Real estate blog entries tagged with advance fee agreement by Steve Vondran (Law Offices of Steven C. Vondran)

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advance fee agreement: illegal loan modification companies should be shut down and attorney fees can be awarded to the successful plaintiff - 04/07/09 12:07 PM

The following is general legal information only and not intended to serve as legal advice or a substitute for legal advice. For specific questions, please contact an attorney.
Steven C. Vondran, Esq. can be reached at steve@vondranlaw.com. He is licensed to practice law in Arizona and California.
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advance fee agreement: Advance Fee Agreement and Verified Accounting. Attorney Drafted / DRE Approved. Allows Outsourcing Audits to Attorney. Other options to choose from. - 01/30/09 04:14 PM

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Are you a California Broker wondering how you can legally work with Attorneys in the loan modifcation business?
I have submitted approximately 30 advance fee agreements for various California DRE licensed Brokers. I have received over 20 letters of … (1 comments)

advance fee agreement: DRE Approved Advance Fee Agreement - We Have Several Approved Options! Get Setup Fast to Legally do Loan Modifications in California! - 12/05/08 10:14 PM

DRE Approved Advanced Fee Agreement - We Have Several Approved Options! Get Setup to Legally do Loan Modifications in California!
Top 10 Main Points regarding Advanced Fee Agreements:
(1) The loan modification business is sizzling and projected for heavy traffic for the next two years
(2) The DRE … (0 comments)

advance fee agreement: Approved California Advance Fee Agreement, or should I say AFA that received a letter of non-objection by DRE! - 11/21/08 02:38 AM

Advance fee agreements. If you are a California licensed real estate broker, you have probably heard by now that if you want to get in the game and do loan modifications (you should make sure you are in it for the right reasons - to help homeowners), and if you intend … (1 comments)

advance fee agreement: California Foreclosure Consultant Act - What Does it Mean to California Brokers doing Loan Modifications? - 09/23/08 08:31 PM

First let's get the law out on the table. I will bold the portions to be discussed in this article. I have also put some random comments in here so read through it. My comments are italicized. The following is general legal information only, and not legal advice. Consult with an … (6 comments)

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