March 3rd, 2009

Loss Mitigation Short Sale Vs Loan Modification

Are you wondering if you might be a candidate for loss mitigation short sale? How do you know if you should pursue a short sale?

Today’s troubled economy and failing real estate market is causing many homeowners to be at risk for foreclosure. There are a variety of reasons that may cause homeowners to fall behind on their payments such as job loss, illness, divorce or poor money management. Whatever the cause, foreclosure should be avoided if at all possible. One alternative to foreclosure is a loss mitigation short sale. Short sale agreements must be negotiated with the lender; more specifically their loss mitigation department.

November 23rd, 2008

How to Profit from Foreclosures

Discover three effective ways to profit from foreclosures. Article includes tips and caveats.

The idea one can profit from foreclosures is more than buying a property at an auction and then reselling that property for a profit. In this article, we will consider three ways you can profit from foreclosures.

1) Bid at the foreclosure sale

2) Buy an REO from the lender

3) Negotiate a sale with the distressed property owners

The Foreclosure Process

February 23rd, 2008

Stop Foreclosure By Restructuring Your Mortgage

Stop this by restructuring your mortgage is one of many options that you may want to explore to stop foreclosure on your home. If you’re looking for creative ways to stop foreclosure by restructuring your mortgage you need to know how to increase your chances of success. What matters when stop foreclosure by restructuring your mortgage? Will it affect your credit score? Will your repayments be the same?

Do You Qualify To Stop Foreclosure by Restructuring Your Mortgage?

February 7th, 2008

How Does Bankruptcy Affect A Short Sale And How You Could Lose Thousands Of Dollars?

Here is an excerpt from my home study course “Short Sale Fundamentals” in the final phases of completion now.

The Homeowner is in Bankruptcy

First off you don’t ever want to offer legal advice to the homeowner unless under the rare situations where you’re a qualified attorney. Let’s discuss the two typical types of bankruptcies that you may encounter.

Chapter 7 - know as Liquidation

Chapter 13 - known as Reorganization

With either type you are going to have to contact the Trustee of the Bankruptcy to get the property released out of it.

January 16th, 2008

Finding The Right House To Flip

One of the most important steps in successfully flipping a home is finding the home! Not many people know how to look for a great deal yet so many companies out there are giving bogus advertisements on training seminars and do it yourself packages. In this article you’ll learn the basics of how to find the right property to flip.

How to search for the right house to flip. There are several ways to search for a home:

  • Use a Real Estate Agent
  • Search Online
  • Use Foreclosure Listings or Websites
  • December 19th, 2007

    Step By Step Approach To Finding Foreclosures

    Here are two examples of Foreclosure listings:
    Central Ohio Foreclosure Source - Daily Reporter Newspaper. This site is where I get the most recent foreclosure listings, check your newspaper or call the city to find your list of foreclosures.

    Here is what a listing looks like when it is pulled up on the daily reporter

    New Filing (8/16/2006)
    Foreclosure Actions
    06CVE08-10610 — Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Person in Foreclosure 2222 Gleneagles Ct. Dublin OH 43017 Person in Foreclosure 2222 Gleneagles Ct. Dublin OH 43017 and unknown tenants, if any, of 2569 Punderson Dr.; foreclosure of mortgage 193,161.91. Judge Bessey.
    Manley, Deas & Kochalski, LLC by Lisa K. Pomeroy
    8888 Punder Dr.
    Hilliard, OH 43026


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