BAWB February 18th, 2010 Meeting
A TWO (2) PART MEETING YOU MUST NOT MISS! 
PART # 1 - Author & CalWatchdog's Editor in Chief; Steven GreenhutAuthor of the Book:“Plunder! How Public Employee Unions are Raiding Treasuries, Controlling Our Lives and Bankrupting the Nation.”His Op-Ed article for the Wall Street Journal; "Plundering California" is a must read. Here is the link:http://liberty.pacificresearch.org/press/plundering-california
- The 2010 California Budget shortfall is projected to be $20B or more!
- This Shortfall is larger than the entire state budgets of all but a handful of other States
- The California Legislature continues to use budget gimmicks, including unrealistic assumptions of new revenue and accounting tricks employed to effectively borrow from future year.
- California as a state enacted the largest tax increase ever imposed by any statehouse in the history of America. The results were predictable: Like the tax increase of 1991, California plunged deeper into recession and produced less revenue.
- The inability of politicians to restrain their spending of taxpayer dollars is the direct result of the forceful application of political power. And, in California, there are no greater political influences than the public employee unions.
To make a difference, lovers of liberty ought not only to buy Steven Greenhut’s book, but buy several copies to distribute to friends and family.
To win the battle, we have to educate voters and Plunder! will not only educate, it will enrage. And in this case, a little rage is a good thing.Don't miss this opportunity to listen to Steven Greenhut LIVE! - books will be available for purchase and autograph.
About Steven Greenhut:
Steven Greenhut is director of PRI's Journalism Center, which will be launched in January 2010 to provide in-depth news coverage of California government, with a focus on uncovering waste, fraud and misuse of taxpayer dollars.
Previously, Greenhut was deputy editor and columnist for The Orange County Register in Santa Ana, Calif. He joined the Register's editorial page staff in 1998, after serving as editorial page editor of The Lima News, a daily newspaper in northwest Ohio. Both newspapers are owned by Irvine-based Freedom Communications. He is author of the 2004 book, “Abuse of Power: How the Government Misuses Eminent Domain." His columns have been published in newspapers across the country including the Wall Street Journal.
In 2005, Greenhut won the Institute for Justice’s Thomas Paine Award for his writing promoting freedom. He is a senior fellow at the Goldwater Institute in Phoenix. His new book on public employee unions will be out in November. It is titled, "Plunder: How Public Employee Unions are Raiding Treasuries, Controlling our Lives and Bankrupting the Nation." He graduated from George Washington University, is married and has three daughters.
PART # 2 - Author, Investor, Exchangor, Educator; Jack Shea
Co-Authored the Book;
Land Trust's For Privacy & Profit
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About Jack Shea:
Jack Shea was raised in Chicago and attended the University of Illinois where he received a BS degree in Engineering with a minor in business. He spent seven years as an Air Force pilot flying four-engine transports. He was an aircraft commander and flight examiner, and lived in France and Japan. He spent over ten years in the aviation and technology industry serving as head of marketing, and as an officer for several New York Stock Exchange corporations.
Jack moved to Florida in 1978, and began investing in real estate. He is a licensed Realtor and Mortgage Broker. He has done syndications and mobile home development. He also has bought and sold mortgages and notes on personal property. He has concentrated on buying and selling options on real estate, and has been and continues to be an active investor in single-family houses and mobile homes. Jack operates a 1031 exchange facilitator business with his wife, Merle, and his son Daniel as well as conducts classes and briefings on the details of tax-free sales and purchases. He has taught in the MBA program for FIT and to numerous investors around the country on the benefits of using lease-purchase contracts, discounted note investments, and using Land Trusts.
A few of the uses and benefits of land trusts:
• Avoid Deficiency Judgments
• Protect from Foreclosure Judgments
• Use a Trust Director
• Limit Liability
• Avoid Probate
• Keep Your Ownership Private
• Buy Foreclosures
• Avoid Gift Taxes
• Keep Tax Assessments Low
• Avoid Brokerage Laws
• Safer Lease-Options
• Get Around “Due On Sale"? Clause
• Use Land Trusts for “Simple"? Partnerships
• A First Line of Defense for Asset Protection
• Use a Land Trust to Return a House to a Lende
Upcoming Workshop
Saturday Feb. 20th 2010:
LAND TRUST’s FOR PRIVACY & PROFIT
A Practical understanding and myriad number of ways you can use the Land Trust including the specific nuts & bolts of how to safely acquire properties “subject to” existing financing using the Land Trust.
Jack Shea & Michael Morrongiello will be conducting a FULL DAY Workshop on Sat. 2-20-2010 at the South San Francisco Airport Conference Center you don't want to miss.
For more information about the workshop, a workshop brochure, and / or to register CLICK HERE
All meetings in 2010 will be held on the THIRD THURSDAY of the month.
Our General Monthly Meeting, featuring top-notch national and local entrepreneurs and educators, is held the THIRD THURSDAY of each month at 7:30pm.
Location
Our Roundtable Discussion is hosted monthly by a featured monitor and begins at 7:00pm, prior to the General Monthly Meeting.
At 7:30pm, the Property Pitch Session begins. Whether you're an agent, investor, or property seller, this session provides an opportunity to present your property and listings to a demographically perfect audience.
Guest speakers discuss topics to assist investors in acquiring Real Estate often with little or no money down. Future meeting topics include:
- Getting started
- Finding money
- Qualifying buyers
- Buying & Selling in strong & weak markets
- Buying and Selling "paper"
- Asset Protection
- Saving Taxes
- Creative Financing
- Hassle-free Landlording
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- Rehabbing & Fixers
- Creating Income
- Wholesaling vs. Retailing Property
- 1031 Tax Deferred Property Exchanges
- Working with brokers
- Lease/Options
- Foreclosures
- Asset & Wealth Accumulation
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