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Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 5- How much time do I need and how much time do I have?

Posted on October 5, 2010 by admin • 1 Comment

Overview Before you start marketing for an offer you should first talk to your lender about a short sale.   You need to get all the necessary information about your lenders requirements for doing a short sale.  I will discuss exactly how to have that conversation.  I am also going to discuss special marketing techniques for… Continue Reading

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Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 4- Why Collect Money

Posted on September 27, 2010 by admin • 0 Comments

Why should you be able to collect money if your bank is taking a loss? A better question is why would you want to go to the pain of negotiating your own short sale and not get paid for it? You wouldn’t be in foreclosure if you weren’t having a hard time.  Collecting money could… Continue Reading

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Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 3- How Successful Will I be in conducting a Short Sale?

Posted on September 23, 2010 by admin • 1 Comment

Situational success factors are the factors that can change how successful you are at getting a short sale completed.  Now this doesn’t have to do with you, but it has to do with your own situation.  Like what kind of loans do you have?  Are there any extra leans?  Who owns the loans?  Who services… Continue Reading

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Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 2- Why do banks short sale?

Posted on September 20, 2010 by admin • 1 Comment

A lot of people are dubious when they hear about short sales. Will a bank really lower the amount of money that they’re owed just so you can get out of your hard situation? Aren’t banks all about making a profit? Yes they are.  So why would a for-profit corporation knowingly take a loss on… Continue Reading

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Short Sale Your House & Get Paid E-Course: Segment 1- Introduction

Posted on September 13, 2010 by admin • 3 Comments

Welcome Short Sale Your Home and Get Paid to Do It.  The only course you will find on the market that shows you exactly how to work a short sale on your own property and still get paid to do it.  First, I want you to consider all the reasons that you’ve decided to take… Continue Reading

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15 ways to delay foreclosure or even stomp it to pieces

Posted on January 24, 2009 by admin • 44 Comments

I’m going to talk about these different ways but I want to make it clear that I don’t condone all of these activities for all instances. By using these strategies you may be able to buy yourself some more time for your particular situation. Remember I’m not an attorney, the only legal advice I’m giving you is to check with an attorney for legal advice.

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7 ways to buy more time so you can do the right thing

Posted on June 27, 2007 by admin • 0 Comments

I do not condone all of these activities for all instances. But by using these strategies you may be able to slow the sherif 1. Chapter 7 bankruptcy – This bankruptcy dissolves all debt and absolves you of the responsibility to pay it. It will temporarily delay foreclosure while the U.S. Bankruptcy Court works out… Continue Reading

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