Brightstone asked:


I have an intellectual property that I have been giving a webinar on and would like to reach a large customer base.

The emails I have sent have had a great response but now I am looking at having to buy lists and I don’t want to send emails unsolicited.

I have a website going up this week end http://www.daytrading-system.net …and a seminar in los Angeles the following. My question is how to market this without a lot of money for advertising?

Are there any suggestions for user groups? investment groups? We would like to take this around the country. Do you think we could find hosts in cities to work with us?

Any suggestions would be appreciated. We have only marketed organically and have had 60 attendants in 3 seminars. I would really like to push this up higher. The results for the participants have been quite good. Some participants are making more than their social security checks in an hour in the morning.

thanks for your suggestions.

fred6636 asked:


This for comparison sake of the pros and consof different investments compared to say indexed or fixed annuities.
In the office or in a seminar… and be in compliance with NASD rules-tho they do not regulate ins agents not NASD lisc?
Can you disscuss generalities ie assett allocation and risk without giving specific investment advice on say funds etc? Fees-can you mention ??
Again: compliance for agents with state Ins lic only without NASD lisc…the dos and donts to stay kosher!

Ben Z asked:


I can I start a site with no inventory and just sell products oniine with little or no investment. I went to a seminar for Stores online and I don’t know about them. It sounds like a scam. Anyway I can do this on my own without paying somebody. I need to know where I begain.

batman253 asked:


In your experience, what real estate investment books/seminars/tapess or real estate in general have you found to be extremely helpful.

Kenteman asked:


I graduated from a Top 10 MBA program 16 years ago with a Finance degree. Unfortunately at that time there was no emphasis on finance majors taking the CFA exam. I worked for several years as a financial analyst, consultant and later as an ERP software analyst. Along the way I started an import/export business (doing it full time for past 5 years). I got into investing right after starting my business.

However, the itch to learn more about investment management was always there, but I had too many other things keeping me occupied and busy in life. After attending a seminar, I recently purchased the Stalla materials for the Dec. 2007 exam and have been studying them for the past 3 weeks. I now realize that I would be crazy to take this test in December, as there are a lot of things I have forgotten that I need to review as well as some family commitments that will limit my time for the next 2 months.

Any words of wisdom from people who have sat for the CFA exam?

Thanks

rody o asked:


hi just a question im attending some seminar right now to stop foreclosure i just wanna find out they said you can prolong your stay at your house up to 36 months even investment they call it 911 retention what they going to do is hire a real estate atty and they will negotiate everything i know some people here know what im trying to say just wanna make sure all this seminar are not scam because your going to pay $2200 a month for processing your case then every month once prolong you’ll have to pay the atty $900-$1200 a month pls help

Rainbow asked:


There is a recruitment seminar in my area this Wednesday and I’m thinking of going. Someone told me to be careful because they’ll ask you to sell to you friends and relatives. Has anyone out there gone to one of these seminars? What’s it like? Does anyone work for David Lerner Associates? What’s it like? What do you actually do?

Thanks for all your help!

Curious George asked:


With my intention to make money, I started attending different real estate seminars, seeing properties, deals and so on from January 2007. This had some expense involved such as car mileage and education cost. I also bought my first investment rental property in August 2007. However, most of the expense such as car mileage and education cost were misc expense for real estate business and not directly related to this rental property. My question is how can I show my expenses which are not directly related to this investment rental property but they are misc/general real estate business?

1- Should I show all the miscellaneous/general real estate business expenses against this investment rental property in schedule E?

2- or should I have another column saying “Miscellaneous real estate expense” in schedule E and show miscellaneous expenses there, but this will have zero income as rental income is only from rental property?

3- or is there another way to show misc real estate expense?

tmbradyla asked:


We are hosting a seminar for real estate investments.

Bob w asked:


I have excellent credit but am trying to establish business line of credit to fuel my RE investment business. Attended a brief seminar on the subject last night but not willing to pay $1,000 for the “package” that goes into detail. Can anyone point me to a website where I can learn the step-by-step details of how to develop unsecured lines of credit for my Sub S corporation?