Friday, February 28, 2020
Wholesaling Land and Passive Cashflow with Willie Goldberg
Wholesaling Land and Passive Cashflow with Willie Goldberg
Connecting $3 Billion a Month in Real Estate Investing with Jay Conner
Connecting $3 Billion a Month in Real Estate Investing with Jay Conner
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Marco Santarelli Real Passive Real Estate Investing
Marco Santarelli Real Passive Real Estate Investing
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
$45K Real Estate Deal With Dan and Crystal Mewhorter - Contractor Horror...
$45K Real Estate Deal With Dan and Crystal Mewhorter - Contractor Horror...
$95K Real Estate Deal With Dan and Crystal Mewhorter
$95K Real Estate Deal With Dan and Crystal Mewhorter
$79K Real Estate Deal With Dan and Crystal Mewhorter
$79K Real Estate Deal With Dan and Crystal Mewhorter
Paul Farrington Private Lending For Real Estate Investors
Paul Farrington Private Lending For Real Estate Investors
John Martinez, Top Real Estate Sales and Negotiations
John Martinez, Top Real Estate Sales and Negotiations
IN YOUR OPINION, WHAT MAKES A GOOD INVESTOR? #19
A good investor is someone who educates themselves no matter how much they already know. They make decisions based on numbers rather than emotion. They buy based on profit/or cash flow, not appreciation. They have the best interest of the other party in mind.
They believe in steady plodding and know that plenty of singles and doubles are smarter investments than one or two home runs. They share their knowledge, past mistakes and wins, with others to give back. They operate from a sense of abundance rather than scarcity. If they can't beat fear, they do it scared.
WHAT ARE SOME RED FLAGS ON LISTINGS THAT USUALLY ONLY A REAL ESTATE AGEN...
When the listing does not allow FHA financing or want cash only.
That means there are issues a lender will not allow in a loan. Watch out for estate sales, dirt roads, clouded titles/quiet titles, community wells, easements, shared septic systems and mobile homes that have add-on structures. All of these can cause mortgage issues for the person you want to sell it to.
Are There Cool Tricks in Real Estate #17
I don’t believe there really are “tricks” to real estate. Your goal should be to ask yourself, “what can I do to help the other person?”.
My favorite way to gain a property is by a subject to, in order to build a rental portfolio. You are getting in with very little out of pocket that can be replaced when you get it rented out. As long as the mortgage payment and the rent will allow you to cashflow, it is a no-brainer.
WILL REAL ESTATE PRICES PLUMMET IN 2020? #16
My crystal ball broke back in 2008, so I have no idea what exactly will happen. I can however, talk with my brain trust of master mind real estate gurus located through out the country and see what is going on in their markets and I can be ready should the sky fall again.
The pendulum always swings back and forth so a correction is inevitable. I don’t know that I would use the word plummet to describe our future pricing but a stall and maybe a slight decrease in some areas surely will occur.
If you live in a bubble market where prices are shooting up, then you are more likely to see a drop, where if you are in more steady non-volatile market, then you are more likely to witness a stall or slight correction and maybe no change at all. The way to protect yourself it to make smart choices and work in the affordable home market. People will always need a place to live.
Frequently Asked Questions with Bill Fairman #15
What are Hard Money loans?
Non-Bank or non-conventional loans. Usually, there is a need for speed to close the deal and the homes are not usually in good shape.
They come with higher interest rates. The loans are interest-only so payments are lower. They are a higher risk loan.
Why should you use Hard money?
Speed has a lot to do with it. You can lose a deal if you are waiting for a bank approval.
What are the No-No's of real estate deals?
1) Never force a deal
2) This is a business decision, not an emotional decision
3) The deal must be a Win-Win for everyone
Owning a rental property worth the headache?
There is no guarantee the house will go up in value short term. Rentals are for cashflow.
What are rookie mistakes people often make?
1) Pay too much for the house.
2) What it will rent for
3) Understanding rehab costs
What is the saddest thing you've seen in a vacant home?
Family photos, awards left behind.
What would make you walk away?
If it is not a good deal/ If there looks like fraud or dishonesty.
Are Zillow estimates accurate?
Not as accurate as a regular appraisal but it gives a good ballpark estimate.
Mission to Ensinada, Mexico #14
https://www.ywamsandiegobaja.org/
Bill Fairman went with 41 other entrepreneurs to Mexico recently to build two homes in two days. No plumbing, but they did wire them for electricity.
The children are always smiling and happy.
They rehabbed a hotel in Ensinada.
Youth With a MIssion - 18-20 year olds.
Every morning they met for breakfast and in the evening for dinner.
The land costs $1500 to $2000.
"What I thought were Problems, are really just annoyances." ~ Bill Fairman.
Glenn Stromberg Driving Wheel Estate Profits #13
Glenn Stromberg, Principal of Stromberg Investment Group, has over 30 years of experience in the real estate and housing market in Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina. His hard-won experience and battle-tested systems set Stromberg Investment Group apart.
Today he joins Wendy Sweet and Bill Fairman.
His book, Private Lender Secrets, explains how private lenders and real estate investors can work together and create mutually beneficial partnerships.
Mobile homes are an underutilized market for real estate investing.
Double wide manufactured homes are his focus now.
He buys 10-15 properties a month. He finds them by asking marketers to pass over their mobile home leads. MLS and HubZoo are also sources of leads.
They use all Private Money investors to finance deals. They are 100% passive.
Once acquired, they rehab the properties. They get the house to new condition which pushes maintenance years down the road, and give tenants a place they are proud to live in.
They are competitors with apartments, except they have a yard and other advantages. Normally there is a line up of people who want to their mobile home on land.
To learn more about Glenn's company: https://www.stromberginvestmentgroup.com/
Mobile investing info:
https://mobilevested.com/
"Don't try to reinvent the wheel. Find someone who has the success you want, and model them" ~ Glenn Stromberg
Chris Miles - Financial Independence Secrets of the Wealthy
Term versus Whole Life Insurance.
Not all whole life insurance is the same.
The stock market does not return as much as they say. It is 7%, not 10 or 11%. By investing for cashflow, Chris was able to retire when all his peers were forced to keep working.
Create a super-charged tax-free savings account. With Whole Life, you are making money in two spaces.
Reverse Purchase Money Mortgage gives you opportunity to multiply your earnings.
Chris Miles, the “Cash Flow Expert,” is a leading authority on how to quickly create cash flow and lasting wealth for thousands of his clients, entrepreneurs, and others internationally! He has been featured in US News, CNN Money, Bankrate.com, and has a high reputation for getting his client's life-altering financial results in his company, Money Ripples.
https://www.moneyripples.com
The Chris Miles Money Show
Bill Fairman on Fund Expectations
Term versus Whole Life Insurance.
Not all whole life insurance is the same.
The stock market does not return as much as they say. It is 7%, not 10 or 11%. By investing for cashflow, Chris was able to retire when all his peers were forced to keep working.
Create a super-charged tax-free savings account. With Whole Life, you are making money in two spaces.
Reverse Purchase Money Mortgage gives you opportunity to multiply your earnings.
Chris Miles, the “Cash Flow Expert,” is a leading authority on how to quickly create cash flow and lasting wealth for thousands of his clients, entrepreneurs, and others internationally! He has been featured in US News, CNN Money, Bankrate.com, and has a high reputation for getting his client's life-altering financial results in his company, Money Ripples.
https://www.moneyripples.com
The Chris Miles Money Show
Real Estate Q and A with Wendy Sweet
Questions
1) Is owning real estate worth the headache?
Never buy a deal for a breakeven position. Cashflow on a long term basis.
2) Do you have to manage your property?
3) How important are Documents/Agreements?
4) What are some Rookie mistakes?
Paying too much
5) What is the saddest/Weirdest thing ever seen in a vacant house?
A foreclosed home will have real estate investing books in it, but they were never opened.
6) What are the No-No's of REI?
Never force a deal. Good deals come along every day.
Make all deals a Win/Win
"Everyone deserves to get paid" ~ Wendy Sweet
7) What would make you walk away from a deal?
Dishonesty. Cutting out a wholesaler. Greedy people. Fraud.
8) Is rental property the best way to build wealth?
Mortgage is 70% of Cashflow
Interest is still deductible.
The home should appreciate over time.
9) Why does Wendy give away her time on Wednesdays for free?
Being of service.
10) Zillow leads and estimates
11) Would you buy property near a prison?
Wendy's answer will surprise you
She would avoid places with bad smells like hog farms. Landfills are bad to be near. Powerlines are a concern, as well as railroad tracks, high crime areas, and cemeteries. Busy streets are lower priced.
12) Are properties in extremely rural areas worth investing in?
13) Is REI as easy as people make it out to be?
After 20 years in business, Wendy always meets people who want to get into it. Anyone can be successful. It requires hard work.
14) Should you join a REI group?
Groups are terrific for learning and for networking and finding deals.
15) What are some of the coolest RE Tricks you know?
There are no tricks. Your goal should be to ask yourself, "What is the best way to make a win/win?"
16) What can be expensive at a rental property? The most expensive places are the attic and crawl spaces. Often they are where the bog problems are.
17) What are problems only a Realtor can see? Being a Realtor can be a problem when you want to buy a house.
18) What is the shadiest thing a house seller has done?
Accepting multiple contracts on a house.
19) What will happen to real estate prices?
If you are in a bubble market, you will see a bigger drop.
20) What makes a good investor?
Someone who educates themselves. Make decisions based on logic, not emotion. Have the best interest of the other party in mind.
Real Estate, Millennials and Money
There is a huge transfer of wealth from the Baby Boomer to Millennials. How can they best look after their new-found wealth?
The 2008 crash had a lot to do with speculation. House rich and cash poor. When the value of the houses dropped, it was very easy for them to walk away.
When you have an income-producing house, the house doesn't care what it is worth. Because it is always making money.
Bill shares a powerful strategy for home buying.
They discuss real estate related funds that non-accredited investors can invest in.
When you get an inheritance, don't go out and blow through it. Your job is to die before you run out of money.
The ideal situation is to buy something that always pays an income without cutting into the equity.
Investor Success Story #20
Wendy shares how they started out lending to real estate investors.
Bill talks about how an investor started out borrowing from their fund to buy and sell houses. Then as his portfolio grew and he had a huge nest egg, they took some of that money and put in Bill and Wendy's fund and watch it grow passively.
Now he uses the interest accrued quarterly to pay for his children's college education.
Saturday, February 22, 2020
Yon Regan and Tax Benefits For Real Estate Investors
Yon Regan and Tax Benefits For Real Estate Investors
Student Success Story! Real Estate Profits for Beginners - Josiah Rivera
Student Success Story! Real Estate Profits for Beginners - Josiah Rivera
Fernando Angelucci Self-Storage and Commercial Multifamily Profits
Fernando Angelucci Self-Storage and Commercial Multifamily Profits
Chris Prefontaine and Using Terms with Smart Real Estate
Chris Prefontaine and Using Terms with Smart Real Estate
Chris Miles on Real Estate Cash Flow
Chris Miles on Real Estate Cash Flow
Chris Miles, the “Cash Flow Expert,” is a leading authority on how to quickly create cash flow and lasting wealth for thousands of his clients, entrepreneurs, and others internationally! He has been featured in US News, CNN Money, Bankrate.com, and has a high reputation for getting his clients life-altering financial results in his company, Money Ripples.
Chris consistently practices and teaches small business owners how to do what no other financial advisers can or will - achieve financial prosperity, now and in the future, spending time doing what they love most.
Chris Miles, the Cash Flow Expert and Anti-Financial Advisor, is a leading authority teaching entrepreneurs and professionals how to get their money working for them TODAY! He's an author, podcast host of the Chris Miles Money Show, has been featured in US News, CNN Money, EOFire, and has a proven reputation with his company, Money Ripples (http://www.moneyripples.com/) getting his clients fast, life- altering financial results. In fact, his personal clients have increased their cash flow by over $100 Million in the last 10 years!
Real Estate Cashflow Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/
Free Webinar: http://bit.ly/jaymoneypodcast
Jay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. Without using his own money or credit, Jay maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $64,000 per deal.
What is Real Estate Investing? Live Cashflow Conference
The Conner Marketing Group Inc.P.O. Box 1276, Morehead City, NC USA 28557
P 252-808-2927F 252-240-2504
Channel
RSS Feed
Google Play
iTunes:
Watch on ROKU:
Roku
https://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvestingRoku
Watch on Amazon Prime:
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Dave Payerchin Built his Multi-Million Dollar REI Business with Private ...
Dave Payerchin Built his Multi-Million Dollar REI Business with Private ...
Lance Day on Beginning a Real Estate Business With Private Money
Lance Day on Beginning a Real Estate Business With Private Money
Rocketing Your Real Estate Business to the Top With Rob Nickell Part One
Rocketing Your Real Estate Business to the Top With Rob Nickell Part One
Kyle Allen and Online Marketing for Real Estate Investors
Kyle Allen and Online Marketing for Real Estate Investors
Sunday, February 16, 2020
Think Like a Real Estate Investor with Marc Pelletz
Marc Pelletz has been involved in real estate for close to four decades, he has been through several real estate cycles and knows how to be successful no matter what the market is at that moment. Marc has been inspired and motivated by many real estate experts and masters of motivational philosophy over the years which has helped Transform all areas of life. In the last 10 years, Marc has created and grown a real estate company, accumulating over 200 rental properties and flipping over 100 million dollars of real estate while earning himself millions.
Watch on YouTube:
Marc consistently earns a seven-figure income while having more time for family, vacation, and self-improvement.
Present rental portfolio: 200+ units
Bought and sold over 1000 homes in the past ten years.
His Vision: A real estate environment with no competition. Collaboration between like-minded individuals to achieve their desired goals.
Listen to Part One: https://realestateinvestingdeals.mypodcastworld.com/10245/think-like-a-real-estate-investor-with-marc-pelletz-part-one
Check out his #1 Best Seller book, Think Like a Real Estate Investor, on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1733553908/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_tafpDbWM0ZYM6
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1733553908/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_tafpDbWM0ZYM6
Real Estate Cashflow Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/
Free Webinar: http://bit.ly/jaymoneypodcast
Jay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. Without using his own money or credit, Jay maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $64,000 per deal.
What is Real Estate Investing? Live Cashflow Conference
The Conner Marketing Group Inc.P.O. Box 1276, Morehead City, NC USA 28557
P 252-808-2927F 252-240-2504
Channel
RSS Feed
Google Play
iTunes:
Watch on ROKU:
Roku
Watch on Amazon Prime:
How to Buy Properties Subject to the Existing Note
“Who, in their right mind, would sell their house, leave the mortgage in their name, and trust you will make their payment?”
This was the question I asked when I first heard about closing deals subject to the existing note. This method of buying properties sounded impossible!
When I say “subject to,” I mean buying a home, or any property, subject to the existing mortgage. In short, I buy a house from a seller, the deed is transferred into my entity’s name, and I agree to make the seller’s mortgage payments. However, the mortgage stays in the seller’s name until I sell the property to a new buyer.
Watch on YouTube:
There are plenty of reasons why I buy properties subject to the existing note, but who would be willing to sell me their house while still being responsible for the mortgage? For a seller, it sounds like a big risk. Where’s the guarantee that I will pay their mortgage that remains in their name? When I first started talking to potential sellers about buying their properties “subject to,” I quickly learned that it was my motivated sellers who were willing to take me up on the offer.
Who is my Motivated Seller?
After many years of buying properties “subject to,” I’ve learned how to review a seller’s property information sheet and quickly determine if it is a possible “subject to” deal.
From my experience, the strongest candidates for “subject to” are sellers who are currently behind on their payments. Recently, I bought a house “subject to” from a seller who was four months behind on their payments. If the seller has a mortgage, I talk to them about selling subject to the existing note.
In order to buy a property “subject to,” there has to be a current mortgage in place. Obviously, sellers who own their house free and clear of any mortgages aren’t going to sell “subject to.” On a free and clear house, I negotiate to buy with seller financing.
The Most Profitable Deals
Buying subject to the existing note will always provide you with the most profitable deals. When you are buying “subject to,” you will be paying the current mortgage’s interest rate. So, if the interest rate on the existing mortgage is only 4%, that’s a whole lot better than paying a private lender 8%.
It’s also worth noting that houses you buy “subject to” are usually in good condition and need very few repairs. This is because the seller is usually still living in the home when you purchase it. Not long ago, I went out with my acquisitionist to view a property. The sellers had painted, installed new hardwood floors, and updated the bathrooms. There was almost nothing that needed to be done; it was gorgeous!
The after-repair value on that house was $170,000; the seller had already agreed to sell it for what they owed, which was $118,000. “Oh, my lands!” Talk about a $52,000 profit with no rehab needed!
Let’s Talk About Attorneys
When you’re considering “subject to” deals, it’s important to be aware that some real estate attorneys won’t close a “subject to” deal. Believe it or not, a lot of real estate attorneys haven’t even heard of “subject to.” In fact, online 203 of the HUD Settlement Statement, it states, “Existing loan(s) taken subject to.” This is a completely legal method for buying properties.
The reason some attorneys refuse to do “subject to” deals is that they have an issue with the due-on-sale clause, which is included in most mortgages. This clause gives the lender the right—but not the obligation—to call the note due when ownership is transferred prior to the mortgage being paid off. Some attorneys feel ethically bound to notify the lender about the transfer of ownership.
Recently, I talked with one of my platinum coaching students who used my foreclosure system to locate a motivated seller. They found a deal ready to be purchased subject to the existing note and were under contract to purchase; however, she couldn’t find a real estate attorney that would close her “subject to” deal. I taught her how to locate a real estate investor-friendly attorney, and she now has a real estate attorney that will close “subject to” deals. Lesson learned: Establish a relationship with a real estate attorney before negotiating and getting deals under contract to purchase using “subject to.”
Teach Me How!
Here’s how to buy “subject to” step by step:
- Step 1: Find a real estate attorney who will close “subject to” deals.
- Step 2: Market to find motivated sellers.
- Step 3: Fill out property lead sheets when sellers respond to your marketing.
- Step 4: Make sure you have all the mortgage information. You can’t determine if you can buy “subject to” unless you have all the mortgage information.
- Step 5: Determine if you can sell the property rent-to-own. This allows you to have a positive monthly cash flow by bringing in more rent per month than the underlying monthly mortgage payment and other carrying costs, such as taxes and insurance.
- Step 6: If the math makes sense, make an appointment to go see the property and determine if there will be any repairs. If you decide to visit the property, have the seller contact their lender and request a payoff instruction letter that’s good for 30 days. Prepare the offer to purchase and have it ready to take with you to meet with the seller.
- Step 7: Prepare the offer to purchase. The purchase price should be the current payoff amount unless you have agreed to pay more than the payoff amount.
- Step 8: Know what to say and what not to say. Never talk about selling “subject to” over the phone. In my experience, it’s much better when you can meet with the seller in person to explain how you will buy the house. Furthermore, don’t use the phrase “subject to” with the seller. Here’s the exact language I use when talking to a seller:
- “I can do the deal. We will have a traditional closing, where the real estate attorney will handle the closing and prepare all the documents. The deed and ownership to your property will be transferred to my LLC. At closing, I will be responsible for all the property taxes, insurance, repairs, monthly mortgage payments, and any and all expenses associated with the property. You will sign an Authorization to Release and all correspondence from your mortgage company will be mailed to my office. Your mortgage will be paid off when I sell the house to a new buyer.”
- Step 9: Email the payoff instruction letter and the offer to purchase to your real estate attorney for a quick closing.
- Step 10: While at the closing, have the seller call their lender and request a change of address for all their mortgage company’s correspondence to be mailed to your address. While your seller is on the call with their mortgage company, have the seller reconfirm exactly to the penny how much it would take to bring the account current if any payments are in arrears.
- Step 11: Also while at the closing, be sure your seller signs an Authorization to Release form giving you and your attorney the right to talk to the seller’s mortgage company any time in the future.
- Step 12: Send a copy of the Authorization to Release to the mortgage company to get your entire team authorized to talk on the seller’s behalf. Have someone on your team follow up with the mortgage company to make sure they receive the Authorization to Release, confirming that you and your team members are authorized to talk with the mortgage company about any details relating to the seller’s mortgage.
- Step 13: Purchase insurance coverage naming your entity as the insured and listing the mortgage company as the mortgagee, and have the seller cancel their property. Keep in mind that you’ll get a letter from the mortgage company demanding proof of insurance. When you get this letter, provide proof of insurance to the mortgage company.
- Step 14: If there are any past due mortgage payments, be sure to bring them current immediately. If you don’t have the money available to bring the payments current, you can borrow private money and collateralize the Promissory Note in the second position.
And you’re done! You have bought a house subject to the existing note.
– Jay Conner
Todd Domerese of The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund
The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund
Watch on YouTube:
The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund (IFHF) builds critically-needed centers for treating United States military personnel suffering the effects of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS). These injuries have severely impacted the lives of hundreds of thousands of men and women who have served selflessly in defense of our nation.
To help address this urgent need, IFHF is building a series of ten specially-designed treatment facilities, called Intrepid Spirit Centers, on military bases across the nation.
These centers act as Gymnasiums For The Brain, providing service members with the most advanced care available to address the complex symptoms of TBI and PTS. Seven Intrepid Spirit Centers are open and serving America’s brave men and women in uniform and the eighth center is currently underway.
More than 90% of patients treated in the centers are able to continue on Active Duty. Two additional centers are planned. The Intrepid Spirit Center program is only the latest in the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund’s almost 20-year history of assisting America’s military community. Since 2000, IFHF has provided over $200 million in support for severely wounded military personnel and families of military personnel lost in service to our nation.
About Todd Domerese
“My name is Alvis “Todd” Domerese and I was born and raised in Michigan. In 1998, at the age of 23, I joined the Army as an infantryman. In my 15 years in the Army, I have served with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, I have served with the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and I have served with the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Texas. I did a 6-month long peacekeeping deployment in Kosovo in 2000, a 1-year long combat deployment to Sadr City, Iraq in 2004, and a 1-year long combat deployment to the Helmand Providence in Afghanistan in 2010. On December 27, 2004, my vehicle was hit by two improvised explosive devices simultaneously. My gunner was killed instantly, my driver had his arm torn apart by shrapnel, and I had a large metal fragment go through my Kevlar helmet which caused a period of unconsciousness, a large complex scalp laceration, a linear skull fracture, and swelling and bruising on my brain. I also had multiple shrapnel pieces embedded in my face that had to be surgically removed.
“After my injury, I changed my job to a water treatment specialist since I could no longer serve as an infantryman. Due to the physical and psychological injuries I sustained in Iraq, I am now found to be 100% disabled and was medically retired as a staff sergeant on September 28, 2013, after serving 15 years, 2 months, and 14 days.
“Some of the disabilities I suffer from are my severe post-traumatic stress, severe migraine headaches, and other residual effects from my moderate traumatic brain injury.
“My awards include the air assault badge, the expert infantryman badge, the combat infantryman badge, the expert marksmanship badge, the Purple Heart medal, meritorious service medal, the Army Commendation medal (2), Army Achievement Medal (6), Good Conduct medal (5), National Defense Service Medal, Kosovo Campaign Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, Noncommissioned officer professional development ribbon (2), Army Service Ribbon, Army Overseas Service Ribbon (4), Afghanistan NATO medal, and the Kosovo NATO medal. I have been married to my wife Marti for 21 years and have two sons- Benjamin, age 16 and Joshua, age 12 [as of 2019].”
Todd was treated at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence in early 2013.
Real Estate Cashflow Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/
Free Webinar: http://bit.ly/jaymoneypodcast
Jay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. Without using his own money or credit, Jay maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $64,000 per deal.
What is Real Estate Investing? Live Cashflow Conference.
The Conner Marketing Group Inc.P.O. Box 1276, Morehead City, NC USA 28557
P 252-808-2927F 252-240-2504
Channel
RSS Feed
Google Play
iTunes:
Watch on ROKU:
Roku
Watch on Amazon Prime:
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)