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Carrie Pierce & Associates Newsletter
Happy New Year! January 2009
In This Issue
Cash Flow Listings
Landlording Seminar
Be Stronger in 2009
Cash Flow Listings Available 
cash flow
 
Cash flow is one of the most important considerations investors face when making real estate purchases.  Although Washington is somewhat shielded from the real estate meltdown, it is very difficult to find cash flow properties.  I've researched the MLS for the top 20 cash flow properties in Washington measured by cap rate and neighborhood.  Click below to see them. If you'd like more info on any of these properties feel free to email me at carrie@carriepierce.net.
 
 
 

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Greetings!
Happy New Year!  I want to encourage you to look at the greater picture and "think big" in 2009.  Replace fear with calculated risks.  Twenty years down the road will you be thinking "I wish I did this" or will you be thinking "I'm glad I did this." 
 
I hope you'll find the articles in this newsletter useful in furthering along your real estate goals.  
 
Carrie
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Landlording Seminar 
The landlording laws in Seattle are unique and not always intuitive.  In this class taught by Chris Benis,  we focus on everything a landlord must know to comply with the city's laws.
 
Seattle Landlord and Tenant Law
Date: Jan 8, 2009
Place: Rental Housing Assn, 529 Warren Ave N, Seattle WA
Cost: $45
Website: www.rha-ps.com 
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3 Ways to Make Yourself Stronger in 2009 
 
1. Keep Learning. Choose to learn something new every day. Learning something new every day will make you a more interesting person...and knowledge just may lead to wisdom.
 
2. Expand your comfort zone. Choose something today that challenges you. Try a new food, talk to a stranger, try sky-diving. You get the idea. 
 
3. Write it down. Measure your progress by writing down your goals and then check on them every now and then. 
 
 
 
trendsEmerging Trends in 2009
Real estate industry experts expect financial and real estate markets in the United States to bottom in 2009 and then flounder for much of 2010, with ongoing drops in property values, more foreclosures and delinquencies, and a limping economy that will continue to crimp property cash flows, according to the Emerging Trends in Real Estate® 2009 report, released by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
Read the highlights of this article on the Urban Land Institute website or click below.
 

Emerging Trends Highlights

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