90 Real Estate Investment Advisors Are Providing Real Estate Investment Training to Help Jumpstart Sagging U.S. Real Estate Markets

This compilation of expert advice has been edited, assembled, organized and formatted into a comprehensive 1,500-page resource manual on CD. Users can quickly find, understand and use the information that the experts are using in today's volatile real estate markets by visiting www.BeARealEstateHeavyweight.com.

Tampa, Florida (PRWEB) May 16, 2009 -- An alliance of real estate investors and financial advisors has documented the most successful real estate courses and investment methods being used in real estate today.

Nearly 100 business leaders and real estate heavyweights from around the United States are trying to liquidate toxic assets and resuscitate the nation's vital real estate market by showing consumers how to prevent foreclosure, repair their credit and acquire property at very steep discounts using emerging investment methods and financial options.

These professionals have found success in today's changing markets and now hope to share their secrets in an easy-to-use CD manual called "Be a Real Estate Heavy Weight" that details their techniques.

Together these professionals have developed the most comprehensive real estate investment training course available today while using practical, legally ethical and easy to understand language to explain the fundamentals of today's sound investing principles, unlike the unscrupulous predatory and virtually unregulated funding practices that led to today's current credit crisis.

Robert Irwin, Loral Langemeier, Lou Brown, Al Aiello, Dave Lindahl, Richard Roop and 85 other top pros discuss cutting-edge procedures such as deed in lieu of foreclosure, loan modifications, short sales, aggressive credit repair methods, cease and desist letters and other ways consumers can get out of problems with their distressed properties.

Other specialists explain to potential buyers how to use lower property values, lower interest rates, seller financing, creative use of IRAs, tax shelters, private money, corporate entities and a variety of other measures to find opportunity in these challenging economic conditions.

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