This document provides information to help first-time home buyers through the process of purchasing a home. It outlines 4 steps: 1) finding the right help to find a home, 2) getting qualified for a loan, 3) working with a realtor to find and make an offer on a home, and 4) next steps after an offer is accepted like inspections and closing. The document emphasizes working with a realtor who can guide buyers through the process and negotiate on their behalf. It also provides resources for financing assistance programs for first-time buyers.
Should I Short Sale My Home eBook by Harris and Chen. Information regarding Short Sale to avoid foreclosure. How to get out of upside down homes bought at the peak real estate market.
The document discusses the foreclosure crisis and opportunities for buying foreclosed homes. It began with the bursting of the dot-com bubble and lowering of interest rates fueling a housing boom. Risky lending practices led to many homeowners defaulting on mortgages when housing prices dropped. This created a surge in foreclosures, presenting opportunities for investors and homeowners to purchase properties cheaply and potentially profit from future price increases. However, the document warns that buying foreclosures requires expertise and strategy to negotiate well with banks and avoid potential pitfalls.
This document provides an overview of short sales and discusses whether homeowners should consider short selling their homes given the struggling housing market. It notes that over 20 million homeowners will have negative equity and foreclosures have already exceeded 2.9 million. The document examines the options of sticking it out versus short selling for a homeowner upside down on their mortgage. It finds that short selling, while damaging credit, could allow homeowners to save money by renting at lower rates until home prices recover versus continuing to pay a higher mortgage.
Negotiable instruments bar exam guide(2)Datt Kalbit
The document provides a guide for the negotiable instruments section of the Louisiana bar exam. It summarizes that the exam focuses on three key topics: negotiability, holder in due course status, and checks. It provides examples of questions testing these concepts and sample answers. The answers demonstrate applying the legal requirements to the facts in a straightforward manner to determine if an instrument is negotiable or if a party is a holder in due course. While some facts may be confusing, the legal issues involved are not inherently difficult.
1) After years of rising home prices, many Americans took out mortgages to purchase homes, often with adjustable rates and little verification of income or assets.
2) Banks sold these mortgages to investment banks, who bundled them into collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and sold shares to other banks and investors. This removed the origination banks' responsibility if borrowers defaulted.
3) When home prices stopped rising and adjustable rates increased, many borrowers defaulted. This caused the value of CDOs to plummet, resulting in billions in losses for investment banks and contributing to the financial crisis.
This document provides an overview and table of contents for the book "Home Buying Secrets Revealed" by Kenn Renner. It includes the copyright information, endorsements from satisfied customers who used the book to successfully purchase homes, and a list of chapter topics that will be covered. The book aims to guide first-time home buyers through the process and reveal insider secrets about topics like getting financing, negotiating with sellers, and avoiding common mistakes.
The document provides information about the severity of the housing crisis and options for homeowners facing foreclosure or owing more than their home is worth.
It discusses how over 20 million homeowners will have negative equity, foreclosures have increased dramatically in recent years, and the crisis is affecting many regions of the country. Nevada, California and Arizona have the highest state foreclosure rates. The document also gives an example comparing the costs of short selling a home versus continuing to pay a mortgage on a home that is declining in value.
This document provides information to help first-time home buyers through the process of purchasing a home. It outlines 4 steps: 1) finding the right help to find a home, 2) getting qualified for a loan, 3) working with a realtor to find and make an offer on a home, and 4) next steps after an offer is accepted like inspections and closing. The document emphasizes working with a realtor who can guide buyers through the process and negotiate on their behalf. It also provides resources for financing assistance programs for first-time buyers.
Should I Short Sale My Home eBook by Harris and Chen. Information regarding Short Sale to avoid foreclosure. How to get out of upside down homes bought at the peak real estate market.
The document discusses the foreclosure crisis and opportunities for buying foreclosed homes. It began with the bursting of the dot-com bubble and lowering of interest rates fueling a housing boom. Risky lending practices led to many homeowners defaulting on mortgages when housing prices dropped. This created a surge in foreclosures, presenting opportunities for investors and homeowners to purchase properties cheaply and potentially profit from future price increases. However, the document warns that buying foreclosures requires expertise and strategy to negotiate well with banks and avoid potential pitfalls.
This document provides an overview of short sales and discusses whether homeowners should consider short selling their homes given the struggling housing market. It notes that over 20 million homeowners will have negative equity and foreclosures have already exceeded 2.9 million. The document examines the options of sticking it out versus short selling for a homeowner upside down on their mortgage. It finds that short selling, while damaging credit, could allow homeowners to save money by renting at lower rates until home prices recover versus continuing to pay a higher mortgage.
Negotiable instruments bar exam guide(2)Datt Kalbit
The document provides a guide for the negotiable instruments section of the Louisiana bar exam. It summarizes that the exam focuses on three key topics: negotiability, holder in due course status, and checks. It provides examples of questions testing these concepts and sample answers. The answers demonstrate applying the legal requirements to the facts in a straightforward manner to determine if an instrument is negotiable or if a party is a holder in due course. While some facts may be confusing, the legal issues involved are not inherently difficult.
1) After years of rising home prices, many Americans took out mortgages to purchase homes, often with adjustable rates and little verification of income or assets.
2) Banks sold these mortgages to investment banks, who bundled them into collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and sold shares to other banks and investors. This removed the origination banks' responsibility if borrowers defaulted.
3) When home prices stopped rising and adjustable rates increased, many borrowers defaulted. This caused the value of CDOs to plummet, resulting in billions in losses for investment banks and contributing to the financial crisis.
This document provides an overview and table of contents for the book "Home Buying Secrets Revealed" by Kenn Renner. It includes the copyright information, endorsements from satisfied customers who used the book to successfully purchase homes, and a list of chapter topics that will be covered. The book aims to guide first-time home buyers through the process and reveal insider secrets about topics like getting financing, negotiating with sellers, and avoiding common mistakes.
The document provides information about the severity of the housing crisis and options for homeowners facing foreclosure or owing more than their home is worth.
It discusses how over 20 million homeowners will have negative equity, foreclosures have increased dramatically in recent years, and the crisis is affecting many regions of the country. Nevada, California and Arizona have the highest state foreclosure rates. The document also gives an example comparing the costs of short selling a home versus continuing to pay a mortgage on a home that is declining in value.
The document discusses seller financing options for real estate transactions. It provides an overview of different types of seller financing agreements like contract for deed, lease options, and AITD. It also discusses the benefits of seller financing for buyers and sellers, as well as the importance of customizing agreements, educating parties, and obtaining proper legal advice for each transaction. The document encourages real estate agents to educate themselves and others on seller financing to expand their client pool and increase successful transactions.
Book by: ALFRED LABEJA
Director/Property Expert.
Warib Capital Ltd
London.
Founder: http://www.propertyinvestmentgroups.com
HOW TO LOCATE ULTRA-BARGAINS
This document provides a guide to buying a home. It outlines the key steps buyers need to take, including preparing finances by saving for a down payment, improving credit scores, and getting pre-approved for a mortgage. It also discusses factors to consider when searching for a home, such as condition, size, price, and location. The guide covers making an offer, getting an inspection, closing on the purchase, and settling into the new home. The overall process from beginning the search to moving in is described.
A short tutorial on how to go about purchasing a home. The process includes choosing the right buyer's agent to represent you to closing costs, inspections and closing.
This document provides information and advice for first-time home buyers regarding getting a home loan. It discusses the benefits of using a mortgage broker who can help find the right loan, negotiate terms, and make the application process easier. The document also covers important factors to consider like saving for a deposit, estimated borrowing potential, additional costs, different loan types, and options for assistance like family loans or first home owner grants. Overall, it aims to give first home buyers a better understanding of the home loan process and how to make a well-informed decision.
The document summarizes an interview with experts in the St. Louis residential real estate market. They discuss topics like the recovery of the housing market, the need to find a realtor with early access to new listings, expectations for rising interest rates starting in mid-2015, the importance of choosing a local lender with expertise, reasons why lenders sell loans after origination, factors to consider when refinancing a mortgage, and tax implications of refinancing. The experts generally agree the housing market has stabilized and is recovering, interest rates will likely rise gradually, choosing a knowledgeable local realtor and lender is key, and refinancing makes sense when it will significantly reduce interest costs over the life of the loan.
This document provides information about predatory lending and homeowners' rights. It discusses signs of predatory loans, laws that protect homeowners like the Truth in Lending Act, and strategies to avoid becoming a victim such as getting an independent appraisal and not signing documents without reading them carefully. The goal is to educate homeowners on dealing responsibly with lenders and avoiding predatory practices.
The document provides information about the home buying process for first-time homebuyers. It discusses determining how much home you can afford, the importance of credit, mortgage options including government and conventional loans, closing costs, and the steps involved in the mortgage application and approval process. The overall goal is to educate homebuyers so they can choose the right mortgage program and home to fit their needs and budget.
Warren Buffett answered questions about the global financial crisis in a rare Q&A session. He provided lighthearted and unconventional responses to questions about risky investments to avoid, the causes of the crisis, and the impact of government interventions. While joking about the serious issues, his comments highlighted the pervasive problems in the mortgage and credit markets.
When a mortgage is sold to another lender, the original loan terms do not change and the borrower must continue making payments. While some worry that a new lender may not honor the original deal or that their personal information could be at risk, the sale of a mortgage loan simply means the payments will be sent to a different company. The original lender must notify the borrower of details about the new lender and loan servicer. It is advised that borrowers contact the new lender to confirm their loan information and verify the sale.
This document discusses short sale considerations. It notes that deciding to sell a home through a short sale can be stressful but is not a destitute situation. It emphasizes the importance of demonstrating legitimate hardship to the bank in order to get a short sale approved. Examples of hardship that could be documented include job loss, illness, or marital issues. The document advises being prepared to back up the hardship with documentation and provide specific financial details to the bank.
Sell your house fast, and make a profitserena1black
This document discusses how to sell your house fast and make a profit in today's difficult housing market. It recommends selling your home through a "wrap" transaction, which involves owner financing where the seller adds their existing mortgage to a new one for the buyer. This allows the buyer to purchase the home without qualifying for a new bank loan. The wrap transaction allows the seller to sell their home more quickly, potentially at a profit, while also generating monthly cash flow from interest payments. It claims sellers can earn $200-300 per month and receive a large upfront payment through this method.
This is a draft PPS for short sale negotiating service. For further information on our service, please contact Bill Burress at 513-335-6212 or e-mail: wburress3@gmail.com
First Time Home Buyer /Relocation HelpJamie Haynes
This document provides information for first-time home buyers about the home buying process. It discusses when to buy, how to prepare by reviewing credit and creating a budget, common home buyer programs that provide down payment assistance, where to look for homes considering factors like schools and crime, an overview of the buying steps, and tips for selecting a real estate agent. Key points include that down payments can be as low as 3.5% or 0% with certain loan programs, grants are not always limited to first-time buyers, and the seller pays the buyer's agent commission.
This document provides information to help homeowners considering selling their house. It discusses 5 reasons to sell a house now while demand is strong. It also discusses how to get the most money from a home sale by pricing it slightly low and using a real estate agent. The document provides tips on moving up to your dream home before mortgage rates increase further. It emphasizes the importance of using a real estate agent and lists 5 demands homeowners should make of their agent. It also shares data on recent home price increases and how that impacts home appraisals. The document discusses why most homeowners are better off not selling their house as a for sale by owner (FSBO) and instead using an agent.
Joe Dent provides buyer agency services to help home buyers realize their dreams. As a buyer agent, he will arrange property showings, provide financing information, assist with paperwork and closing, represent the buyer's interests in negotiations, and structure offers to the buyer's advantage. Joe uses a system to help buyers through the homebuying process with loan preapproval, property searches tailored to their criteria, and making offers on homes using his negotiation expertise. He provides these services free of charge to buyers.
This document discusses why now is a good time to buy a home, provides an overview of the current real estate market, and outlines the home buying process. It covers meeting with an agent and loan consultant, making offers and negotiating, and the roles of the agent in providing advice and representation throughout the process. The goal is to educate clients on the market and guide them step-by-step through selecting a home and making a successful purchase.
This document provides information and advice for homeowners considering selling their house. It discusses reasons why selling in the fall makes sense, including strong buyer demand, less competition from other listings, and the potential for a quicker sale process before new mortgage regulations take effect. It also outlines factors to consider when choosing a real estate agent and pricing the house correctly to attract multiple offers. The rest of the document provides tips and statistics related to home prices, mortgage rates, and the risks of selling without an agent.
This document discusses the benefits of hiring a professional real estate agent to sell your home. It states that FSBO homes typically sell for less than professionally marketed homes. It also notes that sellers often use the proceeds from a home sale to purchase their next property. The document then provides tips on how an agent can effectively market a home to find buyers, including signs, open houses, digital and print advertising. It emphasizes that an agent will work to get sellers the best price through experience and negotiation skills.
The document discusses various foreclosure scams homeowners may encounter and provides tips to avoid them. It outlines common scams like equity skimming, bait-and-switch, and phantom foreclosure assistance. These scams typically involve signing over the deed to the property with false promises that the homeowner can remain or buy it back. The document warns homeowners not to sign documents they don't understand or feel pressured to sign, and to only make payments to the lender directly. It also recommends nonprofit foreclosure assistance programs over for-profit companies.
This document outlines Karen Campbell's credentials and experience as a real estate agent. It discusses her philosophy of putting clients first and providing excellent customer service. It also summarizes her marketing plan for selling homes, including attracting buyers, effective marketing both inside and outside the home, and determining the best asking price.
The document discusses seller financing options for real estate transactions. It provides an overview of different types of seller financing agreements like contract for deed, lease options, and AITD. It also discusses the benefits of seller financing for buyers and sellers, as well as the importance of customizing agreements, educating parties, and obtaining proper legal advice for each transaction. The document encourages real estate agents to educate themselves and others on seller financing to expand their client pool and increase successful transactions.
Book by: ALFRED LABEJA
Director/Property Expert.
Warib Capital Ltd
London.
Founder: http://www.propertyinvestmentgroups.com
HOW TO LOCATE ULTRA-BARGAINS
This document provides a guide to buying a home. It outlines the key steps buyers need to take, including preparing finances by saving for a down payment, improving credit scores, and getting pre-approved for a mortgage. It also discusses factors to consider when searching for a home, such as condition, size, price, and location. The guide covers making an offer, getting an inspection, closing on the purchase, and settling into the new home. The overall process from beginning the search to moving in is described.
A short tutorial on how to go about purchasing a home. The process includes choosing the right buyer's agent to represent you to closing costs, inspections and closing.
This document provides information and advice for first-time home buyers regarding getting a home loan. It discusses the benefits of using a mortgage broker who can help find the right loan, negotiate terms, and make the application process easier. The document also covers important factors to consider like saving for a deposit, estimated borrowing potential, additional costs, different loan types, and options for assistance like family loans or first home owner grants. Overall, it aims to give first home buyers a better understanding of the home loan process and how to make a well-informed decision.
The document summarizes an interview with experts in the St. Louis residential real estate market. They discuss topics like the recovery of the housing market, the need to find a realtor with early access to new listings, expectations for rising interest rates starting in mid-2015, the importance of choosing a local lender with expertise, reasons why lenders sell loans after origination, factors to consider when refinancing a mortgage, and tax implications of refinancing. The experts generally agree the housing market has stabilized and is recovering, interest rates will likely rise gradually, choosing a knowledgeable local realtor and lender is key, and refinancing makes sense when it will significantly reduce interest costs over the life of the loan.
This document provides information about predatory lending and homeowners' rights. It discusses signs of predatory loans, laws that protect homeowners like the Truth in Lending Act, and strategies to avoid becoming a victim such as getting an independent appraisal and not signing documents without reading them carefully. The goal is to educate homeowners on dealing responsibly with lenders and avoiding predatory practices.
The document provides information about the home buying process for first-time homebuyers. It discusses determining how much home you can afford, the importance of credit, mortgage options including government and conventional loans, closing costs, and the steps involved in the mortgage application and approval process. The overall goal is to educate homebuyers so they can choose the right mortgage program and home to fit their needs and budget.
Warren Buffett answered questions about the global financial crisis in a rare Q&A session. He provided lighthearted and unconventional responses to questions about risky investments to avoid, the causes of the crisis, and the impact of government interventions. While joking about the serious issues, his comments highlighted the pervasive problems in the mortgage and credit markets.
When a mortgage is sold to another lender, the original loan terms do not change and the borrower must continue making payments. While some worry that a new lender may not honor the original deal or that their personal information could be at risk, the sale of a mortgage loan simply means the payments will be sent to a different company. The original lender must notify the borrower of details about the new lender and loan servicer. It is advised that borrowers contact the new lender to confirm their loan information and verify the sale.
This document discusses short sale considerations. It notes that deciding to sell a home through a short sale can be stressful but is not a destitute situation. It emphasizes the importance of demonstrating legitimate hardship to the bank in order to get a short sale approved. Examples of hardship that could be documented include job loss, illness, or marital issues. The document advises being prepared to back up the hardship with documentation and provide specific financial details to the bank.
Sell your house fast, and make a profitserena1black
This document discusses how to sell your house fast and make a profit in today's difficult housing market. It recommends selling your home through a "wrap" transaction, which involves owner financing where the seller adds their existing mortgage to a new one for the buyer. This allows the buyer to purchase the home without qualifying for a new bank loan. The wrap transaction allows the seller to sell their home more quickly, potentially at a profit, while also generating monthly cash flow from interest payments. It claims sellers can earn $200-300 per month and receive a large upfront payment through this method.
This is a draft PPS for short sale negotiating service. For further information on our service, please contact Bill Burress at 513-335-6212 or e-mail: wburress3@gmail.com
First Time Home Buyer /Relocation HelpJamie Haynes
This document provides information for first-time home buyers about the home buying process. It discusses when to buy, how to prepare by reviewing credit and creating a budget, common home buyer programs that provide down payment assistance, where to look for homes considering factors like schools and crime, an overview of the buying steps, and tips for selecting a real estate agent. Key points include that down payments can be as low as 3.5% or 0% with certain loan programs, grants are not always limited to first-time buyers, and the seller pays the buyer's agent commission.
This document provides information to help homeowners considering selling their house. It discusses 5 reasons to sell a house now while demand is strong. It also discusses how to get the most money from a home sale by pricing it slightly low and using a real estate agent. The document provides tips on moving up to your dream home before mortgage rates increase further. It emphasizes the importance of using a real estate agent and lists 5 demands homeowners should make of their agent. It also shares data on recent home price increases and how that impacts home appraisals. The document discusses why most homeowners are better off not selling their house as a for sale by owner (FSBO) and instead using an agent.
Joe Dent provides buyer agency services to help home buyers realize their dreams. As a buyer agent, he will arrange property showings, provide financing information, assist with paperwork and closing, represent the buyer's interests in negotiations, and structure offers to the buyer's advantage. Joe uses a system to help buyers through the homebuying process with loan preapproval, property searches tailored to their criteria, and making offers on homes using his negotiation expertise. He provides these services free of charge to buyers.
This document discusses why now is a good time to buy a home, provides an overview of the current real estate market, and outlines the home buying process. It covers meeting with an agent and loan consultant, making offers and negotiating, and the roles of the agent in providing advice and representation throughout the process. The goal is to educate clients on the market and guide them step-by-step through selecting a home and making a successful purchase.
This document provides information and advice for homeowners considering selling their house. It discusses reasons why selling in the fall makes sense, including strong buyer demand, less competition from other listings, and the potential for a quicker sale process before new mortgage regulations take effect. It also outlines factors to consider when choosing a real estate agent and pricing the house correctly to attract multiple offers. The rest of the document provides tips and statistics related to home prices, mortgage rates, and the risks of selling without an agent.
This document discusses the benefits of hiring a professional real estate agent to sell your home. It states that FSBO homes typically sell for less than professionally marketed homes. It also notes that sellers often use the proceeds from a home sale to purchase their next property. The document then provides tips on how an agent can effectively market a home to find buyers, including signs, open houses, digital and print advertising. It emphasizes that an agent will work to get sellers the best price through experience and negotiation skills.
The document discusses various foreclosure scams homeowners may encounter and provides tips to avoid them. It outlines common scams like equity skimming, bait-and-switch, and phantom foreclosure assistance. These scams typically involve signing over the deed to the property with false promises that the homeowner can remain or buy it back. The document warns homeowners not to sign documents they don't understand or feel pressured to sign, and to only make payments to the lender directly. It also recommends nonprofit foreclosure assistance programs over for-profit companies.
This document outlines Karen Campbell's credentials and experience as a real estate agent. It discusses her philosophy of putting clients first and providing excellent customer service. It also summarizes her marketing plan for selling homes, including attracting buyers, effective marketing both inside and outside the home, and determining the best asking price.
The document provides a step-by-step guide for purchasing a first home. It discusses: 1) deciding to buy and whether renting or owning makes more financial sense; 2) hiring a real estate agent to help with the process; 3) getting pre-approved for financing and determining a price range; 4) starting the home search and defining needs and wants; 5) making an offer on a home; 6) conducting inspections and due diligence; 7) completing the closing process; and 8) caring for the home after purchase to protect the investment. The guide emphasizes working with an agent and only offering a price based on fair market value based on recent comparable sales.
This guide provides steps for first-time home buyers including determining a budget, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, deciding between fixed and adjustable rate mortgages, and choosing a REALTOR. It recommends getting pre-approved before house hunting to be an attractive buyer. REALTORS can help find the perfect home and guide buyers through the entire process including writing offers, inspections, and closing.
This document provides information about buying real estate notes as an investment opportunity. It discusses the types of discounted notes available, including performing, non-performing, and re-performing notes. Notes can be purchased at discounts of 20-90% of their face value, providing the potential for high returns. The document uses examples of specific notes to illustrate how investing in notes can generate tax-free monthly cash flow and double-digit returns over the life of the note.
This document provides advice and information for homeowners considering selling their house. It discusses the benefits of hiring a qualified real estate agent to handle the sale. The agent should understand the homeowner's timeline, remove challenges, help with relocation plans, and ensure the house is sold. It also cautions homeowners to carefully consider the responsibilities of renting their house out instead of selling, and explains the financial advantages of selling now rather than waiting until supply increases in the summer months.
This document provides information for potential home buyers on various topics related to the home buying process. It discusses 4 reasons to buy a home in the spring, including that home prices and mortgage interest rates are projected to rise. It emphasizes the importance of using a real estate professional when buying a home. Additional sections cover trends in home prices over the last year, comparing the cost of buying versus renting, and the financial benefits of homeownership according to Harvard research. The document also addresses common misconceptions around home mortgage qualification criteria.
Thinking about buying a home in San Diego? Here is a great guide to help you. The process of buying a home a home can be overwhelming at times, but you don't need to go through it alone.
This document discusses opportunities for buying distressed real estate properties due to the current foreclosure trends. It outlines the benefits of buying now including increased affordability and potential for appreciation. It provides tips for successful buying such as getting pre-approved, building a strong team with an expert agent, understanding the differences between traditional and distressed property rules regarding price, speed, decision-making and negotiation. Key points emphasized are that foreclosure inventory remains high, all parties are motivated to sell, and mortgage rates are low, though not for long. Myths about distressed properties are debunked.
1. The document discusses the benefits of listing a home for sale with a realtor, including having the realtor handle showings, negotiations, paperwork and marketing through the MLS.
2. It notes that listing with Coldwell Banker provides additional benefits like large professional signs, dual MLS listings and internet marketing.
3. Selling without a realtor can cost the homeowner an average of $31,800 in reduced sale price compared to using a realtor.
Brief overview of the benefits associated with employing a Realtor to sell your property rather than going it alone. Myths of saving on commission shattered by national stats to the contrary!
Scott Carson shares his best email strategies for attracting investors for your note deals. He shares some basic email statistics and best practices in increasing email engagement, opens, and growing your audience open rate.
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On this episode of Note Night in America, Scott breaks down his upfront due diligence to help him identify which assets to bid on. He also discusses what to remove and what to keep when looking at occupied and vacant assets.
The document discusses how to improve communication skills through active listening. It recommends focusing completely on the other person without distractions, understanding their perspective by reflecting back what you hear, and asking open-ended questions to learn more about their experience.
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On this episode of Note Night in America, Scott Carson shares how to calculate bids on performing and nonperforming notes. He shares what percentages notes are selling for and how to calculate your returns depending on your end goal, money costs, and asset class.
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Scott Carson speaks at Garrison Gilbert's Multifamily Member Mastermind call about investing in notes. He shares some numbers on current distressed commercial deals along with why and how to get started as a note investor.
This document contains a collection of links related to self-directed IRAs, including how to find and evaluate private note investment deals, the types of SDIRAs available, using an SDIRA to invest in notes through RocketDollar.com, corporate veil protection, note exit strategies, conducting due diligence on notes, and services offered by Madison Management, Singer Law Group, and Baldwin Advisory Group for SDIRA investors and notes.
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These are the slides from Scott Carson's presentation for the June 1st Prosperity Through Real Estate REIA Meeting with Steve Love.
30 x 30 Marketing Matrix - Note Night in AmericaScott Carson
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These are the slides from the Note Night in America webinar on 5/10/21 regarding the 30x30 Marketing Matrix and how to set up your Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Marketing calendar.
Top 40 Markets for Distressed Deals - Markets 20-1Scott Carson
The Texas legislature allocated $1 billion to establish a Rent Relief Fund to help tenants facing eviction due to financial hardship from COVID-19. The fund will provide emergency rental assistance for rent and utilities that are either past due or will come due in the next three months. This assistance program aims to help renters remain housed and property owners receive unpaid rent during the pandemic.
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On this episode of Note Night in America, Scott Carson breaks down the 3 simple and easy steps to contacting banks and how to follow up with asset managers to get lists of distressed notes sent to you.
Scott Carson's Presentation on how took his podcast to six figures in monetization in the first 12 months at the Social Media Promotion for Podcasting Summit.
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Scott Carson breaks down 60 different ways for you to promote your event, webinar, class, training, networking event across different media channels.
Back to the Future Investing - Quest ExpoScott Carson
A man claiming allegiance to ISIS opened fire inside a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, killing 49 people and injuring 53 others before being fatally shot by police. It was the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. The shooter, Omar Mateen, was a 29-year-old security guard who was born in New York to Afghan parents.