Mike Warren Judgment Option Training

November 17, 2009 by Mike Warren  
Filed under Judgement Liens


Mike Warren Judgment Option Training

Mike Warren is teaching a free class on making money with judgments and judgment liens using options where you have no more than $1.00 out of pocket. You no longer have to worry about buying foreclosures or transactional funding for deals. Who cares ;) .

H ow would you like to make $1,000’s or $10,000’s from real estate by risking only a buck? And how would you like to accomplish this by just letting your fingers tap dance on your keyboard? I did not want you to miss out on a special “closed door” training session on how to use judgments, liens and options to put over $12,,817 cold hard cash in your pocket in the next 7-10 days–without Risk! Go to the link below and get all the juicy details..

http://misuniversity.com/webinar

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Judgments, Loan Mod’s, Defaulted Paper & Social Media-Oh My!


Judgments, Loan Mod’s, Defaulted Paper & Social Media-Oh My!

You asked for it and I ma going to deliver 4 hourse of pure content (no sales) direct from my office to your computer through video streaming. Watch the video below for details.


Register –> Http://misuniversity.com/webinar

If you have any questions you want to make sure I answer on the training please post them here as a comment. Thanks and I’ll see you on the call.

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Tax Credit Extended Until April 2010

November 5, 2009 by Mike Warren  
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Tax Credit Extended Until April 2010

Tax Credit extended The Senate voted yesterday to pass an extension of the first-time homebuyer tax credit until April 2010. 98 Senators voted in favor of H.R. 3548, with zero votes against (two Senators did not vote). H.R. 3548 is a bill is primarily concerned with extending unemployment benefits. The bill is currently amended to include the extension of an $8,000 tax credit for those buying their first homes as well as an $6,500 tax credit for some borrowers buying a home for a second time. This critical program has already enabled hundreds of thousands of Americans to become first-time homebuyers, said Business Roundtable, an association of CEOs of leading U.S. companies. the tax credit can still be removed from the final wording of the bill, if placed under further review. However given recent lobbying efforts in the industry and a feeling of presidential support, this remains unlikely.

Please comment on what you think about this passing. Good? Bad?

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(Loan modification agreement) Real Estate Is Local So Is Leadership


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RISMEDIA, October 31, 2009Getting your clients to understand that real estate is local was one of the more difficult lessons that real estate professionalshave had to preach during the recent housing downturn. As the media continually painted a negative picture…


New Home Sales Fall in September for First Time in 6 Months

RISMEDIA, October 29, 2009After five consecutive months of increases, sales of newly built, single-family homes fell 3.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rateof 402,000 units in September 2009, according to data released by the U.S. Commerce Department.

This critical loss of…

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