Includes the following 2 audio CDs with members only website access. In "Finding Motivated Sellers to Find the Best Real Estate Deals" topics covered: What is a motivated seller, Why are motivated sellers important for professional real estate investors? (all about finding deals), Why are motivated sellers so motivated? (all about how people becme motivated and clues on where to look), How to find motivated sellers?, Cheap Ways vs Easy Ways, My favorite cheap ways, My favorite easy ways:, How do you turn motivated sellers into property purchases?, finding their selling motivators, the interview, being on the right side of the desk, offering a solution to their problem, you have to identify their problem, Lead flow - 800 info lines, property information sheet, Maximizing followup for long term potential and superior profits. Approximately 63 minutes. In "Back to Back to Back Motivated Seller Appointments" topics included: Everything starts with... Why knowing how to solve this one problem, will drastically enhance your income and make your investing far easier, Imagine having your entire daily schedule filled with people who want you to buy their houses.. many with no money down, many offering to just deed you their house, many without having to qualify for or get new loans to buy them, If you are new, you should be meeting face to face, belly to belly with sellers... here are three reasons why (learn your market, master your presentation, making offers), Marketing is the key to filling your day, 3 Ms of Marketing, Favorite low and no cost methods of finding motivated sellers, Spending money to make your life easier... paying to find motivated sellers, Systems for handling calls, Tracking your results. Approximately 74 minutes. Read More
Super Deal Finder Real Estate Course (2 Pack)
Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others donate foreclosed homes to charity
Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others donate foreclosed homes to charity 
When mediation, short sale, foreclosure and all other property-saving options are exhausted, big banks such as Bank of America (BofA) and Wells Fargo are donating select — typically “low value” — distressed real estate assets to local charities. BofA donated 150 homes throughout the United States in 2011 and plans to up that amount to [...]
When mediation, short sale, foreclosure and all other property-saving options are exhausted, big banks such as Bank of America (BofA) and Wells Fargo are donating select — typically “low value” — distressed real estate assets to local charities.
BofA donated 150 homes throughout the United States in 2011 and plans to up that amount to more than 1,200 in 2012. Wells Fargo, meanwhile. topped 1,120 donated homes last year, which is 295 more than it did in 2010.
Most of these homes are either refurbished, resold or demolished “to rid neighborhoods of blight,” helping the communities in which they are located recover from the housing downturn faster. On the flip side, banks rid themselves of maintaining homes they can’t sell, which, naturally, saves them money over time. Even underwater homeowners who can’t sell their properties are literally giving them away in exchange for tax deductions.
According to the GreenBayPressGazette.com, Habitat for Humanity — a nonprofit housing organization that builds simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with people in need – renovated and sold 1,210 donated homes that it received from June 2010 to June 2011.
It’s a “win, win, win” decision, according to a BofA official mentioned in the report, which benefits the neighborhood, bank and investor.