Michigan Real Estate Investing Club Making a Difference for Members
Michigan Attorney, Kirk Falvay, Conducting Asset Protection Class

Kirk Falvay, attorney, will conduct a workshop on asset protection for investors and homeowners on February 12, 2007. The National Real Estate Network – A Premier Real Estate Club is sponsoring this workshop for members. The Theme of the workshop will be protecting your castle. Ralph Marcus Maupin, Jr. (Mark) member of Real Estate Club Said “I have heard many attorneys talk on how investors need to structure themselves so they protect there assets. Mr. Falvay goes above and beyond what an investor or home owner needs to know on asset protection. Kirk Falvay is always at our meetings answering questions for our members.”

Topics to be discussed includes:
• Use of living trusts
• Family partnerships
• Corporations
• Limited liability companies

Those in attendance will learn about what they can do to protect themselves and families against the threat of taxes, creditors, lawsuits, and divorce.

Mr. Falvay has offices in Bloomfield Hills, and may be reached toll free at 1-877-642-5535, and visited on the web at http://www.falvaylaw.com.

National Real Estate Network Known as NREN is a Real Estate Investment Club which meets on the 3rd Thursdays of each month. NREN provides great resources for new and experienced investors. Peter Surur, NREN member said "This is the best club in Michigan. They bring National Speakers every month to the club and club members are very action oriented. The Energy level is so high at the club; I always look forward to attend club meetings" You can check out their website with tons of resources at http://www.megaeveningevent.com. To become a member of this club please Contact Urvi Mehta at 248-762-0800/1-877-797-MEGA or at urvi@megaeveningevent.com

Any advice contained in this press release or to be provided at the workshop was not written and is not intended to be used, and cannot be used, by any taxpayer for the purpose of avoiding penalties with respect to taxes that may be imposed upon the taxpayer. (See IRS Circular 230)