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Tax sale, mortgage overages vs foreclosures

Tax sale, mortgage overages vs foreclosures

Re: Tax Sale or Mortgage Overages Vs. Buying Foreclosures

How to buy foreclosures - and capitalize on today's down mkt.

There's a lot of hype out there. Properties at auction seem interesting to say the least with what's being said.

My background is in real estate. As an investor and a broker. Therefore, I want to give you the real 411 about foreclosure auctions. Then we can discuss the gold mine system.

Do you know the most important factor these days: Reo's are attracting more competition. That's jacking prices up. When you factor in repairs, you would be in better shape buying a listed property or through a builder with a spec house.

That's not the only issue to think about. Especially if you're looking at flipping property or short sale margin creation. Regardless of what you've heard, manufacturing profit spreads from short sale opportunities is nothing new. Moreover, the programs have a fatal flaw. Playing a foreclosure departments at the bank is difficult at best. No, you're not being allowed a hundred down. And no, you can't try to sell the property while pushing out the settlement date.

In addition, good luck procuring a same time title company. And you know the reason real estate brokers don't want to assist you if you are trying to create profit from thin air? That's due to the fact that it becomes apparent quickly that you can't actually close upon property they've contracted on. To realtors, this is a fact that must be disclosed.

Okay, so there is some good news. There's a course that is generating crazy income with no headache. It isn't necessary to even have to buy any foreclosure. Foreclosed homes are involved, but not like you'd think.

Okay, finally, this is system.

Foreclosures are an attempt by a mortgage company to collect a debt. Sometimes, the house sells for more than is need to satisfy the note. Do you know who gets the surplus funds?

It's illegal for the mortgage company to pocket the money.

The cash goes to either the local sheriff's department or to the clerk of the county clerk.

http://financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/surplus+funds

The rightful owner can be a number of possible folks. It can be the holder of a judgment or mortgage. It can also be the ex-owner. Regardless of who is owed the money, you can make an insane amount of money making a deal with the rightful owner.This is not a finder deal. Not even close. This also has nothing to do with tax foreclosure sales. This program will work for tax sale overages. However, the real money is in mortgage surplus funds. Yup, surplus funds from mortgage foreclosures. The course leads you by the hand, leaving no questions. In some instances you can make nine times your money back, no kidding.

If you need money to make a deal work, we'll even provide that.

The only competition is a tax sale overage program that's out there. That program costs over $1500 and has a 60 day course and a 30 day money back guarantee. Their course is a 60 day course with a 30 day money back guarantee. Anybody else see the trick there? Our system is under 3 hundred bucks, and works.. This is what you're looking for.

Push the link and change your life--

How to Buy Foreclosures

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Do not waste another day. The system is currently available at 80% under the only other available competitor.




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