It’s almost time once again for another dynamic online real estate training opportunity here at Foreclosure.com.

Howard Small — a well-known and highly successful investor, author, trainer and mentor — is set to show you 10 exciting ways to make serious money in real estate during an information-packed Webinar presentation.

Here are the details:

Title: 10 Secrets of the Foreclosure Food Chain
Presenter: Howard Small
Date: Tuesday, October 9
Time: 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT

TO SIGN UP FOR THIS EDUCATIONAL COURSE NOW CLICK HERE!

Here are just some of the tips you will learn:

• Make foreclosure money without investing a lot of time, cash or credit
• Earn loads of cash from the Foreclosure Food Chainâ„¢
• Make money in 30 days or less without having to buy or own properties
• Profit from investment techniques that fit your comfort level and budget
• Use creative steps to make money as a foreclosure team

From raking in fast cash as a “bird-dog” just for finding amazing deals to finding investment partners so you don’t have to spend a dime, Howard provides you with several proven techniques and strategies that work.

This is an unprecedented opportunity to make big bucks from foreclosures. Don’t let these incredible money-making deals pass you by!

Space is limited, reserve your seat today!

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At Foreclosure.com, we’re all about connecting investors with the hottest real estate bargains on the market.

And even though our bread and butter involves distressed real estate such as foreclosures, there are other lucrative options on the market such as For Sale by Owner (FSBO) homes that we feature on our Web site.

FSBOs are great because the homeowner already feels that he or she is saving money off the net profit because an agent or broker is not involved. Therefore, it’s often possible to factor that in to the negotiating process.

There are other subtle advantages, too, which come along with buying FSBOs that can really make a financial difference if the right situation emerges.

Consider this from a recent article in the Orlando Sentinel:

“Real estate agents will not show a FSBO because they are afraid of not getting paid and of losing the buyer who might want to do the deal without them.”

Indeed, sellers often face a uphill battles when it comes to unloading their own homes — especially if it is new to them.

Case in point: A FSBO seller is at the mercy of everyone who calls or knocks on the door. There is often no way to “qualify” buyers prior to negotiation when it comes to FSBOs, which means the sellers can waste tons of time on deals that will never come to fruition.

In addition, buyers sometimes shy away from FSBO homes because of fear legal problems and intricate paperwork will be too hard to resolve without the help of an experienced professional.

We tend to agree on the last point.

If interested in a FSBO home, it is highly recommended that a lawyer or some other experienced individual is involved in the process to ensure that the deal is done right.

Short of that, the possibilities are endless when it comes to purchasing a FSBO. With patience and the proper negotiating skills, it’s possible to land a really beautiful home for less than current market value.

Remember: Leverage the information we briefly mentioned above to secure the deal that is right for you …. this is your time to shine.

To search for FSBO homes in your area right now click here. There are also some other great deals at ForSaleOwnerHomes.com.

In real estate, timing is critical. Sometimes just one day — or even a few hours — can mean the difference between a huge profit and a missed opportunity.

Therefore, we want you to be the first one on the block to know about a hot rehab deal as soon as it is listed on Foreclosure.com with our frequent email listing alerts.

In addition to foreclosure properties, we showcase preforeclosure, tax lien, bankruptcy and other distressed listings on our Web site that are often available for up to 50 percent less than market value.

And while our comprehensive nationwide database of more than 1.2 million listings is simple to search, we understand that it is sometimes hard to keep up with all the amazing bargains that we add to the site at least twice each day, including weekends and holidays.

That’s the reason we pioneered FREE email listing alerts, which are conveniently delivered directly to your inbox. In short, these notifications alert you to the latest property updates we list on our site in the precise zip codes that you pre-select.

Sign up today – it’s FREE

Even better, there’s no obligation whatsoever to sign-up and receive FREE email listings alerts, which can be set up in literally just a few seconds thanks to our quick three-step process.

Foreclosure.com makes it easier than ever before to stay on top of the best real estate deals in your area. So sit back, relax and let us do the work for you!

To receive frequent email listing alerts from Foreclosure.com about the latest rehabbing opportunities in your target market click here.

It’s the head start you need to be a successful real estate rehabber.

The Internal Revenue Service — the nation’s tax collection agency — recently announced that its Web site will now feature a section dedicated to helping distressed homeowners who are facing foreclosure.

This new addition includes a worksheet to help homeowners determine whether any of the foreclosure-related relief provisions apply to them. In addition, the site also provides a form for homeowners who owe additional tax to request a payment agreement with the IRS.

Keep in mind that these are not new programs or policies.

On the contrary, the IRS has long provided relief provisions that can often reduce or eliminate the tax bite for “financially-strapped” borrowers who lose their homes.

Now with the new section it just makes it easier to access this important tax relief information.

So are you eligible for assistance? Consider the following:

“Under the tax law, if the debt wiped out through foreclosure exceeds the value of the property, the difference is normally taxable income. But a special rule allows insolvent borrowers to offset that income to the extent their liabilities exceed their assets. The IRS cautions that under the law, relief may be limited or unavailable in some situations where, for example, part or all of a home was ever used for business or rented out.”

For more information head over to IRS.gov or contact the local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center (TAC) in your area and speak with a representative direct about your tax issue.

Foreclosure.com now features a forum on its award-winning Web site.

That means that you can now discuss the latest real estate-related topics with experts, agents, brokers and other likeminded investors.

“It’s a real estate community that we plan to pack with useful information,” said Stephen Chip, Foreclosure.com Creative Director. “It’s a space where people can come and ask questions or just pick-up useful information and apply it to their investments.”

The forum allows first-time homeowners and experienced investors alike to share their real estate investing experiences and learn from one another. In addition, it will facilitate the transfer of knowledge among peers and minimize the amount of time investors spend on research.

“The forum is a great place to find a contractor, for example, in a certain area,” said Chip. “Other forum visitors can recommend a company to do the work based on previous experiences. That’s just one very small benefit of an extremely beneficial real estate resource.”

“Bookmark it right now,” concluded Chip.

The forum is new and will grow over time with the continued participation of our visitors.

So what are you waiting for?

Head over to the Foreclosure.com real estate forum right now. Click here.