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Loss Mitigation Negotiation
When real estate investors envision what it means to invest in foreclosures, they usually fall into one of two camps. One camp contains investors who primarily focus on the REO process, and they typically purchase REO properties or HUD homes to build their portfolios or generate profits. The REO camp usually requires access [...]
Loss Mitigation Program
Question: Looking for a LEGAL Loan Modification Affiliate Program?
I am a Loan Modification/Loss Mitigation Professional looking for a LEGAL loan modification affiliate program. I live in FL. I have tons of leads ready to go. I am open to a referral program or a hands on approach. Please answer or email me. Thank [...]
Loan Modification Market
Question: I’m working with countrywide to get a loan modification?
I’ve got them to agree to a modification. However, the principal balance is way too high still. Has anyone had any experience with lowering their principal balance it today’s housing market?
Jessus, I’m not soliciting for a loan for god sake! I’m [...]
Loan Modification Secrets
“The evil that is in the world almost always comes of ignorance, and good intentions may do as much harm as malevolence if they lack understanding.â€
Albert Camus’ quote about good intentions accompanied by ignorance doing as much harm as evil perfectly describes the recent Fox News “Investigative Report†on free methods for home [...]
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Foreclosure takes place when a property owner cannot make principal and/or interest payments on his/her loan, gradually leading to bleak act of the property being seized and sold at a foreclosure auction.
No one can be said to be perfectly safe from the venomous sting of the fiend call foreclosure. Even the most conscientious [...]
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