Get All The Money You Need To Fund Your Deals By Kathy Kennebrook

by Kathy

Proven Strategies- Where To Get The Money You Need To Fund Your Deals and Your Business In This Economy

Do you suffer from these symptoms of credit crunch?

1.Its harder for your buyers to get a mortgage loan
2.Your private money lenders have lost money and are scared to loan you
3.Banks and hard money lenders are asking for a huge down payment which is hard for you to come up with
4.Your cash flow is tight because you do not have enough working capital to support your business while you wait for your real estate deal to come through
5.The bank cut back on your credit lines, or worse, your credit score is not high enough to get you more credit

If you’ve answered yes to 3 of the 5 questions, chances are you are suffering from the credit crunch and you don’t need to. You are not alone!

Look, its not your fault if you are in this situation, this economy is a deliberate, carefully-calculated time bomb. There is a secret formula guarded by the elite few that can get all the money they need, on command, in any economy.

And we will reveal it because we are sick and tired of the entrepreneurs having to be kept in the dark:

•Avoid the embarrassment of begging friends, family, or private lenders for money
•No more humiliation of getting rejected by people who won’t loan you money
•How to get big fat credit lines that don’t report to your personal credit bureaus
•A financial safety net that never fails you – better than “cash” because money in the bank can actually lose value in a falling economy and hurt you
•How to get credit with no personal guarantees or personal liability
•Top 3 mistakes most entrepreneurs make when trying to get credit
•How you can get up to $150,000 or more easier than you think

Tune into for our one time only 57 minute Tele-seminar on Tuesday February 16, 2010 at:

6 PM Pacific
7PM Mountain
8 PM Central
9:00 pm Eastern

to learn all the secrets you need to get the money !

For this special call I have I have invited a good friend and successful Real Estate Investor and Wall Street “insider” that you will be excited to hear from. We have shared the stage as speakers since 2003. A former Wall Street insider, he bought his first home in 1996 for only $100 down, and has made millions since.

He understands the daily money challenges you face – In fact he suffered cash-flow shortages and a medical emergency that ruined his credit and nearly bankrupted him.

Then he discovered an elite system to get all the money he and his clients need to get all the money their businesses need to weather this economic storm.

I have personally used this technique and very easily acquired new credit lines for two of my businesses!! You can’t afford to miss this call!

Simply call us at 941-792-5390 to reserve a spot on this amazing call! Or e-mail me at kpaddler@att.net to hold your place. Space is limited so reserve your spot now!

Make sure you put this date on your calendar and dial in a little early since we only have a limited number of lines.

Your economic survival and prosperity depends on this call.

Tele-Seminar Tonight-Sell Your Houses Fast In Any Market

by Kathy

Join us tonight for an amazing tele-seminar with my good friend and fellow investor and National Speaker Dr. Stefan Kasian. He will show you some unique techniques to get your houses sold quickly no matter what your current market is doing. The call is at 9:00pm Eastern Time, 8:00pm Central Time, Wednesday February 3. Call in number is 212-990-8000 and the pin number for the call is 7995#. You don’t want to miss this life changing call so join us a couple of minutes early. See You There.

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Money Saving Tips For Tough Economic Times- Part 4

by Kathy Kennebrook

21. Look Higher or Lower For The Best Deals- Manufacturers pay grocery stores to have their items stocked at eye level, so literally look higher or lower for the best prices and the best deals.

22. Buy Cheaper Cuts of Meat and Learn To Tenderize- If you learn how to tenderize meats, you can buy cheaper cuts of meat and have wonderful, tasty meals. Also if you are using stew beef and cooking all day in a crock pot, you can use a cheaper cut of meat and still have a wonderful result. Often stores will have cheaper cuts of meat on sale with great deals. For example, just last week I purchased sirloin steaks at buy one get two free. So for $16.00 dollars I ended up with six meals for two of us, making each meal only $1.34 per person for an 8 ounce steak. We simply marinate the steaks or use meat tenderizer and refrigerate them overnight before putting them on the grill and they are tender and delicious. A good friend of mine takes two steaks and puts them in the crock pot with a little milk and a can of cream of mushroom soup and cooks them that way. So if you are a little creative in the way you cook you can have premium steaks for a very low price.

23. Cut Back On Meat Consumption- This is actually good for you. One or two nights a week make a salad or pasta for dinner. This will save money by eating for less and eating healthy.

24. When Making Soups and Chili Make A Double Batch- When preparing soups and chili make a double batch and freeze half or eat the second meal later in the same week. When you freeze meals make sure you date them and use them within three months. This is a great way to save money and time and create a good meal for another day.

25. Figure Out What You Currently Spend on Groceries- Figure out how much you spend weekly or monthly on groceries and then figure out how much you save after implementing money saving strategies. Take the difference and stick it in a savings account either weekly or monthly. I have saved about $15.00 per week on my grocery cost for two people.

Tune in next week for more money saving tips. In the meantime check out Kathy Kennebrook’s website at www.marketingmagiclady.com for all the real estate investing tools you need and even more money saving tips and recipes. While you are there be sure and sign up for Kathy Kennebrook’s FREE monthly newsletter and receive 149.00 in additional real estate investing tools absolutely free!

Money Saving Tips For Tough Economic Times- Part 3

by Kathy Kennebrook

14. Coupons- Watch for coupons and cut coupons out of ads, the newspaper and magazines for the items you use on a regular basis. There are also excellent coupon websites such as www.coupons.com. You can also check store ads online as well. Do not cut coupons for items you don’t normally use unless you are swapping coupons with friends or family members. Swapping coupons with family and friends is also a great way to save money. Coupons can make an item virtually free if you use them. For example, say a grocery store has a sale on an item that is normally $3.99 and they put it on sale for 2/3.99. You can buy just one of the item for 1.99. Then if you have a 1.00 off coupon the item then becomes ninety nine cents. This is a huge savings.

15. Don’t Waste Leftovers- Re-heat leftovers for a lunch at work or use leftovers as an ingredient in another dish.

16. Use What You Have on Hand- You can substitute ingredients in many recipes or you can create entire meals just from what you have in your pantry.

17. Take The Amount Of Cash You Need To Shop- If you look at your grocery list you will have a good idea of how much money you need to buy what you need. Do not take extra cash and do not put groceries on a credit card. This will stop you from overspending at the grocery store.

18. Free Samples- Many manufacturers offer free samples in order to get you to try their product. They may offer it on websites or as a coupon for a free item. This is a great way to save money. I have gotten coupons for free food items, hair products and laundry soaps.

19. Shop Early and Eat Before You Shop- If you shop earlier in the day a store is more likely to have the item you are looking for in stock, plus the stores are less crowded. Make sure you eat before you shop, the less hungry you are, the more likely you are not to buy something that is not on your list.

20. Beware of Smells Of Cooking and Bakery- Bakery and cooking smells in the grocery store tempt you to buy things that are not on your list. If you are not hungry these smells will not be as tempting.

Tune in next week for more money saving tips. In the meantime check out Kathy Kennebrook’s website at www.marketingmagiclady.com for all the real estate investing tools you need and even more money saving tips and recipes. While you are there be sure and sign up for Kathy Kennebrook’s FREE monthly newsletter and receive 149.00 in additional real estate investing tools absolutely free!

More Money Saving Tips For Tough Economic Times- Part 2

by Kathy Kennebrook

8. Buying in Bulk at Shopping Clubs- Buying clubs like Cosco or Sams Club are great places to buy items you use in bulk like cleaning products, laundry soap, health and beauty supplies, paper goods, cereals, spices, juice and cheese.

9. Do Not Buy Non Grocery Items At The Grocery Store- The prices on these items tend to be quite a bit higher at the grocery store. Batteries, cleaning supplies, laundry soap, charcoal, lighter Fluid, automotive supplies and health and beauty items would be good examples of items I would not buy at the grocery store.

10. Bring a Small Calculator- Sometimes you need to check prices on bulk pricing versus smaller packaging. It amazes that sometimes the smaller package is actually the better deal. Using a calculator will also help you to keep track of how much you are spending.

11. Check The Actual Size of Containers- This was brought to my attention recently. In order to actually charge more for an item, some manufacturers are getting the same price for an item but putting less in the container. So you might have two containers of ketchup for example that are different brands but look the same in size. When you check the ounces you will see that one container has 16 ounces and the other has 14 ounces. The way they do this is to make an indentation in the bottom of the container.

12. Buy Store Brands When Feasible- Some items you buy can simply be cheaper by buying the store brand and doesn’t affect quality. Prime examples would be sugar, flour, salt, milk, cooking soups, and tomato sauce.

I also found out that major manufacturer’s package for stores under store brands so even though the item is a store brand it’s identical to the brand name. Once example of this is cream cheese, the easiest way to check this is by checking the ingredient listing on the brand name item and the store brand of the same item. Sometimes you will see that the ingredients are identical and in the same order.

13. Check Dollar Stores and Thrift Bakeries For Grocery Items and Breads-

This one floored me. I found that I can buy major brand in date bread at the dollar store instead of paying over $2.00 per loaf at the grocery store. Thrift bakeries are also a good place to buy breads and snacks at reduced prices. The Dollar stores also carry canned goods, grocery items and health and beauty items at much reduced prices along with things like birthday cards. One point I need to make here…not all dollar stores are dollar stores. For example at Dollar Tree everything is a dollar. At other dollar stores this is not the case.

Tune in next week for more money saving tips. In the meantime check out Kathy Kennebrook’s website at www.marketingmagiclady.com for all the real estate investing tools you need and even more money saving tips and recipes. While you are there be sure and sign up for Kathy Kennebrook’s FREE monthly newsletter and receive 149.00 in additional real estate investing tools absolutely free!