ABC REAL ESTATE
Contact Information: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Evan Nielson
ABC Real Estate
801-555-4567
123 Creative Way, Logan Utah 84321
January 24, 2008
LOCAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY, ABC REAL ESTATE, LOOKS TO HELP INVESTING MIDDLE CLASS IN CACHE VALLEY AREA
Logan, Utah- Bret Cob, founder and president of ABC Real Estate LLC, announced today that ABC Real Estate is looking for a variety of investors in the Cache Valley area. The Logan branch, headed by Evan Nielson, will be developing a beneficiary-directed equity holding trust in the Cache Valley area.
“This program is designed to help people step away from the renting world, and help all those involved benefit from the beneficiary trust system,” stated Cob.
The settler beneficiary, resident beneficiary, investor beneficiary and credit beneficiary all play essential roles in the trust program. This program is designed so that all beneficiaries will receive rewards from program.
The job of the settler beneficiary is to supply the house. The resident beneficiary(s) job is to pay the mortgage payment while building credit and equity at the same time. The credit beneficiary is to supply the credit for the loan, while the investor beneficiary provides the needed to money to provide the down payment for the loan.
Bret Cob explained that ABC Real Estate’s job would be to provide the labor to complete the paperwork and guarantee two months of mortgage payments to guarantee that the deal has time to get on its feet.
“We feel that this program will benefit so many people in different ways. This will provide a whole new world for the middle class. We are here to simplify the process and make it possible for anyone to do this.” Cob said.
Cob feels that this will open new doors for people and help them see things in a whole new light.
ABC Real Estate was founded in July, 2007 by Bret Cob. Evan Nielson is ABC strategic partner with an office in Logan, Utah.
For information concerning ABC Real Estate LLC, please contact Katie Seamons at (801) 540- 8521 or kseamons@abcrealestate.com
Contact Information: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Evan Nielson
ABC Real Estate
801-555-4567
123 Creative Way, Logan Utah 84321
January 24, 2008
LOCAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY, ABC REAL ESTATE, LOOKS TO HELP INVESTING MIDDLE CLASS IN CACHE VALLEY AREA
Logan, Utah- Bret Cob, founder and president of ABC Real Estate LLC, announced today that ABC Real Estate is looking for a variety of investors in the Cache Valley area. The Logan branch, headed by Evan Nielson, will be developing a beneficiary-directed equity holding trust in the Cache Valley area.
“This program is designed to help people step away from the renting world, and help all those involved benefit from the beneficiary trust system,” stated Cob.
The settler beneficiary, resident beneficiary, investor beneficiary and credit beneficiary all play essential roles in the trust program. This program is designed so that all beneficiaries will receive rewards from program.
The job of the settler beneficiary is to supply the house. The resident beneficiary(s) job is to pay the mortgage payment while building credit and equity at the same time. The credit beneficiary is to supply the credit for the loan, while the investor beneficiary provides the needed to money to provide the down payment for the loan.
Bret Cob explained that ABC Real Estate’s job would be to provide the labor to complete the paperwork and guarantee two months of mortgage payments to guarantee that the deal has time to get on its feet.
“We feel that this program will benefit so many people in different ways. This will provide a whole new world for the middle class. We are here to simplify the process and make it possible for anyone to do this.” Cob said.
Cob feels that this will open new doors for people and help them see things in a whole new light.
ABC Real Estate was founded in July, 2007 by Bret Cob. Evan Nielson is ABC strategic partner with an office in Logan, Utah.
For information concerning ABC Real Estate LLC, please contact Katie Seamons at (801) 540- 8521 or kseamons@abcrealestate.com
1 comment:
Katie, once again you have done a great job on your press release. You were clear and specific with the info. The only things I saw were kind of a long headline, and you used gaurantee repetitively in the fourth paragraph. I think you do a great job though.
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