over $300,000 when the market was at its peak.  Regardlesss of the state of the market, these will always be income producing properties if they are rented out.  Replacement cost on these duplexes is over $200,000.

 These duplexes will rent out from $700-$900 per side. Most duplexes are 2 bedrooms + den, or 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths.  They average 1100 square feet of living area per side.  You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that these will cash flow.  We have several models and locations to choose from.

Most investors are starting to find out about the "GO Zone" and the tax incentives that it brings.  Sure the Biloxi market is projected to be the 2nd highest appreciating city in the US in 2008.  Sure the tax savings can be thousands of dollars for investors who build rental properties.  But in my opinion, the satisfaction of rebuilding a "home" not a house for a gulf coast resident is the real reason to invest in the area.  The monetary value that comes with it is just the cherry on top. 

In today's Sun Herald in Biloxi, Anita Lee wrote an article regarding the emptying of FEMA trailers in the next few months.  The tragedy is that most of the people moving out of the FEMA trailers have nowhere to live.  Affordable housing is nearly non existent in the gulf coast.  The federal government, and more importantly the locals, are begging investors to come in and build affordable housing.  The great people of Mississippi don't want to leave the area that they grew up in.  The problem is they may have to if affordable housing isn't built quick enough. Here are some excerpts from her article:

The number of FEMA trailers on the Coast had dropped to 3,690 by June 27, the governor's office announced Tuesday. That's a decrease of almost 60 percent since January, when there were 9,137 trailers.

The breakdown on remaining trailers: 1,943 in Harrison County, 889 in Hancock County and 858 in Jackson County.

"Our housing efforts are now moving from direct assistance with cash or a pre-constructed cottage to more complex and ambitious plans to construct literally tens of thousands of affordable rental homes," Barbour said. "This is going to be a complex and challenging effort, but it is part of the largest housing assistance effort ever undertaken by a single state, and it will leave the Gulf Coast with well more affordable housing stock than existed before Katrina."

I have teamed up with a few developers who are building affordable housing in the gulf coast area.  Mississippi needs your help.  Not only will you be investing in the second fastest appreciating market in the country, and be saving thousands on your tax bill, but you will be rebuilding a "home" for a Mississippi resident.

Please visit my website for more information: http://www.themoneytrein.com

Israel Emory

themoneytrein.com

israelemory@gmail.com