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The supreme court decision on the secondary market being subject to FDCPA regulations will have a huge impact to the loan industry.

The recent ruling by the supreme court on the case of Hanson et.al.v Santander Consumer USA will have tremendous implications on the secondary market particularly to those who invest in the mortgage and loan industry. Unless the Congress amends the law, the secondary markets and originators are not considered a “debt collector” as they are not subject to the Fair ...

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Informative List Of The Top Nine Rated Zip Codes For Real Estate Returns And Risk 

It is always the goal of every real estate investors and homeowners to see the value of their properties increase. But in the U.S there are certain locations that provide stronger investment returns than others. This is attributed to various factors including that the U.S economy is in its eight year of economic expansion which is the third longest expansion in the history of the ...

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How to make millions off your exit…

Does a “correct moment” to sell your company, with the minimum risk and simultaneously with a potential high profit, exist? It might need a lot of things to be considered, when someone decides to “exit” their business, however, it could be a high profitable move. Entrepreneurs who have, successfully, sold their companies, share advice, on how to make this happen. ...

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Fannie Mae Will Ease Mortgage Standards

Famous lender Fannie Mae is set to ease mortgage standards next month. That news should be welcomed among applicants waiting for any kind of approval. Denied loans are fairly uncommon across the country. Still, there are a few reports of standards keeping applicants from their dream home. Fannie Mae was set up as a federal program to provide home loan ...

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10 Cities Primed for Foreclosures

According to rankings released by WalletHub, Detroit emerged as the worst city that a person can live or invest. The city has a large percentage of people living below the poverty line and it also has the least number of weekly hours. The statistics also indicated that more than 160,000 homes in Detroit have been foreclosed since the year 2002. ...

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Habits of Highly Successful Business Owners

Being a successful business owner takes a lot, but drive and determination are two key factors. Did you also know that daily habits play a key part in business success? Checkout this article by Kathleen Elkins entitled “7 Rich Habits of Highly Successful People.” http://www.cnbc.com/2017/04/07/7-rich-habits-of-highly-successful-people.html?utm_content=buffer79495&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

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Maximize Your Marketing

Real estate marketing is not something you do once. It is something you must do on a continual basis. Think of marketing as the “eating right and exercising” part of your business. Just as you can’t eat an apple or go to the gym once and expect to drop 10 pounds, tone all your muscles and gain energy, you can’t ...

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Know your Market

If there’s any secret to real estate investing, it’s this: only a healthy combination of motivation, resources, and strategic partnerships can skyrocket you to a bright future as an investor. There’s no single method that’s better than others, no guarantee of success in any particular city. If you’re ready to take your business to the next level, use our cheat ...

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Effective Time Management Strategies for Today’s Real Estate Investors

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While you might want to return every email immediately and personally, understand that as your number of investments, offers and deals grow, you simply won’t be able to answer every email. So be careful about the precedents you set to avoid future disappointment. For you and your contacts. Time Management Apps Apps like Time Doctor and Rescue Time claim to recover an ...

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Benefits of Having a Partnership

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Is a Partnership Right For You? There may be more horror stories about ex-business partners than about ex-spouses, and taking on a partner in some ways are more dangerous; especially when you consider the U.S. divorce rate is more than 50%. Friendships have been ruined and families torn apart by well-intentioned business plans. However, this doesn’t mean that partnerships are ...

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