So we just wrapped our first-ever Ultimate Foreclosure Course live event in Las Vegas last week. In case you’re not familiar with it, the whole idea of this was to do a totally new type of real estate event that didn’t rely on the same old format of every other seminar out there. So we [...]
And the same is true with pricing. Look, if it doesn’t make sense in the context of a real estate deal, then it doesn’t make sense period. I believe our model remains by far the best deal, most efficient, and highest quality solution for real estate investors and agents to have professional solutions to the mind-numbing burden of negotiating short sales. We’re not a non-profit charity and we do have to turn a profit, which means there is a cost to working with us, and we expect you to be grown ups which means sometimes you’ll invest some money in a project that does not work out; however, for those of you running a business, it doesn’t get any more efficient financially that what we offer.
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I can only speak for myself, but I have to assume that my colleagues in the business feel the same. I work my butt off on everything I put out there. Our products reflect a tremendous amount of time thinking, planning, writing, re-writing, designing, and testing. And every product I have ever released to the marketplace has always been improved by the constructive comments form those who use it.
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We spent the weekend with friends at their lake house pulling the kids on the tube and tearing it up on the jet ski’s.
What fun! It is pure exhilaration flying over the water at 50 miles per hour! (and a great relief when you slow down and your 5 year old is still there!)
My friends [...]
They played some new tunes from the new Working on a Dream album – we listened mesmerized to “Outlaw Pete” – a dark story in a minor key of a kid who struggled to overcome the rough lot he was born into. The title track “Working on a Dream” speaks to anyone still in progress, who sees can see hope, and is willing to see a brighter day before us. Bruce’s mid song narrative challenged us to “build a house here tonight . . . a house built on hope, on love, on dreams, and noise!”
The kids have Spring Break this week and it’s. . . snowing. Huh?! Just when you thought things were getting a little weird – it gets weirder: snow in April . . . in Atlanta?
Well, it didn’t stick and it didn’t last long, but the kids looked up from the Wii just long enough to [...]
Like many Americans, today I watched as President Obama took the oath of office and I listened carefully to the words he chose to mark the occasion. I spent the inauguration hour at my kid’s school and watched the ceremonies with my wife in our eldest’s second grade classroom. It just seemed the right setting to witness this bit of history.
Yesterday, Citigroup came forward in a deal with Senate leaders to support legislation that would allow bankruptcy judges to alter home loans in an effort to prevent foreclosures. Other lenders are expected to follow. The so-called “cramdown” proposal has been kicked around for a while now but has not yet made its way into law. It appears as if the legislation to make this change will find its way into President Elect Obama’s stimulus package and may become law soon.
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Yesterday, Citigroup came forward in a deal with Senate leaders to support legislation that would allow bankruptcy judges to alter home loans in an effort to prevent foreclosures. Other lenders are expected to follow. The so-called “cramdown” proposal has been kicked around for a while now but has not yet made its way into law. It appears as if the legislation to make this change will find its way into President Elect Obama’s stimulus package and may become law soon.
