Article 1 in a 5-part Series
By Karen Nelson Bell
Best-selling Author and EWI Instructor
Excerpted from her book Nothing Down for Women
One successful investor I know refuses to invest in foreclosures. He says that he doesn’t want to take advantage of people. I say invest in foreclosures and don’t take advantage of people!
The most satisfying deals I’ve done have been the ones where I helped folks who were in such desperate need that they were nearly done in. When I helped them, sometimes you could see the relief pouring over them.
I’ve received letters from the people I’ve helped, claiming that I was their guardian angel. They had nowhere else to turn. Believe me, you don’t get that kind of reward with ordinary business relationships; helping people out of foreclosure can be spiritually satisfying!
You can use your intuitive abilities to help you in foreclosure investing. I urge you to trust your instincts in this arena.
What is Foreclosure?
Let’s define foreclosure again, just in case you’ve forgotten. A foreclosure takes please when a home owner can’t pay the mortgage for a number of months, and the lender (the bank) says, Either you pay your back-due mortgage payments and all the fines and penalties, or we’re going to kick you out and take back the house.
Then if the home owner still doesn’t pay up, the bank says, OK, we gave you every chance. Now we’re going to sell your house in a public auction unless you pay the whole amount of the loan in full. And then the lender does sell it. If nobody buys it at the auction, the bank is stuck with it, and it goes into its inventory.
There are four major stages in the progress of a foreclosure:
1. Predefault
2. Preforeclosure
3. Foreclosure (Auction)
4. Bank REO (Real Estate Owned)
The next four articles in this series will address each of these stages in more detail.
To Our Success,
Mark
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