You might save money in that you will be collecting a fee.

You will get better with practice.

Because the fee you want to collect the lender sees as more money on the table that they should be receiving.

The loan as a result is deemed "current" and the deferred portion is collected when the loan pays off.This - and all other loss mitigation avenues - is becoming more commonplace in today's market climate.

Don’t answer them, literally, just asking…if you did/were not aware, you had to be notified of this action, public record, before it would be placed into collections and then added to public records.Option B: If you are adamant about paying it off regardless of circumstances and considering it is mom, like the other guy said, when and if you pay this off, create a contract that states that upon payment in full all instances of this account will be removed from your report.

I currently own a few properties at this time that I am just collecting rent on and plan to sell once the market strengthens.

For the sake of the people spending this money, I sure hope those courses have "good" information, including complete business/marketing planning.If a program or collection of different programs from different sellers all had 100% money back guarantees would more buy?

It is just a label that implies the seller is a regulated lender who obtained the property because of a loan default.Being a birddog is generally illegal given the way most people expect to collect a fee.

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An attorney, title agent or the equivalent who understands the industry, the customs, the foreclosure practice, and how the title insurance industry works.