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Updated over 6 years ago, 08/17/2018

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Oswin Grant
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Katy, TX
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If you come from working in the mortgage industry where do you st

Oswin Grant
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Katy, TX
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What if you come from the mortgage servicing industry, or like a bank. Could one still get started? I come with a different set of skills and experience, which is still related to what most folks on this site are doing yet it is still different. 

I've dealt with distressed homeowners needing help over the years and know a lot from that angle, but I've become interested in flipping and wholesaling, it seems like something I could do well, which can  help desperate homeowners needing help + provide some financial relief also to walk away from their home and avoid foreclosure. I'm the guy with ways to keep homeowners in their homes, but I also come up with ways to get the homeowners out of a property gracefully to try to avoid foreclosure and total loss for them. For example, purchasing their would pay them and avoid foreclosure which is a good this for all parties. Just brain storming and wondering. Any thoughts?

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