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       Today:5/20/2012

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Get Paid to Create partnerships that save homes.

       Become: a Equity Share Specialist

The Need: Lenders are poised to take back more homes
 this year than any other since the U.S. housing meltdown
began in 2006. About 5 million borrowers are at least two months behind
on their mortgages and more will miss payments as they struggle with job losses
and loans worth more than their home's value. Industry analysts RealtyTrac, Inc.,
predicts 1.2 million homes will be repossessed this year by lenders.
This trend has also given rise to the growth of Equity Share partnerships as the
weapon of choice of home owners fighting foreclosure and a demand for the

                             "Equity Share Specialist"

The ESS brings the parties (the home owner, the investor, the bank) together
in an agreement where the homeowner shares the home equity with the investor,
who cures the loan default and the lender that writes-down the loan.
The ESS prepares documents according to state and federal law, that reflect the
full letter of the agreement and in turn are placed in escrow. The Investor pays ESS.
The Market: There are more than a million homes in foreclosure. In this industry 
paralegals, escrow agents and realtors can create jobs and new business.
The Future: The exports forecast that Millions of homeowners will need help for
for many, many years. Moreover Equity sharing will become a popular path to
homeownership for many 1st time and sub-prime buyers.
The Jump-Start: Follow the Step by Step

FAQ
Q: Who Pays?:
A: The :Investor

Q: What can you Earn?
A: As an un-licensed specialist, a negotiated fee. Approx. $1,000 per transaction.

Q: What is the normal work Schedule?
A: Normally a 9-5 schedule, that may include evenings and weekends.

Q: Why should a Homeowner trust you?
A: Because the process works and it's FREE to them.

Q: Why should a bank write-down a loan?
A: Because it's cheaper than foreclosure.

Q: Why should a bank write-down a loan?
A: Because it's cheaper than foreclosure.

STEP BY STEP

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1-Signup
2-Review State's Equity Share Law
3-Review Federal equity Share Law
4-Study Lender "Write-Down" principles
5-Advertise for Investors
6-Create a Transaction Team (Escrow, Attorney, Realtor)
7-Customize Your "Home Rescue" Brochure (download template)
8-Print your Business Card (download template)
9-Organize your Tools (marketing, agreements, reference, etc.)
10-Frequent foreclosure seminars
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