Posted by justin_lee | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 21-05-2007
SaveMeFromForeclosure.com is going to be featured on “Pulse on America” on TV in June, airing on CNN Headline News, ABC Family channel, and the Women’s Entertainment network.
However, you can see the feature on their homepage. If you would like more information, or are wondering how you can leverage SaveMeFromForeclosure.com’s branding and marketing appeal and intergrate it into your own PreForeclosure investing business, please visit www.BestForeclosureSystem.com to learn more.
Posted by justin_lee | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 15-05-2007
Short sales are on the rise, according to this article from insideBayArea.com
If you’re investing in foreclosures, you need to be able to have a plan to market to preforeclosures, and close short sales. Many times investors aren’t fully aware of the amount of work or perseverance to close a short sale.
If you need help in this area, a good idea can be to get some free tips such as the ones found by registering at www.BestForeclosureSystem.com, or even better yet, becoming an affiliate of a national brand such as www.SaveMeFromForeclosure.com
Posted by justin_lee | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 14-05-2007
There is no magic bullet when marketing to PreForeclosures. In fact, you really have to use a variety of mediums to have an effective marketing campaign.
Are you leveraging all of your mediums when you market to PreForeclosures? Are you telling homeowners about all of their options to stop foreclosure?
Visit this recent press release to ensure that you are!
Posted by justin_lee | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 06-05-2007
While the word foreclosure is in the papers every day it seems, those looking to get into investing in foreclosures need a plan of attack. Consider this article from the News & Observer out of North Carolina:
“You don’t know what you can sell it for until you get your hands on it,” said Clayton mortgage banker Kenneth Williams, who invests in foreclosed homes as a hobby. He paid $80,000 for a 1,500-square-foot house in southwest Wake County in 2003 planning to flip it, but found it wasn’t easy.
The former owner had declared bankruptcy and refused to move out. It took a month and a half to get the owner evicted; then the owner broke into the house and stole a refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and stove vent fan, Williams said. He spent $15,000 on new siding and flooring.
A good plan is essential if you plan on investing in foreclosures. A great way to get some free information is to sign up for free tips or a newsletter, like the one found at www.BestForeclosureSystem.com