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NEED TO SELL A HOME QUICKLY BECAUSE… • Behind On Payments? • Needs Repairs? • Home sitting Vacant? • Job Loss?  • Bad Tenants? • Divorcing? • Small Equity? • Double Payments? • Estate Sale? • Relocation? • Fire Damage? • Foreclosure?
Did you know you can sell your house fast and easy without  a Realtor? And did you know that when you do, there’s NO REPAIRS,  NO SHOWINGS and NO COMMISSIONS to pay? HERE’S HOW IT WORKS Sometimes, it’s just not possible to sell a house the “traditional”  way. It takes too long, the Realtors and the buyers want all kinds of  repairs and in the end, the whole process is a big headache. Rather than deal with all that, SELL YOUR HOUSE TO US! Call us today and get a fast and fair offer in as little as 3 days!  We can close on YOUR TIMELINE and there’s NO REPAIRS.  It’s the fast, fair and easy way to sell your property - and move on! Whether you are just starting to think about  selling or have  a problem property on your hands, call us! We work with  homeowners with all sorts of houses and situations 

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 SEVEN WAYS TO AVOID  FORECLOSURE Dear Friend, Through no fault of your own, you may be facing one of the greatest  challenges of your life—how to prevent your property from being  foreclosed upon. Why let the bank take your most valued asset and leave you with  nothing? Fortunately, alternatives exist. In fact, there are seven ways you  

 SEVEN WAYS TO AVOID  FORECLOSURE Dear Friend, Through no fault of your own, you may be facing one of the greatest  challenges of your life—how to prevent your property from being  foreclosed upon. Why let the bank take your most valued asset and leave you with  nothing? Fortunately, alternatives exist. In fact, there are seven ways you  can avoid foreclosure. They are: 1. Refinance; 2. Bring your mortgage current; 3. Create a “workout” with the bank; 4. Declare bankruptcy; 5. Create “shared equity”; 6. Transfer title; and 7. Sell the property quickly. Let’s discuss each option—what it is, and the pros and cons of using  each one: 1. REFINANCE In today’s marketplace, there are many different types of financial  institutions that lend money. Although you may not be able to refinance  with your local bank due to your current situation, there are many  mortgage companies and lenders who specialize in creative financing  solutions. That’s how they can compete with the big banks. They are  often able to review your situation and find a solution to your needs. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS It is true that the loan you get will probably have a higher interest rate  than a regular loan. But if you have a good amount of equity in your  property, the ability to refinance may be a good option that’s available to you. We would be happy to recommend one or more quality mortgage  brokers who may be able to help you in your situation. 2. BRING YOUR MORTGAGE CURRENT I know what you are thinking: “If I could bring my mortgage current,  I wouldn’t be in this situation!” That may be true, but have you  investigated every possible way that you may be able to get the funds?  Can you borrow it from a friend, family member or co-worker? Can you  sell something? Does your employer have any hardship loan programs?  Brainstorm with family members or close friends. The more you think  about it, the more likely it is that someone will come across a solution. 3. CREATE A WORKOUT WITH THE LENDER The lender does not want to foreclose. That’s because lenders are in  the business of having their money at work in loans, and not sitting on  a property they have taken back through foreclosure. Not only is that a  black mark on the lending institution, but it hurts their financial picture  as well.  Therefore, in many instances lenders are willing to do “workouts”. What  this means is that they are willing to work out the back payments that  are owed, until you become current again. A typical workout would be the lender taking the full amount of your  back payments and dividing that number by 12 or 24. They would then  add that amount to your current payments, until you are paid off. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS When considering a workout, you’ve got to be able to make that extra  payment each month or you will be right back where you started—in the  foreclosure process for the second time. At that point, the bank will not  look very favorably upon your situation. It’s best to work with a workout specialist…someone who has done  workouts before and knows the “ins and outs” of the lending business. 4. DECLARE BANKRUPTCY Declaring bankruptcy is viable option to being foreclosed upon, but it  should be used only as a last resort. Also, use it only if you know that  you will be able to keep up with the future loan payments. Otherwise  you’re just postponing the inevitable, and the longer you wait, the less  money you will walk away with from your property. A bankruptcy will be reported on your credit report for seven years.  The bankruptcy will also be reported in the financial section of the  newspaper—it’s a requirement from the bankruptcy court. Declaring bankruptcy is also costly. When declaring bankruptcy you will  have the option to declare either Chapter 7, 11 or 13 bankruptcy. These  refer to different parts of the bankruptcy law, and relate to whether  you are somewhat in debt and need to renegotiate with lenders, or  whether you truly are going to walk away from your debts. However, be  warned that because you can only declare bankruptcy up to every eight  years, certain future debts might not be eligible for even bankruptcy  protection.  The point is that bankruptcy should be your route of last resort. If you  truly have no other alternative, call us and we will give you the names of  two or three reputable bankruptcy attorneys. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS 5. CREATE SHARED EQUITY To create shared equity, you borrow the money from an investor, in  order to make up your back payments. In return for bringing your loan  current, you give the investor a certain portion of the equity in your  property. You are giving up part ownership, in return for keeping part  ownership: That beats giving the whole thing over to your lender.  Of the seven methods to avoid foreclosure, this is the most difficult to  accomplish, because there are not many investors who are willing to risk  money (the back payments) on an individual who has a history of not  paying and becoming at risk foreclosure. 6. TRANSFER TITLE This is a form of property sale. It’s called a “subject to” transaction.  An investor offers to make up your back payments and take over your  property, subject to the existing mortgage. The title of the property goes into the buyer’s name, though the  mortgage stays in your name until the loan is paid off. This could take as  little as thirty days, or as long as three years. You may ask, “How do I know the investor will make the payments?” The  answer is quite simple: He has just made up all of your back payments;  he now has a financial stake in the property. It only makes sense that he  makes your payments to protect his investment. This type of sale is becoming quite common. The benefits to you:  • You don’t have a foreclosure on your record.  • You may get some cash immediately to start fresh.  • You immediately solve your looming foreclosure. • Your credit gets build back up through no effort of your own, because  the investor makes up your back payments and begins making your  monthly mortgage payments on time every month.  © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS Before long, your credit score is once again in good standing. You should look for an investor who’s experienced in this type of  solution, and who is a member in good standing with the Better  Business Bureau. We understand “subject to” transactions. Call us to discuss the  possibility of doing one with you. 7. SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY Sometimes people just want to walk away from a bad situation, and  leave everything that reminds them of that situation behind. In this case,  you sell your property outright, collect any equity that you have in the  property and start over again. One great thing about time is its ability to heal wounds. Yes, things  may be bad now, but as Johnny Cash always said, “This too shall pass”.  It may be time to face what is happening, and act in your best interest  right now for a better tomorrow. You can sell your property through a real estate agent or directly to an  investor. Selling directly to an investor will save you the commission that  you would pay to a real estate agent and more importantly will save  you time. A real estate agent can sometimes take three to six months to find you  a buyer and close. If for some reason that buyer cannot get financing  or close on the property, you might be left in a real bind with a looming  foreclosure on your hands. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS The three to six months that a real estate agent may take to find a  buyer could be longer than you can afford. That’s because once your  lender has set a date for the foreclosure, it will foreclose on that date,  regardless of whether your buyer needs more time. In many situations, investors like me can pay cash and can close within  ten days. As active buyers, we have a reserve of cash ready to offer  homeowners who are looking for a solution to their foreclosure problem. If you’d like to discuss the sale of your property, learn more about  ‘subject to’ and how it benefits you, or even the possibility of  refinancing, please feel free to contact the office at the number below.  Why wait? Call us now OR fill out the form on our site. We look forward  to hearing from you! Sincerely,SEVEN WAYS TO AVOID  FORECLOSURE Dear Friend, Through no fault of your own, you may be facing one of the greatest  challenges of your life—how to prevent your property from being  foreclosed upon. Why let the bank take your most valued asset and leave you with  nothing? Fortunately, alternatives exist. In fact, there are seven ways you  can avoid foreclosure. They are: 1. Refinance; 2. Bring your mortgage current; 3. Create a “workout” with the bank; 4. Declare bankruptcy; 5. Create “shared equity”; 6. Transfer title; and 7. Sell the property quickly. Let’s discuss each option—what it is, and the pros and cons of using  each one: 1. REFINANCE In today’s marketplace, there are many different types of financial  institutions that lend money. Although you may not be able to refinance  with your local bank due to your current situation, there are many  mortgage companies and lenders who specialize in creative financing  solutions. That’s how they can compete with the big banks. They are  often able to review your situation and find a solution to your needs. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS It is true that the loan you get will probably have a higher interest rate  than a regular loan. But if you have a good amount of equity in your  property, the ability to refinance may be a good option that’s available to you. We would be happy to recommend one or more quality mortgage  brokers who may be able to help you in your situation. 2. BRING YOUR MORTGAGE CURRENT I know what you are thinking: “If I could bring my mortgage current,  I wouldn’t be in this situation!” That may be true, but have you  investigated every possible way that you may be able to get the funds?  Can you borrow it from a friend, family member or co-worker? Can you  sell something? Does your employer have any hardship loan programs?  Brainstorm with family members or close friends. The more you think  about it, the more likely it is that someone will come across a solution. 3. CREATE A WORKOUT WITH THE LENDER The lender does not want to foreclose. That’s because lenders are in  the business of having their money at work in loans, and not sitting on  a property they have taken back through foreclosure. Not only is that a  black mark on the lending institution, but it hurts their financial picture  as well.  Therefore, in many instances lenders are willing to do “workouts”. What  this means is that they are willing to work out the back payments that  are owed, until you become current again. A typical workout would be the lender taking the full amount of your  back payments and dividing that number by 12 or 24. They would then  add that amount to your current payments, until you are paid off. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS When considering a workout, you’ve got to be able to make that extra  payment each month or you will be right back where you started—in the  foreclosure process for the second time. At that point, the bank will not  look very favorably upon your situation. It’s best to work with a workout specialist…someone who has done  workouts before and knows the “ins and outs” of the lending business. 4. DECLARE BANKRUPTCY Declaring bankruptcy is viable option to being foreclosed upon, but it  should be used only as a last resort. Also, use it only if you know that  you will be able to keep up with the future loan payments. Otherwise  you’re just postponing the inevitable, and the longer you wait, the less  money you will walk away with from your property. A bankruptcy will be reported on your credit report for seven years.  The bankruptcy will also be reported in the financial section of the  newspaper—it’s a requirement from the bankruptcy court. Declaring bankruptcy is also costly. When declaring bankruptcy you will  have the option to declare either Chapter 7, 11 or 13 bankruptcy. These  refer to different parts of the bankruptcy law, and relate to whether  you are somewhat in debt and need to renegotiate with lenders, or  whether you truly are going to walk away from your debts. However, be  warned that because you can only declare bankruptcy up to every eight  years, certain future debts might not be eligible for even bankruptcy  protection.  The point is that bankruptcy should be your route of last resort. If you  truly have no other alternative, call us and we will give you the names of  two or three reputable bankruptcy attorneys. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS 5. CREATE SHARED EQUITY To create shared equity, you borrow the money from an investor, in  order to make up your back payments. In return for bringing your loan  current, you give the investor a certain portion of the equity in your  property. You are giving up part ownership, in return for keeping part  ownership: That beats giving the whole thing over to your lender.  Of the seven methods to avoid foreclosure, this is the most difficult to  accomplish, because there are not many investors who are willing to risk  money (the back payments) on an individual who has a history of not  paying and becoming at risk foreclosure. 6. TRANSFER TITLE This is a form of property sale. It’s called a “subject to” transaction.  An investor offers to make up your back payments and take over your  property, subject to the existing mortgage. The title of the property goes into the buyer’s name, though the  mortgage stays in your name until the loan is paid off. This could take as  little as thirty days, or as long as three years. You may ask, “How do I know the investor will make the payments?” The  answer is quite simple: He has just made up all of your back payments;  he now has a financial stake in the property. It only makes sense that he  makes your payments to protect his investment. This type of sale is becoming quite common. The benefits to you:  • You don’t have a foreclosure on your record.  • You may get some cash immediately to start fresh.  • You immediately solve your looming foreclosure. • Your credit gets build back up through no effort of your own, because  the investor makes up your back payments and begins making your  monthly mortgage payments on time every month.  © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS Before long, your credit score is once again in good standing. You should look for an investor who’s experienced in this type of  solution, and who is a member in good standing with the Better  Business Bureau. We understand “subject to” transactions. Call us to discuss the  possibility of doing one with you. 7. SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY Sometimes people just want to walk away from a bad situation, and  leave everything that reminds them of that situation behind. In this case,  you sell your property outright, collect any equity that you have in the  property and start over again. One great thing about time is its ability to heal wounds. Yes, things  may be bad now, but as Johnny Cash always said, “This too shall pass”.  It may be time to face what is happening, and act in your best interest  right now for a better tomorrow. You can sell your property through a real estate agent or directly to an  investor. Selling directly to an investor will save you the commission that  you would pay to a real estate agent and more importantly will save  you time. A real estate agent can sometimes take three to six months to find you  a buyer and close. If for some reason that buyer cannot get financing  or close on the property, you might be left in a real bind with a looming  foreclosure on your hands. © 2018 CONNECTED INVESTORS The three to six months that a real estate agent may take to find a  buyer could be longer than you can afford. That’s because once your  lender has set a date for the foreclosure, it will foreclose on that date,  regardless of whether your buyer needs more time. In many situations, investors like me can pay cash and can close within  ten days. As active buyers, we have a reserve of cash ready to offer  homeowners who are looking for a solution to their foreclosure problem. If you’d like to discuss the sale of your property, learn more about  ‘subject to’ and how it benefits you, or even the possibility of  refinancing, please feel free to contact us.

Sincerely, Danny Harris


 P.S. We’ve probably dealt with situations tougher than even the one  facing you right now. Our business is real estate solutions. You have  nothing to lose—and possibly everything to gain--by calling us right now  to discuss your options

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