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Showing posts with label cdpe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cdpe. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Real Homeowner Stories: A Miracle in the Form of a Red Envelope


For homeowners who are in danger of losing their home to foreclosure, it is common to feel like you are alone and that there is no one to help. This simply isn’t true. There are real people who have been in the same situation who have found solutions. Take, for example, Punipuao W. of Hawaii.

Punipuao found herself struggling to keep her home after her husband passed away.  “With only my income, I was no longer able to make my monthly mortgage payment,” she said. Faced with the prospect of losing the home she and her husband had bought together, she began looking for alternatives to help her keep the home.

She pleaded with the bank for relief, “but their responses gave me little information and even less hope.”

The prospect of losing the home she and her husband had shared for over 20 years was difficult. “I was so distraught,” she said. “I did not know where to turn.

“Then, one day, my miracle came through a red envelope in the mail.”
 
In the envelope was a note from a local real estate agent with the Certified Distressed Property Expert designation (or CDPE). This designation meant that the agent was trained specifically to help people like Punipuao. She called the agent.

“About four hours after I made the call, he was at my door offering help. I told him my story.” In merely two days, she received a call from the bank saying that the president of the bank was reviewing her file. “That was a good sign,” she said.

A few days after that, Punipuao had been approved for a trial loan modification. “There were many tears of gratitude at the miracle that came to me in the form of my agent. I thank god for sending me that miracle.”

Punipuao’s story is just one of many. I have a report entitled “From Foreclosure to Freedom” which tells other stories of real homeowners who faced foreclosure and found relief. Download the report, read the stories, and then contact me for a free, confidential consultation. 

Makea Turner-EXIT Realty Number One (702) 542-1883

Monday, February 18, 2013

Las Vegas Homeowners-Get Paid to Sell the Home You Can’t Afford!

When the housing market crashed in 2008, millions of homeowners suddenly found themselves in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure. To help these homeowners, in 2009 the U.S. Treasury launched the Making Home Affordable (MHA) program, which is comprised of several subprograms designed to help distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure. One of the most talked about elements of the MHA program is the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives program, or HAFA.

The HAFA program creates options for homeowners who owe more on their mortgage than the property is worth and don’t know what to do. Even better, it allows relocation assistance of $3,000 to be paid to eligible homeowners in this situation. HAFA also helps the process go more quickly by mandating that banks keep in contact and make decisions in a timely fashion. To learn more, you can download my free report entitled “Struggling to Make Your Mortgage? Uncle Sam May Pay You to Sell Your House!” by filling out the form below. As a real estate professional with the Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE) designation, I offer all of my clients the benefit of the best expertise and insights when it comes to foreclosure
avoidance. Call Makea Turner with EXIT Realty Number at (702) 542-1883 or visit www.AvoidLVForeclosure.com 


 

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Short Sale VS Foreclosure

Check out this short video explaining how short sale and foreclosure affect homeowners.



 


 Call Makea Turner with Atlantic and Pacific Real Estate (702) 542-1883 if you have any questions or would like to set up a FREE consultation to go over all options available to you.

It’s time to take another look at short sales




As recently as a few months ago, if you would have told a real estate agent who specialized in short sales that they’d be raving about a lender’s stellar service and rapid approval times—not to mention significant cash incentives for financially strapped homeowners for pursuing a short sale—you’d have gotten some strange looks.
That’s all changed.  And it’s changed faster and to a greater extent than most real estate professionals ever could have imagined.
With a glut of bank-owned properties dragging down the recovery of the real estate market, as well as the national economy, major lenders are more eager than ever before to avoid foreclosure. So they’ve sharpened their focus on short sales. Big time.
The biggest lenders in the country have staffed up to ensure rapid processing of short sale applications. They’ve ponied up with cash incentives at closing for homeowners who pursue a short sale. And they’re proactively reaching out to CDPE agents and putting them in touch with delinquent borrowers.
This is big news and the media has not really caught onto it yet. What’s important for you to know is that whatever you’ve read or heard in the past about long lag times and frustrations with short sales is probably no longer the case.
As a member of the CDPE Advanced community, I’m tapped into major lenders and on top of major developments affecting short sales and bank-owned properties.  I invite you to visit my website www.AvoidLVforeclosure.com to learn more and feel free to contact me any time at (702) 542-1883 if you or anyone you know is struggling with an unmanageable mortgage.

Makea Turner 
Atlantic and Pacific Real Estate 
(702) 542-1883

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