Lease Agreements

As a responsible landlord, of course you want to know you have a secure lease agreement in place for your American rental property.

Lease agreements will  work for houses to rent, apartments to rent and rooms to rent. (Click here for immediate access)

Compliant Lease Agreement Forms

Here, you can get immediate access to compliant, easy to use, Lease agreements for any state in America.  These forms can be instantly downloaded and printed. (Click here for immediate access )

Protect your business

Protect yourself and your business by using legally binding lease contracts for all your rental properties. (Click here for immediate access)

Sub Lease protection for Tenants / Renters

If you are a tenant / renter and you want to sublease all, or part of the property you are renting, look no further for a properly drafted, legally binding sublease agreement. (Click here for immediate access)

Commercial Lease Agreements

If you area landlord with Commercial Real Estate and you want to rent it out,  make sure you have a Commercial Lease Agreement in place that protects you from unscrupulous tenants. (Click here for immediate access)

Eviction should be done Legally

If you have to evict a tenant, make sure you use a proper Eviction Notice, requesting the tenant vacates the property, delivering control of the property back to you, and explaining the reason for eviction in plain English as there has been a breach of the Lease Agreement.

This type of properly worded Eviction Notice is available if you click here.

You will have advertised your rental property, and you will be starting to take enquiries for it.

How do you screen those enquiries and sort out the wheat from the chaff?

(1)  Always put the Family First!

I always put great store in existing tenants referring a family member to us for an empty property, or a mother or father referring their son or daughter for an empty property.

It would be good to only have these kinds of tenant, however, there are many times when you have an empty property and you want it filled ASAP.

(2)  Shut up and Listen!

Firstly listen to them on the phone, and listen to background noises. If there is a lot of noise in the background it means they are not thinking about trying to create a good first impression and this sets a wee alarm bell ringing.

(3)  Gut Instinct and First Impressions

When you meet your potential new tenant their appearance and clothing and mannerisms can tell you so much and help you decide if you want them as a tenant.

Punctuality is also another factor to lodge into your overall mental impression of the tenant along with other areas already mentioned.

What you have to realise is the fact that a lot of your decisions to take a person on as a tenant come from first impressions and your gut feeling.

These two factors are very important to take into consideration when assessing a potential tenant.

(4)  Previous Landlords and Previous Addresses

Previous landlords are important, although you have to decide if what they are saying to you is truthful or just a plain convenience story to help out their friend who happens to be the applicant for the tenancy!

If their previous address is not too far away, you could pop by and just get a feel for the condition of the property.

(5)  Use the Credit Check for more than just a Credit Check!

A credit check is always, always a good idea.  They are not too expensive to carry out and you should insist on payment upfront for the reference fee,

This type of check should include a name check, an address check and an employment check.

On payment of the reference fee, you can tell them that the property in question will be “on hold” until the tenant credit / reference check results come back to you.

Payment of the reference fee shows commitment on behalf of the tenant and confidence in their ability to be able to produce a clean set of results for the credit / reference check.

(6) Is their car a Rust Bucket or a Showroom Model?

If possible try and see the type of car they have arrived in, and make a mental note as to the condition of the car.

(7)  Thinking time to change your mind

If potential tenants view a property and immediately say they want to rent it, it is never a bad thing to give them at least 24 hours to think it over.  It is amazing how often a “Yes I want it” can so quickly turn to “I’ve changed my mind”.

(8)  Is the Rent Affordable?

If the potential tenant is working they will be in a good position to pay the rent required.

If the tenant is not working, and in receipt of benefit payments of some kind, you have to make sure that these payments will come to you, and that they will be enough.

Should the benefit payments not be enough to cover the entire rental payment, ask them how they plan on making up the shortfall each month?

Vague answers mean they don’t know, or they haven’t thought about!

(9)  The Deposit

This is an important part of deciding if the tenant is suitable or not.

If the deposit is readily available, the potential tenant scores a maximum 10 / 10! This is a good indication that the tenant will be acceptable.

Having the deposit, gives you, the landlord many reasons to feel comfortable.

If the deposit is not available, and the tenant asks to pay it up over a number of weeks or months, will leave you in a vulnerable position.

What happens if the property is damaged and there is no deposit and the tenant absconds?   …   Who pays for the damage?

If you need the property rented and you only have this type of applicant, make sure you have at least one and possibly two, guarantors in place.

(10)  The Role of Guarantors

Guarantors can be former employers or family.  They will be responsible for the non payment of the rent.

This helps to keep the tenant from being late with their rental payments and having the embarrassment of knowing that we will contact the guarantors who will then contact them, and tell the tenant to pay up!

Brieff summary

Having gone through the above list and obtained the information mentioned, you have the ammunition to help you come to an important decision, which is backed up by a variety of “cross checks”.

You will not always be right with your choice, but you will certainly have every reason to believe that you are right!

Over the course of the years that you own and rent out your rental property, you will undoubtedly be faced with wear and tear of the property.

If your sole aim from the property is to achieve the maximum rental income for the least expense, the chances are that you will ignore basic maintenance tasks and wait for major problems to occur before having to pay out cash for repair work to be carried out.

The above type of approach is okay, but it certainly stores up a lot of problems which can combine and have detrimental knock-on effects further down the line in the guise of not the best tenants,  plus, unnecessary tax payments to the IRS!

Let me explain

The property fabric has a value which is your “Equity“ when you come to sell.

In order to enhance the equity in the property you want to have the lowest possible mortgage loan (or even better no loan!) against the property.

That is quite obvious; however, the value of the property can be greatly influenced by the condition of the property.

A well maintained property will command a better value than a poorly maintained property.

A well maintained property will attract tenants who are more than likely going to help you look after the property and as a consequence reduce your overall expenses in keeping the property in good condition.

Before you start to worry about the cost of repairs to keep the property in a good condition you can take heart from the fact that you will be eligible for tax relief on the costs incurred in keeping your property in good condition.

Tenant-Paid Expenses

If your tenant pays for an expense on your behalf, this is considered income… for example; he pays for an emergency repair to the washing machine.

• Make a claim

Now, you can claim the repair bill for the washing machine as a rental expense.

Services from the Tenant

If agreeable, you may agree to forgo rent from the tenant in lieu of his time to,  for example, paint and / or paper the rental property.

Let’s say the rent was $650 a month, and you agreed to waive this rent for 1 month as his costs for carrying out the work.

• Make a claim

You have to include this $650 as income,  even although you did not physically receive the money, however,  like all good stories there is a happy ending here!…  because you can deduct the$ 650 as a legitimate expense!

Improvements are not always the best treatment!

Be aware of how the IRS view repairs to a rental property as opposed to Improvements / Renovations.

What is considered a repair?

Repairs include

• Painting,
• Fixing a broken toilet
• Replacing a faulty light switch
• Depreciation
• Insurance
• Taxes
• Lawn care
• Tax return preparation fee
• Losses from causalities (hurricane, earthquake, flood, etc.) or thefts

Repair and taxes

A repair keeps your rental property in good condition and is a deductible expense in the year that you pay for it.

What is considered an Improvement Renovation?

Improvements can include a new roof, patio or garage.

Improvements / Renovations and taxes

Improvements add value to your property and are not deductible when you pay for them. .. read that again … Improvements add value to your property and are not deductible when you pay for them!

The cost of recovering the improvement / renovation costs have to be depreciated over the lifespan of the property.

Do not Repair .. do not pass go .. do not collect $ 200.00!

If you leave repairs undone, and the problem starts to become worse and worse, you may find that the repair suddenly is classed as an Improvement or Renovation by the IRS

As stated earlier, Improvements are not deductible when they are paid for … you have to depreciate the cost of improvements over the property’s lifetime.

Recap on Repairs vs Improvements / Renovations

So, with Repairs you get immediate tax relief if claimed for in time…. This can make your IRS bill so much better to read!

Whereas your Improvements / Renovations don’t qualify for immediate tax relief and your IRS bill will look worse!

The IRS does give you a certain degree of flexibility with regard to the items you can class as either repairs or improvements.

Whatever you are claiming for, you have to be able substantiate your claim by producing receipts.

It is also important to remember that money spent on Improvements / Renovations could be set against your taxable liability when you come to sell the property.

Keep good records and always keep receipts.

There are other areas to consider with regard to taxes, and these include

• Security deposits
• Mortgage expenses
• Travel expenses
• If you own a rental condominium or cooperative, each has some special rules.
• Are you a passive real estate investor?
• Are you a real estate professional?

Do your calculations and consult with a qualified tax adviser to make sure you are doing the right thing and paying the least taxes!

Become involved from any computer in the world!

A massive attraction with this system is that you could be in China,  Russia,  America,  in fact,  if you have access to a computer from anywhere in the world,  you would be able to “tap into “ this lucrative market and make Tax Free profits !

The author managed to build a rental portfolio worth over £ 1 million in only 8 months!

All the properties were in his name, and he achieved this without having to access his own savings for deposit purposes.

Now, he is in receipt of regular monthly rental cheques plus he is able to benefit 100% from any increase in property value of his rental portfolio!

The great thing about this concept is the fact that you don’t have to be a seasoned real estate rental entrepreneur!

You don’t have to have years of experience, as this rental property method has turned people like  entrepreneurs, students, home-makers, grandmas, 9 to 5′ers, ex-supermarket employees, as well as top-flight executives.. all into wealthy property owners!

You don’t need any working capital.

If you can read and speak English, punch numbers into a computer and dial digits on a phone… you can pull profit from the UK property market.

Apparently many people are crying out to off load their properties at reduced prices, just to release capital held within the value of the property!

In fact, it has been known for payments of several thousands of pounds to occur… just for signing legal documents that move the ownership of real estate into your name.

And what’s more, you can extract this cash legally and tax-free… every time you do a simple signing!

60 days to turn a profit!

And what if the author of this book was to say that he guaranteed to help find your first property in less than 60 days flat… starting today, with no money down… and he promised to help get your first deal, free of charge… before you spend a penny?

This is no joke, or theoretical gimmick. In fact, the author has done it himself – many times over.

Secret information for Free!

Give this book the chance to make you privy to a secret for free.

This secret has catapulted the author into wealthy property ownership in only a few short months!

If you are someone new to real estate investing with a goal of being able to build a rental portfolio that will produce a rising rental income….. then this is definitely for you!

Property values increase over time.. it’s a fact!

Firstly, it is interesting and important to understand that real estate in the shape of flats and houses has doubled in value every 7 years.  That is a fact.

So, you gain 14% in value every year!  That certainly knocks bank interest rates at 2% or 3 % per year into a cocked hat!

You might have taken out a loan to finance your purchase, but you will still own the property after 7 years, and therefore you will also be the beneficiary of the increase in value.

Not that long ago,  when the real estate market was booming, banks were falling over themselves to lend up to 90% of the value of your home in the form of a mortgage!

You would have put down a deposit on the property, and hopefully got a tenant lined up from the moment you owned the property.

The above scenario would have meant that if you had done your sums correctly, your tenant would have paid sufficient rent each month to cover the mortgage

Times have changed!

Today’s economy has forced a huge change… but one that provides a huge opportunity for the smart investment (we’ll come to that in a moment)

In today’s turbulent property market… where houses can lose 10% of their value almost overnight due to scaremongering in the city, we find that many banks are struggling to stay afloat. .. no-one’s lending 90%. Why would they? That 90% they gave you could be worth MORE than the property in a few months time. There’s too little security for the banks to want to lend.

Current mortgage offers

Now, you’ll be lucky to find yourself with a 70% mortgage offer. That means you cough-up 30% of the property’s value on day one. Let’s see what that looks like…

The average home in the UK now costs £159,000 ( Nationwide source 09/08/2009 )  and thanks to the global credit crunch, the 30% required down payment (minimum!) would require a deposit of around £47,700…….. so you have a mortgage for £111,300 and are paying about £ 560 a month on mortgage payments.

I mentioned earlier that you probably had a tenant lined up, and if that is the case, it is more that likely that their rental payment each month will cover the £ 560 a month mortgage payment.  With a fair wind, you probably have some surplus income, which is very nice.

What happens with no tenant?

Now, let’s imagine the house purchase has gone through, and you are the proud owner of your first rental property, but you cannot find a tenant.

Einstein is not required to work out that in this scenario,  you, the owner,  are liable for the mortgage payment.

What this means is that you are forking out £ 560 a month on mortgage payments! … month after month until a tenant is found!

Buy without draining your bank account!

Luckily, there’s a way to buy houses that drains nothing from your bank account each month, and means…

No money out of your own pocket – ever!

For the record, when I’m talking about making money from property, I’m not suggesting you buy a bunch of houses and let them stew in the hope of some “future pay off” whilst you throw cash down the money pit.

And even if you finance it – you still own it.

The bank pays for the property, but while the bricks and mortar increase in value over time, the loan on the property stays the same… and it’s you that benefits from the swelling value.

So why aren’t more people investing in property?

Like most things in life, there’s a catch.

In a rising market, when houses are shooting up in value, the banks are only too eager to lend you 80% of the home’s value in the form of a mortgage.

The kind of property deals the author does himself follow the criteria outlined below…..

(1)  Make money NOW… as in, from day one

(2)  Require no money down. He doesn’t commit a penny of his own cash… not even as a deposit

(3)  Have ‘built-in’ equity… from the moment he pens his signature on the loan

(4)  Swell in value in 18-24 months… and will double inside of 5-7 years

(5)  Pay for the mortgage every month, without fail… automatically

Now,  to be serious,  if you have just read the above you will be thinking “ what a load of rubbish to expect to find a property deal that ticks the 5 boxes above!”

You will be correct  99.9% of the time!

However, because 99.9% of property deals don’t fit this criteria,  the 0.01% that do, are the reason why the author is so successful!

He has discovered a system of unearthing an endless supply of the ones that do fir the 0.01% criteria… literally, hundreds of them a MONTH, ripe for the picking.

It works so well, that he doesn’t even look for them any more… they find him!

Suffice to say… This strategy is different.

You won’t find these deals packaged on any website… and most estate agents you speak with will not even realise they exist.

In fact, to most property investors, this corner of the market is completely unknown.

This strategy remains largely untapped, because so few people know how to make it work for them.

It is interesting to note that the author is still buying houses today using the exact same method that built his first £5 million portfolio.

And he still has not spent a penny out of his own pocket.

Rentbacks.. this is a whole different approach.

The author concentrates exclusively on “rent backs” – sellers who are motivated to give away their properties at rock-bottom prices, and remain living there (and paying rent!), all the while being funded by the authors close-knit financing group.

• You can purchase bargain property, at prices you won’t find listed with any estate agent, or on any website.
• One deal the author did recently saw him become the owner of an end-terrace house, worth £85,000… for a mere £25,000!
• You need none of your own money. Because you’ll be purchasing way below value, you’ll qualify for 60-80% loans, meaning – no upfront deposit of any kind from you (And this is PLENTY enough to cover you, since you’ll be buying so far below value that you’ll need none of your own money).
• You’ll have ‘built-in’ tenants. The author sources from properties complete with current owners who wish to stay there. These owners are prepared to trade their mortgage payments for long-term rental agreements. That is why you do not have the worry of  ’void’ months.
• You can re-finance these properties 18-36 months after you buy them, often for double what you paid… all the while keeping your ‘built-in’ tenant, and doing right by them.
• Most have instant ‘cashback’, meaning, the mortgage you receive from your lender is higher than what you’ve agreed to offer the existing owner. Go ahead, use it how you want… this money is totally tax-free, and is paid back automatically by the market when you sell your house or rent over the longer term.

If you’ve been following along, there’s probably one burning question on your mind at this point…

Why would anyone give away their property so cheap?

It might seem like a tough concept to grasp, but there are quite literally thousands of people – right now – who would sell their home to you for tens of thousands of pounds less than they’d get from an estate agent.

Why would they hand over a hefty profit to you – a stranger – and not maximise its sale value?

If you list a house via an estate agent, you actually need to sell it. That part’s obvious. But what these people are specifically interested in is remaining there… i.e. they don’t want to physically move out.

Often, they want quick cash. They may have purchased the home years ago for 1/8th of what it’s worth today… and have a practical or sentimental reason for wanting to stick where they are.

Consider a recent purchase the author made …

A woman in her 70s had bought her house for £8,000 about 35 years ago. Widowed and without a family, she had no heirs to the home she would want to pass it onto… and in her advancing years, wanted to enjoy life a little more.

Worth £85,000 today, the author agreed to purchase her home for £25K cash… a lump sum that would  do wonders for her lifestyle… as well as allow her to live rent-free for the next 5 years.

It was win-win.

The author mortgaged the property for around £66,000 (76% of its value), gave £25,000 to the vendor, kept £20,000 aside to pay off loan payments for the next five years, paid all legal costs and extracted a tax-free ‘cashback’ bonus of £20,000 after all expenses.

She had lived in the property for decades, and knew every nook and cranny. Her sentimental attachment meant she’d take good care of the place… and it needed no extensive repairs.

The author then voluntarily replaced her fireplace and did a little cosmetic work… around £4,000 in total… since it was such a good deal. All it took was a phone call to a local supplier. The author was happy with his good fortune,  and felt that a small price for improvements was well worth putting into the property.  Thus the woman would be a happy tenant with the improvements,  and the author would benefit from increased property value prospects due to the improvements.

After 5 years .. what happens?

In 5 years’ time, if she still wants to live there, she’ll renew her lease and pay rent.

If she wants to move out (she had indicated interest in a retirement community), the author can sell the house or choose to rent it to someone else. History has indicated that the house will be worth close to double its original estimate five years down the line…

That’s £170K. After paying back the mortgage, legal fees, estate agent costs and advertising… even going through the “regular” channels… you are still looking at a cool £90,000 in profit!.

Oh, by the way… in case you were wondering… the author completed on that property on July 11th, 2008… a good 12 months after the newspapers were screaming “crisis!”!

The above shows what can happen if you are in the right place at the right time. Now, to be completely responsible, with all my readers,  please be aware that not every deal is quite so generous.

Typical “Cashback” achieved

The typical ‘cashback’ is in the range of £3-5K per, and equity is anywhere from £10-50K.

That’s the author’s average over the many deals he has done.

There will be deals that provide no immediate upfront cash benefit of any kind. But those are great too. What you have is a free house, that you own, that will continue to grow in value when this bottomed-out market slump starts climbing back north.

And your costs are covered every month by rent… so you’re never out of pocket.

The point is, none of these houses cost the author a penny to buy!

They’re funded entirely by mortgage payments. If the figures don’t add up, he will not buy in.

The house is always used as security, so the authors’ personal funds are never at risk…. so if something were ever to go wrong, the authors’ portfolio is immune.

And since 1954, houses have doubled in value every 7 years – religiously!

The author ensures all the deals he does have a solid long-term cover plan… so he is never paying a single penny out of pocket, from the moment he fills out the loan paperwork, to the time of its eventual sale… that could be an instant sale or a sale in many years time!

Secrets ‘they’ won’t tell you…

As I’ve mentioned, very few people are actively pursuing this sector of the market… and even those that are, aren’t making it so easy – or such fun!

The author has perfected a system for finding and closing fat-profit rentback deals that works TODAY for massive gains.

No matter what time of the day it is, he has at least a couple of deals at some stage in the pipeline… ready to send a nice, fat, tax-free payout to his bank account.

You should know, this isn’t something he spends hours a day doing. Once you know what to do, and that does not take long…. You will only need to work a few hours per week, tops.

Time is so precious, and he has made this business easy and efficient.

Could this be your strategy for cashing in on UK property NOW?

Let’s get down to the real reason you’re here.

If you have read this far you are certainly interested in how to make substantial profits from the UK property market.

That’s why you’ll be pleased to know the author has written a 136 page tactical exposé on how to build a million-pound property portfolio as quickly as he did.

How would it feel if you could actually be closing deals this week?

It’s called Free Crash Cash, and it’s a hardcore, no-fluff, down-to-action manual for making quick profits in property.

It’s designed to get you signing deals fast. The author is not interested in wasting your time and his time … so if you’re expecting a riveting novel that’ll entertain you for a few hours, before being left to collect dust on a bookshelf – this isn’t for you.

On the other hand, if you want a blunt, to-the-point training manual on EXACTLY what to do today to start making the phone ring with motivated sellers begging to give away their property to you… then you absolutely must have Free Crash Cash in your arsenal.

What does Free Crash Cash reveal to you?…

In less than two hours from accessing the guide, the author will show you …

•        How he went from £400 in his back pocket and a spot on a friend’s couch in Shepherd’s Bush in London … to £4.9 million pounds in property (page 5)

•        The 3 principles of successful property investing… miss any one of these, and you’re dead in the water! (page 6)

•        What’s the ratio of “phone rings” to “closed deal”? My average is… (page 9)

•        The ‘buy-to-let’ beater… this model virtually guarantees 100% property occupancy, and no ‘void’ months (the word is ‘rentbacks’ – now let me show you how) (page 15)

•        Three proven systems to have motivated vendors contact YOU (pages 17-37)

•        You will generate 80% of your property leads through ________ (page 18)

•        How to identify high-swelling property profits before you set foot through the door… these pictures show exactly the kind of house you’ll want to target (page 23)

•        How to prospect with flyers.. BUT, Make certain you visit THIS website before you do ANY leaflet distribution! (page 22)

•        NEVER post a leaflet through the door of a _____ (page 22)

•        The one-line newspaper blurb I use to recruit quality leaflet distributors, anywhere in the UK (page 24)

•        Automate your recruitment for property prospectors for less than £20, at www.___________ and then just copy this ad… (page 25)

•        Get motivated sellers by posting an ad on this website… (page 31)

•        How to get your phone ringing with people begging to give their property to you… in less than one hour (page 40)

•        Step-by-step guide to getting a lead capture page online in minutes… with no ‘web skills’ (pages 41-43)

•        How to scale your advertising nationwide… with no more effort than buying locally (page 45)

•        How to get people to answer your property prospect’s phone calls 24 hours a day… whilst you’re sunning it up on the beach. Just go to _______ (page 46)

•        To close deals faster, ALWAYS work toward a _____ (page 48)

•        Two strategies to decide in three minutes if a seller will do business with you (page 50)

•        7 magic words to say first on the phone that will get you all the information you need to know (page 50)

•        The VERY FIRST line you should always say to your motivated seller on the phone (page 51)

•        The 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th questions you should ask to close a deal… in exactly this order! (page 52)

•        How to value any property into the UK… without ever leaving your couch (page 52)

•        Discover the sale history of every house on any street… for free at www.__________ (page 60)

•        How the author cashed out £10,564.48 tax free on a £85,000 winner, which he almost let slip… thanks to this one little website (page 66)

•        How to see your investment from satellite – along with the entire street – without budging from your seat (you probably know about Google Earth… but do you know about this other site? – page 67)

•        5 real-life negotiation conversations with vendors (pages 67-81)

•        A special survival guide to killer negotiating over the phone… and face-to-face (pages 69-83)

•        11 more money-making negotiation strategies gleaned from first-hand experience

•        Stay ahead of the competition with this “unfair” strategy (page 75)

•        What can you afford to offer your motivated seller? Use this special formula, and you’ll know to the nearest penny (page 88)

•        Maintenance-free ‘buy-to-let’? How to shift responsibility to your tenant (page 89)

•        See over the shoulder of a LIVE deal the author recently completed… all cashflow calculations included (page 91)

•        Putting together your first real deal, calculating rent coverage, and making your offer – quickly (pages 91-100)

•        Learn from the easy, dumb mistakes that will cost you tens of thousands of pounds if you’re not careful! This alone is worth tens of thousands of pounds! (page 91)

•        The one thing you MUST DO to guarantee long-term cashflow in a rentback deal (page 111)

How much is a £4.9 million property portfolio really worth to you?

In 8 months, the author bought almost 5 million pounds in property… using none of his own money.

You need a system that works TODAY, right? Even 3 months ago is “ancient” in this fast market!

That is the power of the Free Crash Cash strategy.

The good news is……..

there are so many of these property deals when you know how to find them.  There are just too many.

That’s why the author has no quibbles with teaching this technique to a small group of select, serious UK property fortune-seekers.

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The good news is…

You don’t need any experience with investing… or even with property. You don’t need to know a mallet from a wrench, have any clue on how to fix up houses, or even know the first thing about wiring a plug socket to make big profits from owning houses.

How much is this worth to you?

You will have probably heard of rental property workshops that charge  £5,000+ for the information you will find in this fantastic Online Book!.

However, the cost of the book is nothing like £ 5,000.

The price set for the guide is £37.00

It’s ridiculously cheap.

The reasoning behind this pricing is simple.  Hopefully you’ll turn to the author for some, or all your property investing needs.

Soon you will know a bit more about the systems and clients he is involved with.

You will discover that the information he has, is only disclosed to his closest friends, family members and, all his Free Crash Cash VIPs!

Some clients pay him thousands of pounds to do their leg work for them … this is a small price compared to the many thousands of pounds in profit his clients make!

As a special guarantee to new purchasers of the book,  Free Crash Cash,  the author is prepared to refund your money if you do not make your first deal within 60 days!

No hassle, no fuss, no risk. Can’t say fairer than that. You will find this information repeated on the instruction page.

POLITE NOTICE:

Free Crash Cash is intended for serious investors who want an accelerated, fast-track advantage for building million-pound portfolios as quickly as possible.

Time Limits

We know that Free Crash Cash is always published in small batches,  so I would advise you get in before the doors slam shut

When the stock runs dry, the author evaluates his available time and concentrates on the needs of his new Free Crash Cash membership.

Financing, consulting and high-end services… all keep him very busy with those new, serious investors.

It makes sense,  that high service levels can only be maintained by restricting numbers of new members.

One of the immediate plus points about Free Cash Crash, is the fact that it is an electronic book delivered to you ONLINE.

You achieve many immediate advantages, like NO Waiting, NO Shipping or Handling Charges, and,  obviously, you get Immediate Access to your guide once you have paid!

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