insurance agents and found that my client was paying $300 per month more than he should have been. It turned out that originally the policy included some personal items that later had been covered by a new policy but was never removed from this one. As a result, these excesses were trimmed and my client's cash flow increased $3,600 the first year and his building's value immediately increased $30,000 to $40,000. Not bad for a little insight, a couple phone calls, and re-reading the small print in an insurance policy.

"Isn't there someone who can objectively evaluate my real estate portfolio?"
Well ... yes ... there is. Me. The process is similar to planning a trip. First you must know exactly where you are. (This is often a surprise.) Then you must determine precisely where it is you want to go. (Often this takes some soul searching.) Then one or more routes are plotted to get you from where you are to where you are going.

There is little that's more rewarding than working with an investor - most particularly, a person or couple who is just beginning to create real estate assets - to plan a strategy for wealth accumulation.

One such couple is now retired on the Mendocino Coast of California after the husband worked his way up from being a parts clerk to being the general manager of a car dealership. However, his retirement wasn't paid for by his occupation but rather by his real estate investments which were accumulated, worked, kneaded and caressed over a twenty year period.

If I can be of service to you my commercial investment consulting fee is $90 an hour. Most assignments require only a few hours. (Of course, if you want to buy, sell, or exchange an investment property, I am here for that, too.) -

MIKE HESSE, CCIM, CPM
Real Estate & Investment Specialist
DIRECT - 720.581.2222
online at www.MikeHesse.com
email Mike@MikeHesse.com