Marketing Effectivley Prior to Lis Pendens – aaphi.com 07/09/2009 Often times I will get inquiries about how to market borrowers that are late on their mortgage, but have not incurred an official Notice of Default. Their main interest is that the Notice of Default lists that they are using for marketing are not converting well for them. Nearly all of the time bad closing ratios are ascribed to the data becoming public at a certain point. In which case the market gets inundated with teleph
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As a real estate investor you can buy a foreclosed house at three stages in the process: pre-foreclosure, at public auction, and post foreclosure. Pre-foreclosure is usually when the house is for sale and the owner is behind on three or more payments. If the homeowner doesn’t attempt to rectify the situation the bank will record a notice of default. At this point the homeowner is usually a motivated seller but is also panicked and in some denial about the situation. Public Auction i
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As a real estate investor you can buy a foreclosed house at three stages in the process: pre-foreclosure, at public auction, and post foreclosure. Pre-foreclosure is usually when the house is for sale and the owner is behind on three or more payments. If the homeowner doesn’t attempt to rectify the situation the bank will record a notice of default. At this point the homeowner is usually a motivated seller but is also panicked and in some denial about the situation. Public Auction i
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Sacramento, CA Real Estate is changing. We will see many more Short Sales rather than Bank Owned homes (REO’s) for sale. With the 90 day moratorium on Foreclosures, this should result in many more Short Sales for sale in and around Sacramento. The new California Foreclosure Act extends the original 3 month notice of sale after filing a notice of default, for another 90 days. This delays foreclosures coming on the market by 90 days. The extra 90 days may not have a huge impact on fore
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