FHA Loan Lithonia GA

Times: 10:00AM - 01:00PM

Address:
686 Joseph E Lowery Blvd SW
Atlanta, GA

Description:
This particular class is being offered with the option of 3 hours CE Credit through the hosting association, the Empire Board of Realtists, Inc. Costs for CE credit are $10 for members and $15 for non-members. If you do not want/need CE credit, you do not have to pay for the credit.This Sales Training is designed to teach agents how to effectively work with PEMCO, Ltd -- the HUD Management Company -- to successfully sell a HUD-owned property in the state of Georgia. In addition to learning general information about HUD, its properties, and the HUD Sales Process

Times: 08:00AM- 03:00PM

Address:
2450 Galleria Pkwy SE
Atlanta, GA

Description:
Nationally-syndicated columnist, bestselling real estate book author and Newstalk 750 WSB radio talk show host Ilyce Glink believes that the economy cannot truly recover until a floor forms under the real estate market. That means the excess numbers of homes for sale will have to be purchased by ready, willing, and able buyers - the sooner the better! But how will this happen? Some of it will occur naturally, as first-time buyers take advantage of the $8,000 tax credit (due to expire November 30, 2009). But with millions of foreclosed properties on the market (and more on the way), there will have to be investors who step up and purchase these properties, and figure out how to make them profitable.In response to the copious numbers of requests we've received, this fall, Think Glink, Inc. will present our next public event: How to Profit from Foreclosures. With millions of foreclosed properties coming onto the market, you've been telling us that you want to know how to profitably buy, rent, and invest in these foreclosures. We plan to provide you not only with the answers to your questions, but a roadmap that will help you become the successful investors you've always wanted to be.At our event, you'll be able to hear from seasoned investors who are making amazing, low-cost investments into properties - and reaping sizeable rewards from the get-go. It sounds like Monopoly, and to a certain extent it is. But knowing where to look for these properties, how much to pay for them, and how to put the pieces of the deal together will determine whether you make money or lose big-time!We want you to be a winner when it comes to real estate investing. So plan to join us this fall, as we introduce you to some phenomenally successful investors who will tell you their stories and share their secrets. We'll also give you the opportunity to interact with top-notch real estate companies that can add substance to your foreclosure-purchase team. It's hard to do it alone - and why should you? The best real estate investors know which real estate agents to trust, which accountants can help them with their numbers, which real estate lawyers can draft up the documents and seal the deal, and which home and property inspectors will give them a bird's eye view at any problems that come down the line.If you are a successful real estate investor, or a real estate company that wishes to discuss sponsorship of the event, please contact Ilyce.And come back often. As we hammer out the details of the event, we'll post them here and at ThinkGlink.com

Times: 07:00PM - 10:00PM

Address:
590 West Peachtree St. NW
Atlanta, GA

Description:
Learn about piratical ways to increase your financial status. How to take the money you make now and become financially free. Found out about other course that can catapult your life, saving you years on advancing to your successful goals.

Times: 10:00AM - 01:00PM

Address:
686 Joseph E Lowery Blvd SW
Atlanta, GA

Description:
This particular class is being offered with the option of 3 hours CE Credit through the hosting association, the Empire Board of Realtists, Inc. Costs for CE credit are $10 for members and $15 for non-members. If you do not want/need CE credit, you do not have to pay for the credit.

Times: 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Address:
400 W. Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA

Description:
Over the past 12-18 months, to stay afloat many employers have resorted to significantly cutting or virtually ceasing all employee development activities; leaving a gaping void in employee engagement, customer satisfaction, and long-term profitability.