Warren Buffet Recommends Real Estate

Money man Warren Buffet says Buy Real Estate Now!! We at Prime Real Estate agree. With our many years of real estate experience and even more in the distressed housing market, there could not be a better time to invest in real estate. As a result, Prime Real Estate has started a Real Estate Investment Club for Atlanta. The next 25 memberships are free, so contact bru@atlprime.com to apply.

All indications are that real estate is the best performing asset you can put you money into today! this is further confirmed by the guru of all financial guru’s Warren Buffet. See more at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58-GHsG_ydw.

When you are ready to start your wealth building our Prime Real Estate Investor’s Club is the perfect tool to get you started. Here you will receive free information and updates on the market and properties that are available to you. You will also get information on:

- Financing & Funding
- The Buying Process
- How to Determine What Properties to Buy
- How to Get Your Properties Repaired and on the Market
- Group together with other club members to buy properties and mitigate risks while maximizing returns
- Insider tricks to negotiating with the banks and the government
- Access to contracts everything you need to get homes under contract
- Understanding Auctions and Learning How to win!
- Accounting and Tax Benefits
- Buying your first home
- and much more…..

Now is your time! Whether you have $100 or $1,000,000 to invest in your future, we have the right tool to get you where you want to go. This is a place where you can get our expertise as well as share in the knowledge of other buyers, investors lenders and others to gain the knowledge and experience you need no matter what phase of the process you are in.

This is the best time ever with interest rates at all time lows, prices at all time lows and opportunities at all time highs. Join the Prime Real Estate Investor’s club to learn more. for application information contact us today!!

bru@atlprime.com
(404) 849-2623
owen@atlprime.com
(404) 626-7503

Our office is located in Ansley Mall in Midtown if you would prefer to stop by or call there:

Prime Real Estate
1544 Piedmont Avenue, NE Suite 314
Atlanta, Ga 30324
(404) 685-3774

Meeting will be held on the third Saturday of each month unless otherwise notified.

The Associated Press

7:31 a.m. Thursday, August 13, 2009

WASHINGTON — The number of U.S. households on the verge of losing their homes rose 7 percent from June to July, as the escalating foreclosure crisis continued to outpace government efforts to limit the damage.

Foreclosure filings were up 32 percent from the same month last year, RealtyTrac Inc. said Thursday. More than 360,000 households, or one in every 355 homes, received a foreclosure-related notice, such as a notice of default or trustee’s sale. That’s the highest monthly level since the foreclosure-listing firm began publishing the data more than four years ago.

Banks repossessed more than 87,000 homes in July, up from about 79,000 homes a month earlier.

Nevada had the nation’s highest foreclosure rate for the 31st-straight month, followed by California, Arizona, Florida and Utah. Rounding out the top 10 were Idaho, Georgia, Illinois, Colorado and Oregon. Among cities, Las Vegas had the highest rate, followed by the California cities of Stockton and Modesto.

While there have been numerous recent signs that the ailing U.S. housing market is finally stabilizing after three years of plunging prices, foreclosures remain a big concern. Foreclosures are typically sold at a deep discount, hurting neighbors’ home values.

The mortgage industry has been slow to adapt to the surge in foreclosures. Many lenders have needed government prodding to get up to speed with the Obama administration’s plan to stem foreclosures.

The Treasury Department said last week that banks have extended only 400,000 offers to 2.7 million eligible borrowers who are more than two months behind on their payments. More than 235,000, or 9 percent, those borrowers have enrolledin three-month trials in which their monthly payments are reduced.

“The volume of loans that are in distress simply overwhelms” those efforts, said Rick Sharga, RealtyTrac’s senior vice president for marketing.

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August 13, 2009 07:31 AM EDT