(NAPSA)—You don’t have to invest in real estate to make money. You can sell booth space at a real estate convention sponsored by The Learning Annex. This trendsetting company has invented an Independent Sales Associate Program whereindividuals—called ISAs—can makea lot of money selling booth space. The x oe program is the brain-child of Bill Zanker, founder and president of the 25-year-old adult education center that offers actual and virtual courses as well as large scale national conferences and events, ry a “ n Ordinary people across the nation have the opportunity to make extraordinary commissions. including the high-profile Real Estate Wealth Expo. Whenit came timeto sell booth space for the Expos, Zanker believed that giving “ordinary people” aroundthe country the opportunity to sell booths would produce extraordinary results. He reasoned that offering sales agents extremely high commissions for each booth they sell would result in more booths sold. His hunch is paying off What’s almost as extraordinary as the high commission is the ISAs are enthusiastic, hardworking and creative. Theyalso like the art of the sale. One associate has earned more than $100,000 in commissions working part-time, and manyothers are earning from $50,000 to $75,000. The booths are attractive not only because lots of people have For those attracted by the Learning Annex’s provocative Robert Kiyosaki,” says Bob Hilgers, a Chicago ISA. “They also know that being in the right place when a motivated investor wants to make a deal is half the battle and that the 40,000 plus Expo attendees are investors with money to spend.” To learn more about the program, visit www.SellBooths.com or call 1-800-US-ANNEX. For more information about The Learning Annex you can visit www.learningannex.com. training—there is none. newspaperadstouting earnings of as much as $2,500 per hour, there is a short introductory seminar, a dedicated Web site and a forum where the ISAs can trade sales advice, questions, stories and valuable lessons. There’s also a series of material and brochures, and the encouragement of Program Director John Goodfriend. Goodfriend notes that the best real estate fever, but because the Expos feature prominent keynote speakers. “My booth exhibitors include Chicago Real Estate agents and mortgage brokers whoreadily understand the benefit of sharing a roof with Donald Trump and
