The only way out of some sellers is a Short Sale. Other sellers with
equity are having a hard time selling due to less available financing. Now is the
time to get creative!
Learn:
The tricks and traps of short sales
How to reach the lender’s “decision maker”
Structuring the short sale purchase contract
Tax implications of short sales
New mortgage money sources
The truth about “Due on Sale Clauses”
Seller financing techniques that work
How to structure seller carry-backs for sale for cash
“Undiscovered” down payment sources
To quote Frank Dickens, 2007 President of the Arizona Association of REALTORS®,
“Now more than ever consumers require our services, creativity, advice and
enthusiasm. We owe it to consumers to dig in, get creative and promote the
homeownership dream of America.”
Jim Hogan ABR, DREI A REALTOR since 1971, Jim is
also a mortgage broker and investor. As an educator, he
has helped "billions" begin and sustain
successful real estate careers. His door is always open
to anyone with a question or seeking advice. He and and
Curtis Hall developed the Real Estate Buyer's Agent
Council's "Innovative Marketing for Buyer
Representatives," course and teach Accredited Buyer
Representative (ABR) designation classes throughout Arizona,
California and Hawaii. Jim was one of the first educators
to be awarded the Real Estate Educators Association's
Distinguished Real Estate Instructor (DREI) designation.
Leonard C. Elder, DREI, MREP
Len has served as President of the Southern Chapter of
the Arizona Association of Mortgage Brokers and on the
State Board of Directors for the Arizona Association of
Mortgage Brokers. Len obtained his B.A. from Capital
University majoring in Economics and Speech Communications.
He obtained his law degree from Capital University law
school and practiced civil litigation in Ohio in eight
years. He is also a licensed real estate broker in Arizona.
In June 2005, he was awarded the Distinguished Real
Estate Instructor, DREI professional designation by the
Real Estate Educators Association.
Important Reminders
There is a 5 minute late rule. If you are more than 5 minutes late to class, you will not receive credit for attending the course. No exceptions.
You must check in with the front desk prior to entering the classroom.
You must sign in on the Class Attendance roster prior to the beginning of the course.