Investment Real Estate Webinar Almost a Sell-Out - Learn How to Pay No Taxes for 2009

Disillusioned with the Las Vegas high rise condo market? Fed up with Las Vegas real estate in general? Looking for cash flowing real estate with tremendous tax benefits? I'm sure the answer to that question is a resounding yes!

Many of you who follow and/or subscribe to this blog know I've been a proponent of GO Zone investing since the IRS sponsored program came out in 2005. Our latest buying event was a huge success as the entire Tara Brooke development project just about sold out as a result.

Many of the buyers on the call will now Legally be Paying NO Federal Income Tax in 2009! If you missed it and you'd like to learn more about why GO Zone investing blows away anything Las Vegas ever had, you can listen to a recording of the conference call by clicking here. You can also reserve a unit on that webpage using the Discount Code: "COSTA"

Time is absolutely of the essence here, because in order to have the home completed by the end of the year to qualify for the GO-Zone tax benefits, you need to reserve right away. There is only a fleeing moment of time while this tax benefit still exists and then it will be gone forever.

There still are a few units left, so listen to the archived conference call and reserve your unit today

Jewelry hub won’t adorn Symphony Park soon

From today's Las Vegas Sun:

Plans to build a key world jewelry industry hub in downtown’s Symphony Park will take years longer than originally planned. At today’s Las Vegas City Council meeting, the city and the World Jewelry Center’s Beverly Hills-based developer are set to amend their agreement to give the center six more years to fulfill its original plans — including the option to scale them back.

If this project ever happens, what a much-needed boom this would be to Las Vegas in general, and downtown in particular.

Article on Las Vegas High Rise Condos Says It Best - Maybe

The Las Vegas Review Journal recently published an article regarding the status of the high rise condo market here in Las Vegas. You can read the article here.

I've heard all the jokes: What does the Las Vegas high rise market and Michael Jackson have in common? - they're both dead. And other jokes along those lines. What are your feelings regarding Las Vegas real estate today on August 4th, 2009? Is there any hope?

I was wondering if you could take time out of your day, read the article, then "Tweet" any comments you may have on my newly created Twitter account. What do you think is the future of this market? I'd be interested in your responses. Thanks!