Dave Dinkel has over 30 years experience in real estate investing which has given him a unique perspective into the workings of the real estate market. He has developed a CD entitled "How to Sell Your Home in as Little as 72 Hours", available at no cost for a limited time by going to and he shares even more techniques and secrets in his homeowner's home study course at
Is Foreclosure A Complicated Legal Process? Foreclosure is not a complicated legal process but it can be confusing to the average homeowner struck in it. The exact legal process varies from state to state and county to county, however, the overall process is very similar.A homeowner gets behind on his mortgage and a Notice of ... Similar Editorial : by John D. Waller. | Source : Foreclosure Prevention
Should You Walk From An Upside Down Foreclosure? An "upside down" property is when the money owed (mortgage) is greater than the fair market value (FMV) of the home. For example, if the FMV of the home is $250,000 and the amount owed is $275,000, the property is upside down.This situation generally happens when there is a real es... Similar Editorial : by Laura M Turner. | Source : Foreclosure Prevention
Making Partial Loan Payments To Stop Foreclosure Making partial loan payments while in foreclosure is what many homeowners ask us about, usually because one or both spouses became unemployed. Before they are employed again, they can still make partial payments because they frequently have one income source. Typically, as soon as they are worki... Similar Editorial : by Brian Higdon. | Source : Foreclosure Prevention
Discover The Greatest Secret Of Foreclosure - Overage Possibly one of the best kept secrets in the foreclosure industry is "overage". Overage is the amount of money left over after a foreclosure auction when the buyer has paid more than the lender's final judgment. This money can be as little as a few dollars or as much as millions of dollars.... Similar Editorial : by Roberta Edgar. | Source : Foreclosure Prevention
Are Banks Mistreating People In Foreclosure? If you are in foreclosure and have spoken to your bank, you may feel you are being mistreated. This mistreatment comes in the form of not returning calls, short answers on the phone, and advice that may not be in your best interest. The problem is that the bank feels you are in default because... Similar Editorial : by Aaron Dickinson. | Source : Foreclosure Prevention
What Is Equity Stripping In Foreclosure? Equity stripping is the act of taking money out of the value of a home over what is owed to all the lenders combined. The simplest example is when a homeowner gets a Home Equity Line of Credit ("HELOC") in addition to his mortgage. This amount usually takes the remaining equity to 10% or 20%... Similar Editorial : by Steve Hattrick. | Source : Foreclosure Prevention
How To Avoid Getting Deals Snatched From The Pros It has been increasingly common in recent years for pro investors to steal deals that are already under contract by another investor. This is probably not a new trend but some disturbing methods have been employed by some pros in the past few years. Stealing a deal that's under co... Similar Editorial : by Cindy English. | Source : Real Estate Landlord
The Greatest Secret Of Foreclosure Is Overage Possibly one of the best kept secrets in the foreclosure industry is "overage". Overage is the amount of money left over after a foreclosure auction when the buyer has paid more than the lender"s final judgment. This money can be as little as a few dollars or as much as millions of dollars.... Similar Editorial : by Roberta Edgar. | Source : Foreclosure Information
How To Make Sellers Offers That Get Accepted Over Higher Offers Getting a seller to accept an offer for his house that is lower than another offer can be done with a little pre-planning. Sellers are not always looking at the highest possible price for their house, despite their telling you that from the time you meet them. You must determine what type of o... Similar Editorial : by Evander Klum. | Source : Real Estate Bubble
Creative Financing Methods For Real Estate Investing Creative financing methods for real estate investors are very important because no matter how much money an investor has, he will need more money as he becomes more successful. Creative financing methods allow the investor the leverage of purchasing or controlling four to ten times ... Similar Editorial : by Stephen Campbell. | Source : Buyers Real Estate
How To Buy Houses With Little Or No Money And No Credit Buying houses with little or no money and no credit is not a myth. In fact, the process of using creative financing is exclusive to real estate investing and offers the buyer the maximum leverage possible - zero investment. So technically any profit the investor makes selling or renting the ho... Similar Editorial : by Andrew Bean. | Source : Real Estate Ownership
Foreclosure And Deficiency Judgments Foreclosure and deficiency judgments often go hand-in-hand after the loss of a home through foreclosure. The loss of one's home to foreclosure is often times financially devastating and personally humiliating. But the problems may not stop when the foreclosure process is completed at the auctio... Similar Editorial : by Anthony Kane, MD. | Source : Commercial Foreclosure
Using A "deed In Lieu Of" To Stop A Foreclosure Recently lenders have been taking deeds in lieu of foreclosure from homeowners to resolve foreclosures. The lender simply accepts a deed in exchange for forgiving the homeowner of his mortgage or deed of trust loan.Let's look more closely and see the ramifications of this legal tran... Source : Commercial Foreclosure
Do Lenders Really Mistreat Foreclosure Victims? The question of whether lenders mistreat foreclosure victims has two sides and both are based on historical fact. The lenders' side is homeowners are financially irresponsible and are breaking a legal contract with the lender. The homeowners' perception of the foreclosure is that the lender is... Similar Editorial : by Advice Diva. | Source : Commercial Foreclosure
The Most Common Problems In Resolving A Foreclosure The most common problems in resolving a foreclosure are the homeowner's inability to get non-conflicting information, and his ability to make timely decisions. His indecision is reinforced by information from numerous sources including real estate investors, the lender, realtors, mortgage broke... Similar Editorial : by Terry Ross. | Source : Commercial Foreclosure
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