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Shocking Short Sale Reports – Investors Turn

Student Housing Doug FathInvestors are turning away from short sales in droves as new reports of scary legal tactics come to light.

Many investors who have dealt in short sales over the past three to four years have unknowingly exposed themselves to prosecution as former home owners wake up to their old lenders garnishing their wages.

Of course they blame the investor who did not disclose that risk to them.

In the meantime, others are finding their investments save and cash flowing well.

Doug Fath, for example, a 28-year old real estate multi-millionaire, has made his imprint in a completely different niche, that is considered by most as one of the “scariest markets” in real estate.

After revealing what that niche is and how he has profitted from his investments, literally hundreds of comments poured in to his web site, asking for the  “secret code” to be revealed.

Doug’s “secret niche” has the potential for immediate revenue streams, as well as long term wealth building features, as market analysis reveals strong demand and stable values in this market for years to come.

In fact, it is Doug’s long term market analysis which is based on demographics and specific needs of large groups of the population that has led Doug Fath to this profitable real estate niche in the first place.

Find out more and watch Doug’s free videos, and see the hundreds of comments that were left on his web site.

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March 16, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post

Short Sale Killer: Elimination Beats Short Sales…

The Big Short Sale Lie

The short sale business model has long been touted as one of the best ways to make money in this housing foreclosure crisis.

What the gurus won’t tell you is the true numbers behind that business model.

That’s a big reason why so many beginning real estate investors fail with short sales!

  • It’s a lot of work (whether you outsource it or not, it’s still A LOT of work…)
  • Many more short sales don’t work out than the ones that do
  • It’s NOT easy to pre-select them and work only on the ones that will work
  • Banks and lenders are changing the rules every other week, tripping you up on promising deals at the last minute
  • You need A LOT of potential deals to make A FEW of them work out (they call that “a numbers game”, but hey, roulette is a numbers game too, right?)
  • Lenders make you feel like you’re doing something wrong even though you are the one providing a solution to their problem
  • Big Money scams and government being in cahoots with banks makes the whole business model ludicrous and frustrating

…and on and on!

What To Do If Your Short Sales Don’t Work For You?

In the following section I wil give you links to educate you about MERS, the scam of mortgage processing and administration.

I will show you a way that will help you beat back the system, not only for yourself, but for your clients as well.

And make great money in real estate when you fly under the Short Sale Radar to beat the system.

First, the most important link is this:

http://TurnDebt2Cash.com – watch the testimonial video and sign up so you get access to free webinars and reports about how to eliminate mortgages quickly and legally.

Supporting files and documentation:

Read up on what the mortgage industry is talking about (“Strategic Defaults“)

Why lenders are afraid of “Forensic Audits“?

Scary for MERS: Enforcability of Securitized Mortgages

MERS legal cases: This is really bad for the banks!

And here is the info on the solution for you:

http://TurnDebt2Cash.com

Leave your comments and opinions below andmake a difference today!

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February 24, 2010 | 3 comments | View Post

The IndyMac – FDIC – One West Bank Short Sale Scandal

This must be one of the biggest and most scandalous eye-openers that unfold in the foreclosure crisis, which is saturated with propaganda about foreclosure rescue scams and banks’ unwillingness to work with short sale investors.

Remember this video the next time you talk to a bank, and click below to discover
how you can strike back:


February 12, 2010 | 9 comments | View Post

How to Get Killer Short Sale Comps

How cool would it be if you could know upfront and in advance what price the lender will accept on your short sale offer?

That’s exactly what you get to know if you follow this killer short sale strategy (click play to watch…)

Save 50% on GotForeclsoure Short Sale Secrets – Limited Time Special Offer

Are you struggling with short sales? One of the biggest issues is knowing what price the lender might accept.

There is an easy way to find out!

Every day in your area, dozens of properties are sold (or not sold) by lenders at trustee sales or foreclosure sales.

Many of these properties ended up at the sale because of failed short sale negotiations.

Here is the “Ah-Ha” moment: The same lender who was stone walling you and not letting you know what price they would really go for, reveals the price right here – in the opening bid amount of the trustee sale or foreclosure sale!

Now that the volume of foreclosure sales is so high, the opening bid amounts of comparable properties are true short sale and wholesale comps. Use them to add to your powerful arsenal of short sale negotiation weapons.

This powerful strategy – and many more are inside GotForeclosure’s Short Sale Secrets – now available for a limited time at 50% off – click here for more!

Questions or comments? Leave them below and get more exposure for your own real estate investing!


January 21, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post

HUD Waives 90-Day Seasoning

It has been kind of expected among real estate and mortgage professionals. Today came the official announcement from the HUD office.

As of 2/1/10, FHA buyers can buy properties that have been owned by the seller for less than 90 days.

Of course, there are some strings and conditions attached. Watch this video for details…


Resources:

Release text

PDF of detailed conditions

What do you think about the impact of this temporary waiver? Engage and leave your comment below!


January 15, 2010 | 3 comments | View Post
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