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Here's what subscribers to Ozzie's services have learned:

YOU would have locked in YOUR interest rates in Feb 94 and from 1995 on you would have haggled hard with YOUR financial institution for the best rate. JREI weekly publishes the best rate. You would have found where to get a 100% mortgage and 7 skills to buy a house w/o money down.
YOU would have sold YOUR downtown condominium in 1994, when we predicted markets would fall. You would have bought the Vancouver Yaletown condo in 1999 - 2001 ... and a 1,000 deals we featured weekly in BC.
YOU would have bought in Toronto and Calgary in 95 and 96 and sold in Vancouver

Catching the upturn in 1980-83

Back in 1980, I sold all my real estate - including my own home - and watched from Mexico, while the market when over the cliff. In 1983, I caught the market before it started to rise, buying one show home for 50% of its 1980 value.

In October 1982, I spoke to 600 business people attending my company's annual Marketing Breakfast Meeting, stating: "We have come through some tough times, but I am unshakably convinced that now is a good time to buy a home." In the fall of 1982, well before the turnaround, I had spotted the signals. It was time to buy... and make substantial profits. In 1983, I purchased 17 condominiums in Mississauga for bargain basement prices, and watched the market rise to yield considerable profits.

Seeing the trend from the stock market crash

In 1987, the cries and screams from the national and international Stock Market Crash were still echoing. The consensus: The moribund market effects would ripple out and cause Real Estate values to fall in BC. But I argued the opposite: BC Real Estate values would rise because investors (especially institutional investors) were about to abandon the stock market in favor of Real Estate investments.

Getting out of Condos in Vancouver in 1993

In 1983, while experts touted the 'location' concept, and masses invested in high-rise condos in certain areas of downtown Vancouver, we told our Insider subscribers to get out of condominiums. Those that did saw condo values fall by 15% - 20% . We also advised subscribers to have 35% of assets in cash. (In today's saturated market, saddled with yesterday's prices, rising interest rates and uncertainties... that property is virtually unsaleable.)

Sunshine Coast - 1998

We liked:

Gibsons - 963 acres of paradise
1,000 people per day commuting
3,200 residents
New 1,500 sq. ft. rancher goes for $160,000
5 acres view lots from $165,000

Getting into Condos in Vancouver in 1999 - 2001

We said BUY Yaletown. We featured downtown condos (resale) as low as $95,000 (three years later they had risen by $35,000). We featured Coquitlam condos for $53,000 in 2000, Squamish condos - 3 bedrooms - for $51,000 in 2000; we featured dozens and dozens and dozens of deals that YOU could have bought.

We told people in a story (1999) in BC to forget the "Yeah butters" and BUY BUY BUY BC. Subscribers that listened made a fortune.

We told people to buy apartment blocks and featured them in Feb. 2002, which rose in value by 20% 6 months later.

We had 29,000 condos in Gold River, 23,000 single family homes in Tumbler Ridge, $30,000 large houses in Greenwood, $19,000 waterfront condos in Tahsis, 700 acres for $290,000 in Maxwell Creek. 3,500 building lots (commercial) in Ft. St.John (soared 500%). over 1,000 properties were featured.over 500 No money down deals YOU could have bought.

Buy BC Recreational Property in 2002

All waterfront
Gold River
Cranbrook/Fernie
Sparwood
Tumbler Ridge

Vancouver 'Sleeper' Areas in 2003

Mount Pleasant to Fraser
Fraser to Knight - some neighbourhoods
East and West of Main Street from 15th to 41st

Vancouver 'Sleeper' Suburban Areas in 2004

Coquitlam, older condos
New Westminster
Burnaby
Steveston - Richmond
Surrey, Newton, Whalley
Crescent Beach - White Rock, South Surrey
Cloverdale
Abbotsford, new developments
Maple Ridge

'Sleeper' Recreational Areas in BC, 2005

Chemainus
South of Nanimo - Saltair/Cedar
Lantzville - Deep Bay
Saratoga Beach - Black Beach, Courtenay/Comox

Toronto

We predicted in 1996 that Toronto would rise by 20% (Headline was: "The Beast from the East will be back"), We followed that up in 1997 by predicting that Toronto would rise another 12% in 1997, 6% in 1998, 5% in 1999, 5% in 2001 and 7% in 2002. All of these predictions came true.

We told subscribers to buy Toronto waterfront condos in 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998. We told them to buy any townhouse in Etobicoke, houses in Cabbage town, ANY real estate in the GTO from 1996 - 2001. Now in 2002 we are placing investor alerts into some of these markets. On January 8, 1997 we featured condos on Bay Street at $110,000 which in 2002 are selling over $200,000.

Calgary

We recommended Calgary in 1995 and 1996 (published the story: 'Not a cow in sight'). We predicted 5% - 8% increases every year for that city. Our forecasts were right on.

Edmonton

We talked about Edmonton as a great cash flow play in 1995, 1996, and featured downtown office buildings for sale at $ 20 per foot, condo buildings under $20,000 a suite.

Out of Town

We told subscribers to buy ALL waterfront in BC since 1995. We urged subscribers into Kelowna, Vernon, and Westbank waterfront. (Kelowna waterfront soared 33% in value in 2002). We selected deals in Nanoose Bay in 1997 (Waterfront homes from $250,000 - in 2002 soared to $400,000), we first recommended Courtenay in 1993 and put it on investor alert in 1994.

We alerted subscribers to dangers of native land, placed some ski resorts on investor alert.

2006 - Markets Are Cyclical

We would not be surprised if we had a downturn in next 12-18 months
No collapse! Prices will be much higher in 10 years.

2010 and beyond?

Not a bad record, eh? Today we try to steer you in the right direction for 2010 and beyond...

FORECASTS ARE RIGHT ON

While forecasting is never easy - particularly when it is about the future - JREI predictions were RIGHT ON within 1% of its targeted annual forecasts for 10 years!

EVERYBODY MAKES CLAIMS

Also, we don't just tell our Insider Newsletter subscribers that. You can check everything we ever said online on your password protected website! 12 years of newsletter and faxes are searchable.

We tell you what to buy, where to buy and most importantly, what and where NOT to buy.

BUY NOW!

Call Marc or Vanessa who will be very happy to answer all your questions about the course @ 604.683.1111 / 1.800.691.1183 or info@reag.ca

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