Foreclosure.com is proud to introduce our monthly educational newsletter, Investment Exchange, which is designed to keep you up-to-date on the latest real estate news, flip tips, industry trends and more.
In our premier edition (June 2007) we share extensive insight on the “Art of the Short Sale” — a relatively unknown investment strategy that can save you tens of thousands of dollars on your next home purchase.
With a short sale, a buyer purchases a property in foreclosure for less than what the seller currently owes the lender. It’s an incredible tactic that investors have used for years to make money in real estate.
And we’ve decided to tell you all about it.
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Investment Exchange is one more resource we have established to help you get and stay up to speed with the red hot real estate investment market. From property search advice to secret flip tips to market updates, we give you the tools you need to be successful.
Indeed, we offer much more than just the biggest and best foreclosure listings database.
So sign up today for Investment Exchange — it’s quick, easy and, best of all, free. There’s no telling what you might learn … that’s the reason you can’t miss a month.
I really enjoyed your newsletter! Thank you for providing excellent service!
Short sales are really the place to be right now. Thanks, foreclosure.com. It’s nice to see someone else out there educating the market rather than making money by baiting people to learn information that’s freely available.
How difficult will it be to purchase another home if I foreclosed (due to illness)?
Here in AZ, the real estate market is really cooling down, and people are going default on their loans…in fact there is a small community here w/the highest foreclosure rate in the whole country.
But i’m afraid the worst is yet to come, we keep hearing of a real estate market bubble bursting….i wonder if this is all a scare tactic…of if in fact things are going to get worse?
Please send me more info.