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Perpetrators mislead the homeowners into believing that they can save their homes in exchange for a transfer of the deed, usually in the form of a Quit-Claim Deed, and up-front fees. The perpetrator profits from these schemes by re-mortgaging the property or pocketing fees paid by the homeowner without preventing the foreclosure. The victim suffers [...]
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Robert Kiyosaki’s bestseller, Rich Dad, Poor Dad1, has helped millions to create roadmaps to their financial goals. Central to his series is the notion of open-mindedness. Instead of sizing up a situation and saying, “I can’t afford that,” he suggests saying, “How can I afford that?” By reshaping the idea into an open-ended question, creativity [...]
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I really have to stop making promises to clients and prospective clients that I’m always available by phone should they need to talk to me. This morning the phone rings, on the other end is Nick. Nick wants a loan in the $200,000 to $1,000,000 range. Now that’s a wide range for a loan and [...]
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I’m sitting here minding my own business when the phone rings, Sally Shopper is on the other end. Sally want’s to refinance her current 30 year fixed 5% mortgage to take out $100,000 to purchase an investment property. Sally would like to remain at a 5% fixed rate and not pay any points, and also [...]
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