Preforeclosure/short sales pros

I was just introduced to preforeclosures/short sales at a seminar, who's the best in the business

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  • tanya12157th April, 2003

    You found the right place, the best in the business is right here on TCI. Click on "Channel Partners" and check out Dwan Bent-Twyford and Sharon Restrepo.

    I've heard that they taught Ron Legrand about short sale investing...

    Tanya

  • ejwinslow7th April, 2003

    Is there any reason why short sales in NYC and surrounding areas won't work?
    How large a geographic area should I focus on?
    Ed Winslow

  • mel7th April, 2003

    Hi EJ,
    If you do a seach on the topic in the articles and forums you will see some great info by a few who specialize in these. I have been helped by a few different people.
    Best to you,
    Mel

  • TheShortSalePro8th April, 2003

    Ed has asked, "Is there any reason why short sales in NYC and surrounding areas won't work? How large a geographic area should I focus on? "

    The answer is that a comprehensive Proposal for a properly prequalified short sale candidate is feasible anywhere....

    Insofar as a geographic area? In my opinion, the most effective short sale proposals result from hands-on participation. So, begin with a manageable list of leads from your own street, neighborhood, borough, or county.

    You'll want to be able to conduct your fieldwork and due diligence in not more than a few hours.

  • realestateop8th April, 2003

    After listening to both Ron LeGrand and Jeff Kaller teach a one day seminar on short sales, it is my humble opinion that they are the best.

    I am told that you can buy the cd's of this training on the internet. We bought the course as part of the seminar and regularly use it.

    If you want more of our thoughts, contact us at realestateop@suite224.net

  • ejwinslow9th April, 2003

    I'm in Fairfield County Ct. near Greenwich and Westport. There are lots of high ticket homes here. maybe a stupid question, but should I assume there are lots of short sale deals to be had in this market
    Ed Winslow

  • realestateop10th April, 2003

    Do people in high dollar houses get divorced, downsized, die, become disabled, or have other financial disasters? Of course, they do. So, go after this market. Remember the more dollars you waller in risk free, the more dollars that stick to you.

    IF the demand for housing has gotten soft and if properties are sitting for sale for a long time then you can find good comps to support your short sales.

    To your success
    www.realestatesolutionspublishing.com

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