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Introduction To Loss Mitigation Concepts Course-Lesson 4- 15 ways to delay foreclosure

Today we’re going to be talking about ways to extend the time you have in foreclosure. I’ve come up with over 15 different ways to delay foreclosure. If, for some reason, you found one that I haven’t included, fill in the feedback down at the bottom of this page to let me know. I’m going… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course- Segment 18: Negotiating, Acceptance Letter, Closing and Conclusion

 Negotiating multiple liens What if there are multiple liens and you need to negotiate with multiple lien holders, how do you do that? The problem when you’re dealing with multiple liens is that the first mortgage will not approve a short sale unless all junior liens receive no more than a total of $1000. However, if you’re… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course- Segment 17: Negotiating the Acceptance Letter and Closing- continued

 Shifting cuts and using email A couple extra tips on top of your negotiation: Many concessions can be passed on to the buyer or buyer’s agent. For instance, the bank may set your agents’ limit to 5%. You can go to the agent that’s representing the buyer and let them know that the bank is requiring… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course- Segment 16: Negotiating the Acceptance and Closing

 Loss mitigator basics At some point when negotiating an acceptance letter and bringing your short sale to a successful close, you’re going to talk with an actual decision maker, an actual loss mitigator, someone who has some decision making capability. When you do, remember that the loss mitigator is a person. I’ve heard that he/she… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course- Segment 15: Buyer’s Price Opinion (BPO)

  More follow up re BPO A Buyer’s Price Opinion or BPO is an appraisal or evaluation done by a real estate agent, sometimes done by an appraiser, in which case it is called an appraisal instead. You always want to specifically request an interior BPO or appraisal. Some banks will have somebody drive by,… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course- Segment 14: Following up after submitting your packet

  Calling Your Lender So after you’ve put together a good package and you send it in, you want to call your lender within 48 hours. Typically it will not be put it in the system in the first 48 hours, unless you’re working directly with an individual. When you call, let them know you sent… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course- Segment 11: Multiple Offers

Proof of Funds Insist on some proof of funds by all buyers, that’s another important thing.  Never accept an offer without some kind of proof that they buyer can actually close.  A story is not good enough; the fact that you know the person is not good enough. You need to see: A bank statement… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 9: Marketing and Showing Your Home

Craigslist Another thing you should be doing when you our marketing your house is to use Craigslist. Craigslist is an absolute must. Craigslist.org is the website for listing homes, free classified listings of homes for sale. It’s an absolute must that you list your home in Craigslist. It’s free, it’s easy, it’s quick. You can… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 7- Working With an Agent

Working with an agent The next step is all the interactions of listing your house. Listing your house is not mandatory to sell it, you can sell it yourself. However, having a realtor is sometimes required by your lender. If you have a FHA loan it’s required to have your house listed on multiple listings… Continue Reading

Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 6- First Call to Lender, Inspection, Title Check

First call to lender Once you’ve gotten the idea of how much time you have the first real action you need to take is to call your lender. You need to understand where they are what they want to do understand their intentions, and get a game plan on how exactly to work with them. Article… Continue Reading