Posts Tagged ‘loss mitigation consultants’
Any Loss Mitigation Consultant Out There?
July 25th, 2009
Does anyone know about becoming a Loss Mitigation Consultant? Is this for foreclosures?
I am looking for a job and I came across postings in becoming a Loss Mitigation consultant. Since I'm familiar with the mortgage industry, I thought this would be a good area for me. However I have found that a lot of these websites charge you to become a consultant. Is this the way it usually is or are they just trying to make more money?
Is anyone here a current loss mitigation consultant?
Has it worked for you?
I really don't want to throw my money away but I would like to get into the Foreclosure area because I know lots of people going through this now.
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Career as a loss mitigation and foreclosure specialist?
July 18th, 2009
I am interested in making loss mitigation my career but I have a few questions about it. Would this be a lucrative career path? What are the job duties of a loss mitigation specialist/ foreclosure specialist? Is the job salary based or commission based?
Any insight would be helpful. Thank you.
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How to Save Your Home: Your Guide to Loss Mitigation
July 15th, 2009
Description of How to Save Your Home: Your Guide to Loss Mitigation
This book reveals step by step instructions and negotiation strategies based on real life case study of how five families successfully stopped foreclosure despite being $7,000 to $30,000 behind on the mortgage.
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