We're talking about the $8,000 tax credit.

Have you heard of the story of the 2 shoe salesmen sent
to a remote island inhabited by primitive natives to sell
their products?

The first salesman, upon arriving on the island immediately
called the head office and demanded to be brought back
after seeing the primitive natives were all barefoot. He said,
"No one wears shoes here! Bring me back!"

The second salesman was the exact opposite.

As soon as he saw the barefoot natives, he immediately
phoned the head office and said, "Everyone's barefoot
here! Send all the shoes you can!"

He saw what the first salesman failed to see - a hidden
market.

Tonight, you'll get to meet this "second salesman".

He's not going to sell you shoes. But he's going to teach
you how you can tap into this "hidden market" that he
found.

We're ta lking about the $8,000 tax credit.

Go here to meet him > http://dodeals.com/go.php?l=TSWS&e=yen372002@yahoo.com

Tony, a 13-year veteran of the real estate industry quickly
sprang into action the moment the government announced
the $8,000 tax credit for first time homebuyers.

His experienced nose immediately smelled a "hidden market"
and he wasted no time uncovering it.

And man, was it a nice warm place filled with cold cash! :-)

And with the Senate voting to extend the tax credit for at
least another 7 months, the "hidden market" just got bigger.

For starters, he found a way to "legally sell" a house but
still keep the deal and create monthly cashflow. (Sounds
confusing? Not after you hear how it's done)

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Y ou (Tony) are very thorough in your explanation and
repeated information as needed until we had a good
understanding.
- N. Porter
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He also found a way to get the IRS to send him $8,000
straight to his checking account for every house he sells.
(If you think the IRS is synonymous to "take your money",
then it's time you found out how they'll send you money!)

It's all anchored on the $8,000 first time homebuyers tax credit.

And he's spilling everything tonight so be ready to catch
the beans. :-)

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I received much more than I expected. You (Tony) are direct
and took questions as they arrived.
- C. Huebner