BUY and MAKE MONEY!

BUY with us ANY PROPERTY before January 31st, 2012 and

RECEIVE 15% BUYER BONUS PAID FROM OUR BUYER'S AGENT COMMISSION*

Estimate: from a $5,000 net (no GST) received by ALL Real Estate, 15%=$750; $8,000 net means 15%=$1200. This BONUS amount can be used by the Buyer at his own discretion ( to pay for movers, lawyer, furniture, electronics, etc.)* The payment is from the commission received by "ALL Real Estate Group" as a Buyer's Agent, from the Seller/Seller's Brokerage and will be offered to the Buyer only after a firm transaction is in place, ALL Real Estate Group is paid in full (3.5%+1.5% BOSP) and from the net commission. This is excluding GST and any other bonuses or incentives offered by the seller or its agent and it is paid only ONCE (not for each buyer from the same contract). The 15% Bonus is paid by the ALL Real Estate Group Brokerage.

ALL REAL ESTATE GROUP. Why ALL-INCLUSIVE?

Because we offer ALL the services you might need in a Real Estate Transaction:

For BUYERS, ALL the help they need: FREE BUYER CONSULTATION, financing referrals, finding the RIGHT HOME, referral of a Certified Home Inspector, Lawyer, Possession representation, Follow up and future advice
For SELLERS, ALL the help they need: FREE HOME EVALUATION&market updates, MARKETING STRATEGY, home staging advice, STRONG NEGOTIATION, Lawyer referral and other services as needed or requested
For INVESTORS, ALL the information necessary for an excellent investment as well as PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES for your just bought investment;
ALL Types of COMMISSION PLANS in order to reach your Real Estate numbers...
ALL the knowledge accumulated by us in the last seven years of business in the Calgary REAL ESTATE market
- Really, ALL that you need!


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Natural gas prices in Alberta drop below $2 to 10-year low	1/27/2012 7:06 PM
Natural gas prices at Alberta’s benchmark AECO hub dropped to 10-year lows of $1.92 per gigajoule Friday, before rebounding to $2.10. The drop, seen in the middle of the Canadian heating season when demand traditionally is strongest, bodes ill for the rest of the year, say analysts.
Environmental groups, government face off over Northern Gateway pipeline review	1/27/2012 5:07 PM
Environmental groups are seeking confirmation the ongoing regulatory review of the Northern Gateway pipeline is unbiased, as federal politicians committed to making drastic changes to major project reviews reaffirmed their concerns special interests are serving to “hijack” assessments.
Federal deficit shrinking faster than forecast	1/27/2012 3:08 PM
With just four months left in fiscal 2011-12, Ottawa should come in well under its full-year projection for a $31-billion shortfall.
Oil service companies cut Canada drilling forecast	1/27/2012 4:28 PM
The association representing Canadian energy service companies cut its 2012 drilling forecast by 11 per cent on Friday, citing a tight labour supply and chronically weak natural gas prices that have prompted explorers to rein in spending.
Changing old-age benefits fragile situation for government	1/27/2012 5:06 PM
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Joe Oliver continues to promise change to speed up development	1/27/2012 7:53 PM
Overhauling a regulatory system to speed up assessments on major environment projects in Canada is a "high priority item" for the federal government, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said Friday.
Former Alberta Treasury Board President Lloyd Snelgrove resigns from the Tory caucus	1/27/2012 7:50 PM
Former Alberta Treasury Board President Lloyd Snelgrove has resigned from the Progressive Conservative caucus, according the premier’s chief of staff. Snelgrove has been critical of Premier Alison Redford’s policies since her election as party leader last fall.
Bestselling author calls for soulful business leadership	1/27/2012 4:16 PM
CALGARY — Business executives need to turn to the soul for leadership in these difficult economic times, says bestselling author and international speaker Deepak Chopra. In an interview with the Herald, Chopra said business leaders need to focus on “cause-driven marketing.”
Facebook IPO to get Wall Street abuzz	1/27/2012 11:48 AM
Wall Street is about to get Facebook fever. The social networking giant with nearly 1 billion users is expected to file papers any day now to sell stock to the public. The timing stems partly from federal rules that would require Facebook to begin disclosing its financial information in April because of its phenomenal growth.

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