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CERTIFIED DISTRESSED PROPERTY EXPERT
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The
current US housing market and
financial crisis have caused
tremendous stress and heartache for
families across America. If you or
someone you know is among the
millions today affected by the
prospect of foreclosure, understand
that you are not alone!
Unfortunately, 7 out of 10
homeowners in foreclosure proceed
without the assistance or advice of
a real estate professional. Real
estate professionals with the
Certified Distressed Property Expert
(CDPE) designation have been trained
extensively to understand the
options, solutions, and effective
methods for dealing with homeowners
facing these hardships. Don't risk
your financial future and the
potential sale of your home with an
agent who has not been trained with
the solutions. As a CDPE, we
understand that saving a home can
save a life, which can save a
family, which can save a future.
SHORT
SALES: A Certified
Distressed Property Expert®
is a real estate professional with
specific understanding of the
complex issues confronting the real
estate industry, and the foreclosure
avoidance options available to
homeowners. Through comprehensive
training and experience, CDPEs are
able to provide solutions for
homeowners facing hardships in
today’s market, specifically
short sales.
The prospect of foreclosure can
be financially and emotionally
devastating, and often homeowners
proceed without guidance of any
kind. We believe that the best
course of action for a homeowner in
distress is to speak with a
well-informed, licensed real estate
professional. We have the tools
needed to help homeowners find the
best solution for their situation.
Often, when other options have been
exhausted, we can help homeowners
avoid foreclosure through the
efficient execution of a short sale.
While
enduring financial difficulties is
challenging for any family, the
process of finding a qualified real
estate professional should not be.
We don’t merely assist in selling
properties, we serve and help save
our clients in need. |
FORECLOSURES: Foreclosures can be a difficult topic. No one likes to
see a homeowner stripped of that dream, whether because
they've made bad choices, fallen on difficult times, or been
victimized by predatory lending.
Still, the fact of the matter is that foreclosures do
happen. And today, they're happening at an increasing,
perhaps even alarming, pace. Interest rates have crept up,
placing pressure on buyers holding adjustable rate
mortgages. At the same time, sales prices have largely
flattened, eliminating the gains in appreciation that many
homeowners had counted on.
So as more foreclosure properties come on the market,
it's not surprising that interest has grown among
buyer-investors who often believe that they can purchase a
home at a deep discount, make a few necessary improvements,
then either sell the property at a profit or use it for
rental income. In some cases, this may be possible. But it
would be grossly inaccurate to characterize this as easy
money.
However, if you are diligent in your pursuit of
foreclosures, there are good deals to be made in Real Estate
through the purchase of foreclosure properties!
This site is
designed to give you as much information as possible to help
you understand the foreclosure process,
give you
a link to active foreclosure listings
as well as offer hope to those who may be facing
foreclosure or pre-foreclosure.
BUYING??? INSIST ON BUYER
REPRESENTATION!
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It's your
RIGHT!
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It's your
PROTECTION!
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It's already
PAID FOR in the price of the home!
WATCH: Video on Mortgage
Fraud
Freddie Mac's
two-minute YouTube video uses professional actors
to demonstrate how con artists prey on foreclosure
victims and:
* Get copies of foreclosure notices at City Hall or a
county courthouse;
* Persuade distressed borrowers to
give up the deeds in exchange for suspicious promises to
solve their financial problems;
* Use the deeds to secure new loans
for themselves; and,
* Let the new loans go into
foreclosure, which means the
homeowners looking for help can still end up losing
their house.
See the video at
http://www.youtube.com/AvoidFraud
It's
important you know that I have time for you, your family,
friends, and neighbors who could use my help right now! My
commitment is to make every client outrageously happy!
Visit
www.CallSydney.com for complete Real Estate information!
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Stage 1: Pre-foreclosure |
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When homeowners default on their mortgage,
their property is considered to be in a
state of pre-foreclosure. Lenders are
typically quick to respond to that first
late payment, beginning with phone calls to
the borrower.
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Stage 2: Sale/Auction |
Following a notice of sale, a lender
typically lists the foreclosure property for
sale at auction.
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Stage 3: Real-Estate Owned (REO) |
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successfully sell at auction, it moves into
the lender's inventory and is considered a
real-estate owned (REO) property.
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