Hi Everyone, Here are some links that will be mentioned in class today. Here’s a link to the BPO-R website. Here’s the definition of a BPO….from our WA State Licensing Law. Here’s the link to the Graph Gallery. The menu is across the top. Click on “Delinquencies.” there was a suggestion to use the Marshall and Swift book to […]
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To the Students from the Jan 21, 2011 Foreclosure Field Trip
Here are the relevant links from today’s class. Thanks to Marie Nunely from BECU for sponsoring our class! Here’s a link to the Northwest Trustee Service website and a link to our special guest speaker, Vestus. Thanks again to Christopher Hall for going through the homes up for bid! Here’s the nice PDF of the […]
To the Students from the Jan 20, 2011 REO Classes
MORNING CLASS Buying REOs Calculated Risk Blog has an entire Graph Gallery that you can access here. We talked about Shadow Inventory this moring. Here’s a good research article on that topic and here’ s the REO Heat Map. I referenced a chart showing the market share of Fannie, Freddie, and FHA loans overlayed with […]
8 Clock Hours: Buying REOs AND How to Become an REO Broker back-to-back Jan 20, 2011
January 20, 2011 Buying REOs and Bank-Owned Real Estate Early Start Time: 8AM to Noon 4 clock hours $54 No-Host Lunch Noon to 1PM How to Become an REO Broker Afternoon Class: 1PM to 5PM 4 clock hours $54 Location: Bellefield Conference Center 1150 114th Ave. SE Bellevue, WA Directions below Join us on Thursday, […]
To the Students from The July 16, 2010 REO class at SKCAR Bellevue
Hi Everyone, Here’s the follow up from today’s class. Nobel Prize winning economist Dr. Paul Krugman gives us some nice data about the Community Reinvestment Act and how CRA is not to blame for the meltdown. All you have to do is google or bing this: community reinvestment act harvard and the Harvard PDF will come […]
To the Students from the May 18, 2010 REO Class at Firstam Kirkland
Hi Everyone, Here’s the follow up from today’s class. Here’s the link to Neighborhood Watch so you can see which lenders have a high FHA default rate. Here’s a link to the myfico.com website. They have a great education side to their website where your homeowners can ask all kinds of different questions about how […]