Fred R. Hurt
mill_valley, ca
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- Member since: 2007-01-16 00:00:00
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- Events: 16
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Enzo Garcia at the Mill Valley Public Library
Where: Mill Valley Public Library
Date: 2007-07-05 15:30:00
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Nationally adored musician, Enzo Garcia, brings his wide variety of musical instruments and genuinely engaging presence to the Mill Valley Public Library's outdoor amphitheater on July 5. Enzo invites you, your friends, family and neighbors, to join him under the redwoods for a heartwarming afternoon of music. He'll bring his banjo, guitar, accordion, saw and other surprises. All you need are clapping hands, singing voices and dancing feet. The library's beautiful amphitheater is directly behind the building in the midst of the towering redwoods. It is an ideal venue for Enzo's original songs and his fresh renditions of traditional American folksongs which take their inspiration from the beauty of the wooded environment in which he lives. Enzo has been performing his Breakfast with Enzo show in the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco for the past 5 years and has a loyal and growing following of kids and families from around the Bay Area. His nine CDs of family music have been featured in national magazines, top 20 lists such as NPR's All Things Considered, and highly regarded music blogs. Event submitted by Eventful.com on behalf of debraun.
Chuck Prophet
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-08-31 21:30:00
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Chuck Prophet has managed to establish himself as a singular, maverick creative force since his days as a !take-no-prisoners guitarslinger' with Green On Red.
FREE REAL ESTATE INVESTING & NETWORKING EVENT
Where: Acqua Hotel
Date: 2007-07-11 18:45:00
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FREE REAL ESTATE INVESTING EDUCATION, INFORMATION AND NETWORKING EVENT. Local chapter of national investing club meets Wednesdays in Mill Valley. Learn how to begin your investing career or to take it to the next level. Build your rolodex, partner on deals, network with professionals and learn from multi-millionaires who do real estate investing full time instead of infomercial "gurus" on the rock and roll tour of America. RSVP requested. SPECIAL EVENT: 2 free days of investing education July 27 & 28. Contact for info.
The Curtain Theatre Presents Shakespeare's Twelfth Night in ...
Where: Old Mill Park
Date: 2007-08-04 14:00:00
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The Curtain Theatre, Mill Valleys own company of Shakespeare players, has chosen the bards comedy Twelfth Night for its eighth summer production in Old Mill Park. Curtain Theatre Takes on Twelfth Night in its Eighth Summer Season Saturdays and Sundays, from August 4-26. Shows start at 2 p.m. Antebellum South is Setting for Steamy Love Story Twelfth Night tells the story of Viola, a young woman shipwrecked in the country of Illyria who decides to dress as a man to make her make her way in the new land. She comes to serve the lovesick Count Orsino in his courtship of Lady Olivia, who instead falls for the fetching young go-between. Along the way, we meet Sir Toby Belch and other riotous court characters, as well as that officious steward, Malvolio. This production, set in the antebellum South, promises to be a sultry, steamy gumbo of colorful costumes and lively music. It features many cast members from last years production of A Midsummer Nights Dream, an all-time hit for the company that played to record houses. The Curtain Theatre is dedicated to putting on the worlds best plays in one of the Bay Areas most beautiful settings. Its outdoor productions, in an amphitheater nestled among redwoods, are designed to appeal to all ages, and first-time viewers as well as Shakespeare buffs. The groups artistic director is Susannah Rose Woods, a veteran of the Bay Area theater scene. The productions make heavy use of traditional and original music, arranged by Don Clark, using instruments that include fiddle, concertina, flute, guitar and mandolin. Cast: Matthew Boucher; Jaime Castner; Mary Eilers; Eric Alexander Hoffman; Ted Kleen; Chris Libby; Geoff Libby; Christopher Maikish; Robert Mercer; Julia Mitchell; Nicole Podell; Dillon Siedentopf. Musicians: Don Clark, Michele Delattre, Alice Montgomery. Managing Director/Choreographer: Bethanie Gilbert. Photographer: Kenneth Friedman. Twelfth Night will run Saturdays and Sundays, from August 4-26. Shows start at 2 p.m. The Curtain Theater performs on the stage beneath the Mill Valley Public Library in Old Mill Park, which is at 375 Throckmorton Ave. Admission is free, but donations are happily accepted. Event submitted by Eventful.com on behalf of pookah.
Shana Morrison
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-08-24 21:00:00
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As the talented daughter of superstar Van Morrison, Shana has much to draw from her deep background of early childhood music.
Vinyl
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-09-14 21:30:00
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The infectious music of Vinyl blends old-school funk, Latin percussion, reggae and R&B into signature instrumental grooves. Vinyl shows are high energy and dance oriented with a universal appeal.
Sambada
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-09-13 21:00:00
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SambaDa is an exuberant musical group out of Santa Cruz performing a unique brand of samba, funky Latin grooves, hip-hop riffs, bossa nova and salsa. The group delivers a polished show guaranteed to inspire you to dance.
Aram Danesh Band and the Super Human Crew
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-09-08 21:30:00
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Aram Danesh encompasses music of the Middle East, Cuba, Brazil, old school jazz, funk and groove hop influences.
New West Guitar Quartet
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-08-28 20:30:00
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The New West Guitar Quartet is from the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music and features John Storie, Matt Roberts, Perry Smith and Brady Cohan -- all current students in the studio/jazz guitar department.
Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well And Living In Paris
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-05-22 20:00:00
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Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris celebrates Brel’s timeless relevance and enduring passions. Translated from French by American poet Eric Blau and lyricist Mort Shuman (“Save the Last Dance For Me”), the show is a diverse blend of ballads, tangos, boleros and classics. With raw human emotion, each piece tells a story, examining themes of love, war, adventure and broken dreams…never forgetting that life, with all its tragedies and complexities, shows much humor. This musical revue, of more than 20 songs, is performed by four vocalists, two male and two female who are accompanied by four musicians. It transforms Brel's astonishing musical compositions into a theatrical experience that has enthralled audiences for nearly four decades. The original production opened in 1968 at The Village Gate in Greenwich Village and ran for more than four years. Tickets range from $30-$50 with Pay-What-You-Can on Tuesdays, except for Opening Night. Seniors 65+ receive a $10 discount on weekday and Saturday matinees. Full time student tickets are $20 for all performances. Order tickets at 415.388.5208 or online at www.marintheatre.org.
Leo Bash
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-08-10 21:00:00
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This event features everything from comedy to singing to hip hop and rap.
Alfred Howard and the K23 Orchestra @ Sweetwater Saloon
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-08-22 22:00:00
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51st Annual Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival
Where: Old Mill Park
Date: 2007-09-15 10:00:00
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Showcasing art under the redwoods, over 130 craftspeople from across the country feature work in 15 different media categories for all occasions: art to hang, art to play with, art to use, art to wear, and more! For the two day duration of the event, The Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival features a wide variety of concessions hosted by Tamalpais High School, Kiddo!, Mill Valley Volunteer Firefighters, Muir Woods Community Association, 142 Throckmorton Theatre.org, and other southern Marin based non-profit organizations. A selection of live music from popular bay area performers will linger, not to mention a diverse line-up of children’s entertainment to keep the little ones enthralled while parents shop for artistic treasures.
Film Night In The Park - PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'...
Where: Old Mill Park
Date: 2007-09-07 20:00:00
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FNITP Presents: Pirates of the Carribean - Dead Man's Chest Director Gore Verbinksi takes to the high seas to helm the continuing adventures of swashbuckling Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp), young Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and headstrong beauty Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley). Once again, the trio returns to the realm of the supernatural as Jack tries to weasel his way out of a blood debt with the ghostly Davey Jones (Bill Nighy), who threatens the wily skipper with eternal damnation if he welshes. When: Friday, September 7 8 pm Where: Old Mill Park in Mill Valley Suggested Donation: $6 adults $3 children and seniors Sponsored by Telli Marin http://www.telli.com/
Jerry Hannan
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-08-09 21:00:00
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San Rafael based singer-songwriter Jerry Hannan is one of the most talked-about performers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Often described as "shades of Dylan, John Prine and Van Morrison...very Americana with a faint Irish lilt," Hannan's songs (like those of Springsteen, Steve Earle and Cat Stevens) speak of everyday lives and the magic that people sometimes miss. He is a storyteller who loves nothing better than to sit around after a show and talk to people in the audience and hear some good stories. His irreverent, twisted style has been described as smart, often funny, sardonic in a good-natured way, dealing with issues like ecology, friendship, love and public drunkenness.
Commander Cody
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-09-01 21:30:00
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This Bay Area band has a mix of Western swing, country, rockabilly and novelty music.
The Unauthorized Rolling Stones
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-09-07 21:30:00
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The Unauthorized Rolling Stones is a Rolling Stones tribute band.
Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes
Where: Sweetwater Saloon
Date: 2007-09-19 21:00:00
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Johnny Sketch and The Dirty Notes is a funk and rock group from New Orleans.
Meshugga Beach Party
Where: Mill Valley Masonic Hall
Date: 2007-12-14 20:00:00
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What: Meshugga Beach Party When: Saturday Dec. 14th 8pm Where: Mill Valley Masonic Hall, 19 Corte Madera Ave. Mill Valley Tickets: $20 Public info/tickets: murphyproductions.com or 415.389.5072 More about the band: www.meshuggabeachparty.com Oy gevalt! What kind of cockamamy shtick is this? "Meshugga Beach Party" does something totally different from any other band in the Bay Area. They play traditional Jewish Music with a surf music spin on it
Said Said
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-02-05 20:00:00
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'Said Said' by award-winning playwright Kenneth Lin is political thriller set simultaneously in Algiers in 1954 during the infamous Battle of Algiers and in present day Vermont.
Words + Music
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-02-11 00:00:00
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This special evening expand on the ideas of the currently running play through renowned guest speakers, actors and performances of dance, song and instrumental music, plus foreign documentary or vintage films.
American Triage
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-02-16 19:30:00
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AMERICAN TRIAGE, Fatima is a teenage girl growing up in the Canal district of San Rafael. Ever since a near-death experience following a soccer game accident, her little brother Lalo has been able to see his guardian angel -- who happens to be a statue in the San Rafael church. When their parents are deported in the immigration raids, Fatima and Lalo are left alone. Lalo sends his guardian angel to Mexico to protect his parents as they attempt to cross back into the United States -- but in order to separate from Lalo, the angel must remove her wings and live as a mortal human.
A Streetcar Named Desire
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-04-01 20:00:00
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This Tennessee Williams play tells the tale of Blanche DuBois, a faded and fragile Southern belle who visits her younger sister Stella, now living in a seedy district of New Orleans. Blanche is near the end of a downhill path in her life, but she comes repeatedly into confrontation with Stella's sexually aggressive husband, Stanley Kowalski, whose coarseness both offends and attracts her educated sensitivity. Tension mounts, and inevitably, a breaking point comes.
Leap Day part 2: Mount Tamalpais
Where: Mount Tamalpais SP
Date: 2008-03-01 12:00:00
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Camping at Mt. Tamalpais State Park. Either the Steep Ravine site or Alice Eastwood, depending on how many people want to come. We'll hike down the ravine, then cook up a mess of food, drink whiskey and maybe play some music around the fire. Bring a +1 if you like. Please let me know if you are up for camping, since I will need to reserve a site.
Discover Local History on a Walking Tour!
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-05-17 10:00:00
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THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE 3RD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH (May 17, June 21, July 19, August 16, and September 20, 2008) Connect with the past as you learn about San Rafael's pioneer families while viewing the estates of Robert Dollar and Louise Boyd. Learn about San Rafael's Mission, Carnegie Library, The Belrose Theater, and other 19th century buildings. Tours last about an hour, wear sensible walking shoes, and bring your hat and suntan lotion! Beginning at 10 a.m., tours start from the historic Boyd Gate House, 1125 B Street, and continue through downtown San Rafael.
Marin Theatre Company’s Words & Music Series pays tribute to...
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-04-07 19:30:00
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Jazz City New Orleans is presented in celebration of MTC’s current production of “A Streetcar Named Desire,” Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning drama. In a special Words & Music program, award-winning writer, clarinetist, lecturer and photographer Bill Carter explores the roots of this beloved genre through the lens of his recently published book Preservation Hall. In addition, the art form will be explored on film The Story of Jazz featuring interviews, rare clips, vintage footage of the late greats, and commentary as jazz roots are traced back to the 1830’s. The evening will round out with a performance by virtuoso vocalist Kenny Washington and Quartet who will entertain with the classic styles of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn, while infusing colors of Stevie Wonder and Donny Hathaway. Public Info: Reserved tickets are $32, $29 seniors, and $19 students and can be ordered through the Marin Theatre Company Box Office at 415-388-5208 or online at www.marintheatre.org A delicious hot Southern dinner may be purchased in advance for only $20 when ordering tickets and will be served in the lobby starting at 6pm. A complimentary wine tasting will be paired with dinner, and assigned seats are guaranteed for all dinner guests who reserve in advance. ----- MILL VALLEY, CA– On Monday, April 7 at 7:30pm, “The Saints Will Go Marching In” at Marin Theatre Company for an evening celebrating the sights, sounds, and cuisine of Jazz City New Orleans. In a special Words & Music program, award-winning writer, clarinetist, lecturer and photographer Bill Carter explores the roots of this beloved genre through the lens of his recently published book Preservation Hall. In addition, the art form will be explored on film The Story of Jazz featuring interviews, rare clips, vintage footage of the late greats, and commentary as jazz roots are traced back to the 1830’s. The evening will round out with a performance by virtuoso vocalist Kenny Washington and Quartet who will entertain with the classic styles of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn, while infusing colors of Stevie Wonder and Donny Hathaway. Jazz City New Orleans will be performed at the Boyer Theatre at Marin Theatre Company, 397 Miller Avenue in Mill Valley. Reserved tickets are $32, $29 seniors, and $19 students and can be ordered through the Marin Theatre Company Box Office at 415-388-5208 or online at www.marintheatre.org. A delicious hot Southern dinner may be purchased in advance for only $20 when ordering tickets and will be served in the lobby starting at 6pm. A complimentary wine tasting will be paired with dinner, and assigned seats are guaranteed for all dinner guests who reserve in advance. Basing the lecture from his aptly titled new book, Preservation Hall, Bill Carter will unearth the roots of New Orleans jazz, a turn of the century combination of African American and European musical traditions which ranged from ragtime to blues, leading up to the establishment of Preservation Hall. Enjoy stories, slides and musical riffs from an author who brilliantly captures the essence of this colorful chapter of American history. New Orleans native Kenny Washington, along with his Quartet, promise to deliver a jaw-dropping performance to pay homage to the great jazz city. With a long-time musical background in gospel and saxophone beginning at a very young age, Washington honed his skills in the Bay Area jazz scene and has even been featured in an off-Broadway production “Fire at Keaton’s Bar and Grill” featuring Elvis Costello and Deborah Harry. His free form approach and four-plus octave range is awe-inspiring as his rapid-fire scat puts saxophone solos to shame, while ballads flow like liquid. Jazz City New Orleans is presented in celebration of MTC’s current production of “A Streetcar Named Desire,” Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning drama. Centered on the culture clash between two now mythic characters – Blanche DuBois, a pretentious, fading relic of the Old South and Stanley Kowalski, a dominating and brutish member of the industrial, urban immigrant class, New Orleans bursts to jazz-infused life supplying the gritty citizens, violent crime and sexual exploits that are synonymous with this intoxicating city. Words & Music is made possible by a generous gift from Carl G. Berry. The series is produced by Ellie Mednick.
Love Person
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-04-27 17:00:00
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This innovative new play will change the way we laugh and love in the theatre as it combines American Sign Language, English, erotic emails, some naughty text-messaging and the sensual poetry of Sanskrit and asks with 7000 known languages in the world, which could best communicate our most intimate emotion.
7th Annual Mill Valley Bike Swap
Where: Strawberry Point Elementary School
Date: 2008-05-24 08:00:00
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FREE SWAPPING* (see below) FREE BROWSING PARKING: PLEASE! If attending DO NOT park on residents property or obstructing their homes. If we want this event to continue you MUST obey these rules. The residents are kind enough to allow us to do this. Lets keep it a great event and lets keep it going. FOOD: I will have some food and beverages available. Please email me with any suggestions. CONTACT: mvbikeswap@yahoo.com Q&A Q: So I have some bike stuff in my garage to get rid of, how do I sell? and how much will it cost me? A: 5' x 5' spaces are FREE (donations are gladly accepted). So all you people who have some stuff in your garage... please come down and bring it. email me: mvbikeswap@yahoo.com so I know to hold a spot for you! Q: I want to come down and browse for some stuff to buy. How much does it cost me to get in? A: FREE (Donations are gladly accepted to keep the swap going, thanks) Q: I want to be kept informed of this event in the future. Do you have a mailing list? A: Yes, It's just me sending out 1-3 emails a year in regards to my swap and things going on. Q. Do you support a local organization with proceeds made with the swap? A. If and when I actually make a dime on this swap I will donate all the proceeds to a cycling oriented non profit. VENDORS / SELLERS: Last year was great but it costs money to put this thing on. I am charging a nominal fee to regain my expenditures. So what cost money? (you may ask) The space itself, the insurance for the space, the posters, port-a-potties, people and time, believe me, it adds up! So here is the deal: Got Bike Stuff? EVERYONE who wants to sell anything BIKE RELATED even just a pair of cleats reserve a spot by emailing mvbikeswap@yahoo.com Call your friends, empty out their garage and make money! 5' x 5' spaces are FREE (donations are gladly accepted). 5' x 10' spaces are $25.00 each so... 10' x 10' space will cost $50.00 20' x 20' space will cost you $200.00 Spaces are payable to me in CASH at the swap or by check one week before the swap day. There is no percentage fee or other cost. I have been just breaking even each year and it's always a questionable thing. So please pay me before the swap so I may have piece of mind of recouping my expenditures. Thank you! SET UP: You may begin setting up as early as you wish. I should be at the location at 5:30am or so. The swap starts at 8:00am and I will NOT be holding people at the door. ALL people selling stuff with trucks and vehicles, weather they be employees cars or whatever, ALL NEED TO BE OUT OF THE PARKING LOT AT 7:30am, NO LATER. PARKING: I need to make parking easier on ALL the residents and attendees! Please, if you are selling, park in a legal spot and far from the swap so others may come and go. I will tell you where to park, take a bike and ride it to the swap (it's not far!). Thanks! TEAR DOWN: When things die down and the parking lot isn't jammed anymore you may go and get your vehicle and begin to load. Please make way for passing and parking vehicles.
Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris
Where: Marin Theatre Company
Date: 2008-05-27 20:00:00
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This show transforms Brel's musical compositions into a theatrical experience that has enthralled audiences for nearly four decades.
The Mountain Play Association Presents: The Wizard of Oz
Where: Cushing Memorial Amphitheatre
Date: 2008-05-18 13:00:00
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“Lions and Tigers and Bears…oh my!” This year the Mountain Play Association presents The Wizard of Oz at the magical, outdoor amphitheater tucked away in a nook of Mount Tamalpais. The mountain will be filled with good and bad witches, munchkins, flying monkeys, ruby red slippers and all the wonderment that has made this classic fairy tale a part of our culture. Join Dorothy, Toto and her newfound friends as they set off down to yellow brick road to see the Wizard. Sundays, May 18, May 25, June 1, June 8 and June 15 with one Saturday performance June 7 at 1pm.
Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris
Where: Marin Theater Company
Date: 2008-05-25 14:00:00
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Mill Valley June Meeting - "The Investor's Guide to Commerci...
Where: Mill Valley Community Center
Date: 2008-06-05 18:00:00
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The topics we will be presenting at this meeting include: The Investor's Guide to Commercial Real Estate with Mike Sarwari Positive Cash Flow Duplexes in Fort Smith, Arkansas 1) The Investor's Guide to Commercial Real Estate with Mike Sarwari Learn about the enormous potential of commercial real estate! This seminar will cover how you can begin investing in commercial real estate with little to no money down. Some of the things you will learn about in this presentation are: Residential Real Estate Commercial Real Estate Residential vs. Commercial Types of Commercial Property: Multi-Family Units Retail Centers Office Buildings & Complexes Hotels & Motels Land How to Locate Commercial Deals How to use Technology to Find Deals How to do your Due Diligence Financing Commercial Deals and much more! 2) Positive Cash Flow Duplexes in Fort Smith, Arkansas New Construction Pre-leased Duplexes New construction pre-leased duplexes less than $100k per unit with instant cash flow of $215 Turn key investment with management and tenants in place The Fort Smith Arkansas metro is historically a steady and predictable housing market with no peaks and valleys. Appreciation steady 5-6% annually. Cost of living in the Fort Smith metro is 26% less than US Avg and area is poised for continued growth due to recent new job announcements, high income growth in the past 24 months and low unemployment at 4.5%. About Fort Smith Metro Population: 300,000 Active Military Training Base New 4 Year University Low cost of living: ~ 26% below national average Forbes recently ranked #1 Ranked #6 in income growth in US - Forbes Fort Smith Housing Market 5-7% Appreciation Annually (OFHEO) 40% of population rents Turn-Key ownership Pre-leased Builder also owns property management Easy to handle warranty items and maintenance needs FREE if pre-registered online or by phone. http://www.nreiclub.com or Toll Free 888-966-CLUB (2582)