Monthly Last Minute Foreclosure Stop Webinar
Course Objectives:
- Learn exactly how to stop foreclosures at the last minute
- Make very well by doing it
Includes:
- Step by step description of the process
- Exact logistics of the process
- How to game the system
- Taking advantage of legal rights
- Avoiding legal traps
- Obtaining clients
- Selecting clients
- How much to charge
- Questions and answer
Date:
- Wednesday July 29th
- 3:00pm to 4:00pm
Price:
- $30
More Information
Earn great by stopping foreclosures at the last moment.
Do you want to earn well?
Solve urgent problems!
What can be more urgent for a homeowner than needing to stop a foreclosure that is just about to happen?
When someone is about to be foreclosed the next morning, nothing is more urgent!
In this webinar I will show you how to solve this problem and earn very well.
We are in a knowledge economy.
This is especially true in real estate.
The more you learn. The more you learn.
Do you want to learn something valuable and immediately applicable?
This is it!
I have been doing this for the last couple of months.
I should have figured this out a lot earlier.
This works well for the clients.
This works well for me.
There is plenty of business.
This business works well because of the principle of “the benevolent authority”.
When you can solve a problem you become the “benevolent authority”.
This is especially true when there is urgency.
If there is time pressure you are the only game in town.
What this means to you is that you negotiate from an elevated position.
This is exactly what happens when you go to the doctor with broken arm. When your arm is broken, do you procrastinate, wait and look around for a better deal?
NO!
You go to the doctor and get treated quickly for a fair deal.
Last minute foreclosure stops is the business of the day.
It is about you providing a valuable service, at a fair price, with minimal negotiation, and with a quick client decision. What can be better?
The client gets to keep the property for a few more months.
You get paid excellent for a couple of hours of work!
There is no time waste!
I charge a fair price.
What I charge is less than renting a small apartment in my area.
I am effective and charge cash on the spot.
How much longer can the homeowner stay at the property?
It depends. From a few weeks to a few months.
I did one in May 4th. Today, July 15, the bank finally established the new foreclosure date to be October 16th. That is several months worth of living for free. In the meantime we are doing a loan mod for the client. Did the client get good deal or what?
Do you want to learn more?
Do you want to get started?
Sign up for this webinar. You will at least double your money in your first deal.
How about that for a great R.O.I?
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November 25th, 2009 at 4:40 pm
Hello Oscar,
I took your webinar on 11/24/2009. Thank you for all your valuable material!
I am a Real Estate agent that specializes in Short Sales in San Diego California. I have a transaction that I would liker your feedback on.
I am representing a seller in a Short Sale. He is going thru a BK chapter 7. We have a 1st and a 2nd non purchase money loans on his primary residence. My client has received ‘Discharge of Debtor’ letter from the BK court. The 1st lien holder has received BK release granted. The 1st has set a Trustee sale date for 12/03/2009. We have an assigned Loss Mitigator for the 1st and they are ready to approve the Short sale.
The 2nd requires an ‘Abandonment of Property’ granted from the BK court. The BK Trustee will file a petition for the abandonment on 11/31/2009, but this process takes at least 30 days to complete.
I petitioned a postponement of the Trustee sale to the 1st lien holder’s Loss Mitigator, but the investor will only extend the Sale date for one week from 12/03/2009. Unfortunately, we need at least 45 days.
After taking your ‘Last Minute Foreclosure Stop Webinar’ I figured the best way to get a postponement will be to use the ‘Request to Produce Documents’ method. I understand this process is best when performed by an attorney.
Do you have a sample form or letter we might be able to use as a template for the attorney to use on this petition? Does this petition need to be submitted to the lender’s Legal Department?
I would greatly appreciate your feedback on this scenario.
Thank you,
Oscar Garcia
Executive Realty Group
November 25th, 2009 at 5:01 pm
Oscar,
Its good to hear from you. I think the question to ask is if the property is still in a stay. If the property is still in the stay then they can’t foreclose. I am not a BK attorney, but it seems to me that if the property has not been abandoned, then it is still on a stay. Confirm that. Here is the link were I got the documents for requesting to show the evidence of debt.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/11903044/Respa-Letter
http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov
http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/programs/equalaccess/documents/
req_prod_doc_ventura.doc
Maybe you can do this with an attorney in the biz. Below is the name of one in your area. He did a good job for a person I referred to him a few years back.
coughlin-law.com
Hopefully this helps. Let me know how it goes. That way I will learn from you.
Oscar