Outlook & Opportunities: Understanding Volatile Markets - #1722
This seminar will help you understand and put today’s volatile market into perspective. It covers inflation, real estate issues, recession and bear markets. Learn strategies for weathering the uncertain markets.
Nicole Seghetti
Thurs., Sept. 11 (1 session)
6:00-8:00 p.m. $20
Founders Hall, Room 125
Building Your Financial Portfolio on $25 a Month - #7475
Join California authors Bobbie and Eric Christensen for an information-packed seminar that will show you in easy-to-understand language how to find very safe, secure investments that are growing 50% to 100% in value every year, and how to do it all without using a broker. The Christensen’s are not stock brokers or financial managers but are investors just like you who have used this method themselves for over 25 years. In easy to understand language they explain: WHAT your broker will never tell you, HOW to find safe and secure investments with huge annual growth, HOW to invest without using a broker, WHY picking individual stocks is much safer then mutual funds, WHAT the current economy means to your wallet and what you can do about it. "Simply the best investment book yet! . . . Extremely practical.."(On The Money, CNBC financial book review) Optional book available at class for $15.
Bobbie Christensen
Wed., Oct. 8 (1 session)
6:00-9:00 p.m. $39
West Campus, Sierra Hall, Room 206
Living in the Black Transforming Debt into Wealth - #7473
This workshop is designed for people who want to build real wealth and achieve true financial freedom by eliminating debt. You will learn how to pay off all your consumer debts, credit cards, car payments, etc., in one to three years; and pay off your 30-year mortgage in another three to four years! You can do this with your current income and all the money you are wasting on debt can be used to secure your financial independence. No second job; no living like a hermit. Discover a simple linear math, critical path technology to eliminate all your debts and operate 100% on cash. Bring a list of your debts, a calculator and a pencil to class and develop a debt elimination plan to fit your lifestyle. $59 material fee for comprehensive textbook and workbook paid to instructor - please arrive 15 minutes early to purchase materials.
Whit Woodard
Tues., Oct. 14 (1 session)
6:00-9:30 p.m. $45
West Campus, Sierra Hall, Room 222
What is a Reverse Mortgage? - #1743
Carol Williamson, a retired realtor with 23 years experience in real estate and mortgage lending, will provide everything a senior needs to know about the reverse mortgage options that are available to them. The Reverse Mortgage process will be provided to help seniors and their families understand the pros and cons. The Reverse Mortgage is not good for everyone, but for the right homeowners, it may make their future better. $15 material fee paid to instructor for study guide.
Carol Williamson
Sat., Oct. 4 (1 session)
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $25
LLC, 1219 N. Carpenter Road, Room 103
Understanding the Foreclosure Process - #1742
Are you facing foreclosure or afraid you or someone you know may be facing foreclosures in the near future? If so, plan to attend this class. Students will learn the foreclosure process and time line. Learn what options are available to stop or postpone the foreclosure. You will learn about putting together a step by step Loss Mitigation package to show the homeowner how to negotiate with their lender. You have rights, know what they are. This class is taught by Carol Williamson a retired realtor with 23 years experience in real estate and mortgage lending. $10 material fee paid to instructor for study guide.
Carol Williamson
Sat., Sept. 13 (1 session)
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $25
LLC, 1219 N. Carpenter Road, Room 103
Estate Planning - Basics - #8845
Be prepared for the unexpected! This class is designed for people who want to prepare their own estate plan. The class will discuss Wills, Trusts and Conservatorships. Questions will be answered. Bring your note pad.
Bruce Ramsey, Attorney
Sat., Nov. 8 (1 session)
9:30-11:30 a.m. $35
LLC, 1219 N. Carpenter Road, Room 101
Foreclosures: The Good, the Bad and the Fantastic - #7257
This fully packed, half-day seminar can help find distressed properties and show how such properties can be acquired at a substantial discount. Learn different ways to purchase discounted properties, the laws that seriously affect the purchase of foreclosures, and how to evaluate the accompanying risks and rewards. You’ll be shown step-by-step process of looking for high-equity properties by finding the fair market value and uncovering total debt that affects the purchases from the delinquent owner, defaulted owner and the trustee’s sale, or from the REO lender who acquires title after the trustee’s sale. $4 material fee paid to instructor.
Warren Racine
Sat., Oct. 18 (1 session)
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. $49
Founders Hall, Room 180
Make Your Money the Old Fashioned Way: Buy Fixer Uppers - #7261
Many people have discovered that the best way to make real estate a great investment is to buy fixer-upper properties at a discount, make repairs that will increase the property value to that of it’s neighbors, and sell the property for a substantial profit. Others look to fixer-uppers for their next rental or live-in home. In this case, you will learn how to find fixer-uppers, uncover the critical characteristics of a property and location that make a property financially attractive, when it makes sense to become a real estate agent to sell your own property, the most rewarding repairs to make, the importance of staging, and the risks and rewards of making fixer-uppers your full-time business. $4 material fee paid to instructor at class.
Warren Racine
Thurs., Oct. 16 (1 session)
6:30-9:00 p.m. $49
Classroom Annex, Room 103
