Real Estate Investment Management Software Come all ye realtors. Most realtors and real estate agents only know the "retail side of the business". They don't really understand the foreclosure process and the nuances of making a profit in foreclosures. This is because foreclosures are typically pursued by investors, as principals, looking to make a profit by picking up foreclosure equity. Realtors work for commissions. They usually don't realize there is potential for both commissions and equity as an agent/broker working this wholesale side of the business. There are several methods for an agent to play on the wholesale side of the business: 1. Find the foreclosure
properties with equity still left in them, and try to get a listing
to help save that equity for the homeowner, before it is too late.
3. Find the foreclosure properties with significant equity still left in them, and lead your investor clients to those deals for their consideration.
4. Find the foreclosure
properties with equity still left in them, and purchase the property
yourself (as a principal, not as an agent).
6. Find the foreclosure properties with equity still left in them, and buy the note on the loan that is in foreclosure, at a discount.
7. Find the foreclosure properties with equity still left in them and a junior loan(s). Then contact the junior lien holder and buy the junior loan at a discount (advising the junior lien holder that they will likely be wiped out if the senior loan goes through the Trustee's Sale).
There are many ways for Realtors (agents or brokers) to play on the wholesale side of the real estate fence. However, whichever approach you decide to pursue, the key is still knowing which properties have potential equity still left in them. Shark Bait will help you find that equity and follow the entire foreclosure process, analyzing each deal, every step of the way. |
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