You’ve waited long enough … it’s time to turn over that new leaf and begin to reap the financial benefits of investing in real estate. Because the longer you wait, the more money you’re missing out on.

Foreclosure.com President, CEO and self-made millionaire, Brad Geisen, is going to team-up with New York Times best-selling author and the Queen of New York real estate, Barbara Corcoran, for a special 90-minute New Year’s resolution online Webinar presentation.

The star-studded training experience is scheduled for Tuesday, January 8 at 4 p.m. ET. To register and and attend CLICK HERE! (Spots are limited)

During the intensive real estate training session, Brad and Barbara are going to show you how to get on the path to success in 2008 and beyond with smart and proven investment strategies.
Here’s more of what you will learn:

• Where to start your real estate search
• How to spot amazing deals
• How to purchase them for pennies on the dollar
• Where to get financing
• How to sustain success even in down markets

This is a rare opportunity to start the New Year off right with expert investment tips and advice from two of the most respected minds in the real estate business. The time is now.
Catch this must-see LIVE event! CLICK HERE.

Webinars are LIVE 90-minute educational sessions that let participants see, hear and interact with real estate experts right from their personal computer screens. In fact, Webinars are driven in part by visitor feedback and questions that are posed during the sessions. For more information and course offerings click here.

Location: Washington County, Rhode Island
City: North Kingstown
Price: $489,160
Zestimate: $499,900
Difference: $10,740

This five-bedroom, 3.5 bath is billed as a “private paradise,” sitting on more than one acre of property in a charming neighborhood. It is located in a very nice area that is close to the popular waterfront hotspot near Newport Beach. We’ve passed along better “deals” in terms of listing price vs. Zestimate, however consider that other homes in this vicinity sell for up to $800,000!

In fact, other comparable listings in this neighborhood range from $412,047 up to $798,320. For more property details or to talk to a local real estate agent/broker about this listing CLICK HERE.

To check out some of the other “Deals of the Day” feel free to visit our archive.

What’s the deal of the day? We comb through our nationwide database of more than 1.2 million distressed real estate listings to showcase some of the best investments available on our Web site each morning. These listings represent just a small fraction of the amazing investment opportunities available at Foreclosure.com. To find more bargains like the one pictured above search Foreclosure.com or sign-up for FREE Email Listing Alerts.

Start the New Year off on the right foot by taking advantage of our special holiday savings offer that expires on December 31, 2007.

This is a one-time opportunity to lock-in savings on the lifetime of a Foreclosure.com subscription.

For more details click here.

Location: Platte County, Missouri
City: Parkville
Price: $369,900
Zestimate: $458,613
Difference: $88,713

This four-bedroom, four bath home is located in the suburbs outside Kansas City. This is a great home at a great price for a family who needs a little extra space with more than 3,000 square feet with which to work.

Note: Other comparable listings in this neighborhood range from $256,563 up to $471,402. For more property details or to talk to a local real estate agent/broker about this listing CLICK HERE.

To check out some of the other “Deals of the Day” feel free to visit our archive.

What’s the deal of the day? We comb through our nationwide database of more than 1.2 million distressed real estate listings to showcase some of the best investments available on our Web site each morning. These listings represent just a small fraction of the amazing investment opportunities available at Foreclosure.com. To find more bargains like the one pictured above search Foreclosure.com or sign-up for FREE Email Listing Alerts.

“Most lenders are less aggressive at this point for the holidays. And each lender is dependent on an attorney to do the filing for them. And of course, this is the time of year people are taking vacation…. [However], It’s going to get worse before it gets better.”

– Foreclosure.com Director of REO, Glen Daniels, shares some insight with Business Week on a possible reason for the dip in foreclosure filings as 2007 nears its end. Daniels is quick to point out that it may not signal a positive trend. In fact, it could have more to do with the holiday season than a decrease in actual loan defaults.