Get the best mortgage rates to finance foreclosure deals fast and for unreal profits with inside tips from one of the top loan officers in the nation, Ed McEnry, during this interactive 90-minute online real estate training course.

“Foreclosure Flipping Financing Made Easy” is slated for Tuesday, May 20 at 4 p.m. ET. To catch the LIVE “how to” instructional session CLICK HERE.

Ed generated more than $25 million in volume in 2007 alone, earning him the distinction of being one of the most creative minds in the real estate financing industry today. He’s going to teach you how to get the right mortgage financing in place before purchasing a foreclosure to ensure maximum financial return.

Register for this training experience now if you want to learn:

• HUD foreclosure purchases
• HUD renovation programs
• Hard equity solutions
• Conventional investor financing

Finding money to finance deals is a primary reason that most “would-be” foreclosure investors never get in on the incredible action. That’s about to change thanks to this course … no more excuses!

Foreclosure financing is readily available at low rates and you can qualify fast!

Register for “Foreclosure Flipping Financing Made Easy” now and qualify fast to lock-in foreclosure financing at amazingly low rates!!! CLICK HERE … class sizes are limited.

Webinars are LIVE 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.

Develop the critical negotiating skills necessary for successful real estate short sale investing with expert instruction from Sharon Restrepo during this special 90-minute online educational training course.

“Short Sale Negotiation” is scheduled for Tuesday, May 13 at 4 p.m. ET. To catch the LIVE “how to” instructional session CLICK HERE.

From contract to closing, the short sale process can seem overwhelming when it’s really not. In fact, the right attitude and approach can turn a potentially frustrating experience into a goldmine.

Register for this training experience now if you want to:

• Learn how to market for short sales
• Understand the “Why” behind a seller’s motivation to short sale
• Know what to say to a seller about a short sale
• Determine what makes a deal worth doing a short sale
• Learn how to work with the seller throughout the process

Sharon is a cunning negotiator with tremendous people skills. She’s going to reveal everything you need to know about successful short sale negotiations, including what to say to the seller at each stage of the process.

It’s a compelling script that can get you on the path to real estate riches!

Register for “Short Sale Negotiation” now and negotiate BIG money-making short sales!!! CLICK HERE … class sizes are limited.

Please note that this is the second of three short sale training presentations that Sharon will lead. To check out the other two parts of this specific topic and more click here.

Webinars are LIVE 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.

Pocket enormous profits with bank-owned foreclosure properties — also known as Real Estate Owned (REO) — with expert tips and time-saving short cuts from renowned real estate investing guru, Lance Young.

“Break the Bank with Foreclosures” is scheduled for Tuesday, May 6 at 4 p.m. ET. To catch the LIVE educational session CLICK HERE.

From how to spot money-making deals to negotiating drastically reduced sale prices, Lance will cover all the steps you need to follow to be a successful investor during this 90-minute online educational training workshop.

Definitely sit-in on this training experience if you want to:

• Learn about the best REO deals to pursue
• Understand the reasons banks want to get rid of REOs as quickly as possible
• Pick up three proven methods for finding sweet REO deals
• Know what to do after you have found an REO
• Negotiate rock-bottom prices
• Write real estate contracts to your advantage

Negotiate with lenders and flip amazing REO deals for huge cash profits right now before it’s too late! Lenders and banks are motivated to sell real estate inventory fast and cheap now more than ever and are often willing to slash their prices.

This is your chance to get in on the action once and for all!

Register for “Break the Bank with Foreclosures” now and flip real estate FAST for BIG money!! CLICK HERE … class sizes are limited.

Webinars are LIVE 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.

We keep telling you: Foreclosure.com offers so much more than the top and most reliable foreclosure listings in the nation, as well as the educational resources to help you get rich with real estate.

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac — the two largest mortgage lending institutions in the nation — are cracking down on homeowners in default who literally “walk away” from their homes rather than go through the complete foreclosure process, according to the Herald Tribune.

It’s unfortunately become a growing trend as more and more homeowners become “upside down” on their mortgages — they owe the banks more than their homes are actually worth. In fact, these situations are often referred to as “jingle mail” because the distressed homeowners snail mail their house keys direct to mortgage lenders.

To discourage “jingle mail” Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac promise to increase their penalties:

“Fannie will now prohibit foreclosed borrowers from getting another mortgage through the giant investor for five years, unless there are ‘documented extenuating circumstances.’ In those cases, the mortgage prohibition is for three years. Even after five years, borrowers with foreclosures in their files will be required to make at least a 10 percent down payment, and will need minimum FICO credit scores of 680. Freddie Mac, Fannie’s rival, counts foreclosures as major credit blots for seven years, and a senior official said the company is now aggressively pursuing some walkaway borrowers ‘to preserve our deficiency rights’ where permitted under state law.”

Essentially, this is just another reason it is so important for distressed homeowners to work with their mortgage lenders early and often if foreclosure situations emerge. It’s critical for everyone involved to exhaust all available mitigation opportunities before resorting to “jingle mail.”

Foreclosure is something that can ruin credit scores and negatively impact lives now and well into the future. “Mailing it in” before the foreclosure process is even complete will apparently make a bad situation that much worse.

Therefore, think twice before sealing that envelope.

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There appears to be some confusion swirling around the World Wide Web.

This “Little House” has generated significant buzz on the Internet and in the media because of its unusual size — it’s essentially built in a narrow driveway (laneway). Ellen DeGeneres even made a phone call during her talk show to inquire about its availability.

The 312-square foot home was recently on the market for a little more than $170,000. Proof that big good things often come in small packages.

To check out a video tour of the home click here.

There are multiple reports passing along information that Citigroup — the largest bank in the United States — could possibly sell $12 billion worth of leveraged loans and bonds at a discount (90 cents on the dollar) to “shore up” its balance sheet.

The sale would be to private equity firms such as Apollo Group, Blackstone Group and TPC, signaling “the largest single sale of leveraged loans in recent memory.”

This news comes on the heels of recent word that Washington Mutual — the largest savings and loan in the United States — just received a “capital injection” of $7 billion to help it recover from a glut of mortgages and delinquencies.

Stay tuned for more updates.