* ONE DAY LEFT**

The following information is extremely important!

“HUD Issues Problematic Rules Interpreting SAFE
Mortgage Licensing ACT HUD has proposed to eliminate
ALL seller financing unless the seller lives in the home
or becomes a licensed mortgage originator.”

Seller Financing for Residential and Commercial properties
is a HUGE way for investors to flip properties.

We desperately need for thousands of real estate investors
across the country to go on record with HUD on this issue.

How YOU can help:

1. Call your US Congressman or US Senator…otherwise,
according to one government insider, your emails to them will
be read by a lowly staffer.

To find your local US Congressman and US Senator’s line, go here

For US Congress: use (202) in front of the phone numbers listed
here http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/mcapdir.html

For US Senate: use (202) then the “22″ prefix in front of the phone
numbers listed here
http://www.senate.gov/general/resources/pdf/senators_phone_list.pdf

2. Tell them what you feel about the proposed law and how
that would negatively impact the real estate business their area, and for you.

Your message should include that you would like the definitions
in the proposed rules to be changed so that private individuals
can originate and service loans on properties they personally own.

Opinions must be in by tomorrow.

Which means we have less than one day left to  flood this system
with comments.

Please forward this email to those who need to know. Action must be taken quickly.

Here is the link to HUD to read the law:

<A HREF=“http://m1e.net/c?40134443-RN4wgovDS//vo%405038917-wcMDQJ2j1DRlk“>http://m1e.net/c?40134443-RN4wgovDS//vo%405038917-wcMDQJ2j1DRlk</A>

Here is the link to HUD for you to post your public Comments:

<A HREF=“http://m1e.net/c?40134443-Bu7YsRGpcd3rY%405038918-vftzEOO.qaoQU“>http://m1e.net/c?40134443-Bu7YsRGpcd3rY%405038918-vftzEOO.qaoQU</A>

If this is accurate,

the Plot Thickens via this

INSANE FDIC Formula !

The Plot Thickens

According to this, One West Bank will actually

EARN MONEY on any Indy Mac Loans that go to

Short Sale or Foreclosure and it’s set up in such a

way that they can’t lose.

It makes you wonder if the Government really

wants to clean up this mess or not.

You should be aware

of this and share it with people

that you know in order to shine the light

on this “arrangement“.

This is a “sweetheart” of a deal…

just in time for Valentine’s Day right?

You’re not even going to believe this one…

Humor me…Just watch anyway.

Check the video out>>> Click Here

and please share it and share any

thoughts or opinions you have about it, below.

Does this make you question why so many Loan Mods aren’t going through? Let me know what you think.

Karen

Have you ever heard of Property Fraud Alert?

I think this is a handy little service to have as part of your real estate tools because things happen- especially when we get really busy juggling multiple properties, we can miss something until we go to sell  t he property.

Well, this handy little service can ward off  a few un-welcome surprises.

It was designed to ward against mortgage fraud. It could be something as simple as someone recording a document to have it appear that they own your property-without your knowledge.

Property Fraud Alert is offered in certain counties,

Should you decide to check out the site, it’ll ask you for the name(s) you’d like

for them to monitor and the email address where you’d like to receive

document alert  notification.

If ever something is recorded in your name, you are immediately notified via an email alert with the following information:

• County Location
• Document Number
• Document Type
• Recorded Date
• Party Name(s)

The only downside that I see to this service right now, is that it’s not offered everywhere.

If  this sounds like something that would help you- Head on over to Property Fraud Alert

and enter your zip code to determine if yours  is a county that they serve.

Property Fraud Alert might be just what you need to help you protect your valuable property investment.

Karen