mo: Treasury foreclosure-prevention program helps 947,000 households
- 02/18/10 04:59 AM
The U.S. Treasury said its foreclosure-prevention program has cut mortgage payments for about 947,000 households, at least temporarily.That was the number of households benefiting from easier loan terms at the end of January through the Obama administration's Home Affordable Modification Program, known as HAMP. The total was up about 11% from a month earlier. The administration estimates that 1.7 million households—about 3% of those with mortgages—are eligible for the program.HAMP, announced a year ago by President Barack Obama, gives lenders incentives to help struggling borrowers avoid foreclosure by shrinking their payments through a reduction in the interest rate to as low (1 comments)
mo: 2010 Business Planning Tip using the Buy Cycle Sales Funnel
- 12/22/09 04:13 PM
I finished working on my 2010 Business Plan using a Buy Cycle Sales Funnel designed to maximize quality sales time while helping to improve the customer situation. This funnel is a Commitment Driven Model which is more production driven accountable. This requires the customer to acknowledge their pain followed by a commitment to spend money, choosing to no longer live with their problem. When the customer makes a commitment to the funding stage only then can a value be placed on the potential sale. The net result will be improved sales calls providing better customer service and a business plan with (0 comments)
mo: St. Clair, MO Home Auction. Franklin County Real Estate Auction Dec 12 at 11AM AGENTS WELCOME
- 11/29/09 03:22 AM
This lovely home on 4 acres in Franklin County, MO will be SOLD to the Highest Bidder at Real Estate Auction on Saturday December 12, 2009 at 11AM CST subject to Seller Confirmation. The Home will be sold "As Is, Where Is and With All Faults". 687 Kay Drive, Lonedell, MO 63060 (0 comments)
mo: How do Seniors Sell their Homes today? At a Real Estate Auction
- 09/03/09 01:41 PM
Many elderly Americans once planned to sell their homes to finance their retirement care. But with both home values and investment portfolios shrinking, Seniors are now struggling to cope. As reported in the New York Times, US News and World Report, and elsewhere, many seniors facing the prospect of long term care are unable to pay for their care today owing to the depressed real estate market. These aren't the classically poor seniors who've traditionally turned to Medicaid under these circumstances. Rather, these are elderly whose primary homes are their largest store of wealth, and they've planned on selling that primary (3 comments)
I sell real estate assets fast and economically. I auction household, estate, real estate and downsizing auctions. Brokers and agents encouraged for referral of sellers and buyers.
Paul Roesch cell: 618-407-8479