STOP! DO NOT RE-FINANCE YOUR HOME UNTIL YOU READ THIS ARTICLE!

I would like to begin by asking you a question: Do you have a spare $550,000 in cash that I could take from you? Oh, you don't have $550,000 in cash? Then would you mind signing a contract with me allowing me to take $3,000 per month from you for the next 30 years (no reason, I could just use the cash)? No? Why am I getting the cold shoulder here? I didn't really think it would be such a big deal I mean, you're certainly willing to part with that money for the banks and mortgage companies. Why not me? Nearly every home owner is parting with hundreds of thousands in hard-earned cash when they purchase or re-finance a home. It is a shame since nearly every person's home will be their largest lifetime investment. Rather than being the most incredible investment opportunity ever, the average person's home is the single largest cash drain and budget spoiler. HERE IS THE GOOD NEWS: YOU don't have to be a part of this cash flow drain any longer. YOU can definitely create more cash from your home by taking just a few simple steps in the right direction when you purchase or re-finance your home. HERE IS EVEN BETTER NEWS: If you take these few, simple steps right now, you could actually retire in 15 years or less with as much as $1 million in cash with your house actually paid for. HERE IS THE BEST NEWS: You can take these simple steps right now with no out of pocket expense! It is very safe and very easy. I will be happy to explain it to you and when I do, you will wish that you could have had this information 10 - 15 years ago. EVEN IF YOU HAVE JUST RECENTLY RE-FINANCED OR ARE IN THE PROCESS OF RE-FINANCING, it is not too late to take control of your financial freedom and your financial future. Just think, one call could mean the difference between a 30-year mortgage ball and chain and a $1 million dollar retirement in just 15 years. If this article is of interest to you, give me a call and I will tell you exactly how this simple, step by step process works and let you know, specifically, what you can expect based upon your current situation. One more thing