My new program, “The TurnKey Investor’s Deadly Sins of Real Estate Investing��? has gone to Manufacturing!  The audio master and artwork was completed yesterday and it is now being produced.

Due to the winter holiday delays, it looks like the final product will be released in late January.  When released, you will be able to find it at TurnKeyInvesting.com, AscendBeyond.com, and Amazon.com.

My new program, “The TurnKey Investor’s Property Management & Landlording Success Secrets” has gone to Manufacturing!  The audio master and artwork was completed a few days ago and it is now being produced.

Due to the winter holiday delays, it looks like the final product will be released in late January.  When released, you will be able to find it at TurnKeyInvesting.com, AscendBeyond.com, and Amazon.com.

As is the case during the Christmas Season, I feel obligated to offer some kind of “buyers special” to customers just like most retailers.  As a publisher, we do some retail sales in addition to working with resellers such as Amazon.

Because The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Crash Course (3-Audio CD Set) was just released and the fact that there is a large base of existing TurnKey Investor customers, I decided to make it easy for everyone to get their own copy.

The sales price of The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Crash Course (3-Audio CD Set) is being slashed 40% off the cover price of $99.00 USA to the cut-rate price of $59.00 USA! 

For a limited time during this Holiday Season, anyone can buy The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Crash Course (3-Audio CD Set) for $59.00!  You cannot get the quality of this information at $99.00 anywhere.  At $59.00, it is a steal!

The prices will go up after the New Year in 2007.  Anyone who has been following our past pricing knows that once I make such an aggressive offer available, it is never offered again once it is over.

If you get this Audio Program, I strongly recommend getting The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Handbook to accompany this program.  It is the Manual which accompanies the Audio Program.

 Take advantage of this great deal during the 2006 Christmas Season.

In an effort to provide additional value to my loyal customer base during this Holiday Season, I am announcing the release of the TurnKey Investor Bundled Sets.  These are special value packages of related TurnKey Investor titles for customers who want to make a deeper investment into their real estate investing education.

What inspired this idea was that I noticed more customers buying more than one product; often from a subset of related topics such as lease-options or “subject to” mortgages.

I am making it easier for our committed customers to order more by providing additional discounts.  This is currently a limited-time offer.  However, if it is successful, I may allow the discounts go indefinitely for these Investor Bundles.

Four TurnKey Investor Bundled Sets have been released.  (They are subject to cancellation at anytime.)

• The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Investor Set
• The TurnKey Investor’s Lease-Options Investor Set
• The TurnKey Investor’s Lease-Options Investor MegaSet
• The TurnKey Investor’s Mobile Home Investor Set (by Jerry Hoganson)

The photos for the Investor Bundled Sets are shown below.

The TurnKey Investor’s “Subject To” Mortgage Investor Set

The TurnKey Investor’s Lease-Options Investor Set

The TurnKey Investor’s Lease-Options Investor MegaSet

The TurnKey Investor’s Mobile Home Investor Set (by Jerry Hoganson)

The brand-new operating system, Windows Vista, by Microsoft has been released to bulk business customers.  ON January 30, 2007, the rest of us regular consumers will be able to buy and install it.

I have to admit, I love new toys.  In this case, new software.  I know the naysayers will say it isn’t that significant and functionally, it won’t be much better.  But that has been said since the days of Windows 95.  Frankly, I am tired of the same rhetoric.  It almost inevitably turns out that people are compelled to upgrade if for no other reason old computers have to be put out of their misery and new computers are brought in which have the new operating system.

The software industry often writes new software to accomodate and take advantage of the features of any new operating system.  So unless someone is planning to never upgrade their applications ever again, you are “forced” to upgrade.

There are those who are always cynical and basically have to be brought kicking and screaming.  My thinking is, I understand the hassle of having to upgrade.  However, if something is somewhat “inevitable”, why not just learn to embrace it?

Many people have a love/hate relationship with Windows.  That includes me.  It is aggravating when software and hardware don’t always cooperate.  In fact, that is the largest arguing point for Macintosh computers.  I have nothing against Macs.  Beautiful computers, beautiful operating system.  But, only 5% of the computers run it.  Guess where most the software industry is going to spend their resources and development on?  Windows, of course.  Guess what computers most businesses will be using?  Windows.

In any case, I am not trying to provoke an argument.  However, I am ready to embrace Windows Vista when it comes out.  By the time, the cynics embrace it kicking and screaming how it is so unnecessary to upgrade, others who upgraded will be quite comfortable, become experts, and have moved on to other things.