Champions Of Short Sales – Funding Deals Quick and Easy

Monday, March 9th, 2009 | Uncategorized

Champions Of Short Sales Training Series Continues Tonight (March 9th at 9pm EST)…

Part V (and the final webinar): “Closings and how to fund flips using none of your own money or credit”

As always, space is limited. Register now…

https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/561394694

We’re on our last training for the Champions of Short Sales and I’m sure you’d agree there’s been some awesome information revealed on these calls.

Tonight I’ll be interviewing Jason Medley of IVisionary Financial. Jason is a Masters Elite coaching student and an active investor who manages about 40-50 deals at any one time.

He also funds deals for my students across the US.

He’ll be sharing information on how to make No Money Down Short Sales possible.

Your income, assets, and employment don’t matter… you’ll discover how you can fund your deals no matter what situation you’re in.

Zero in your bank account. 500 credit score. Recent bankruptcy. NO worries.

https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/561394694

You’ll find out how transactional funding for short sales works, step by step.

If you want to learn how you can borrow money to flip your deals regardless of income, credit, or assets then make sure to register for this call.

Space is filling up FAST.

See you tonight!
- Josh Cantwell

P.S. Tonight at midnight I close applications for my Platinum and Diamond Coaching groups. These programs are high level and very exclusive. If you want personalized one-on-one coaching for your short sales business, check it out…

http://www.StrategicRealEstateCoach.com/coaching

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1 Comment to Champions Of Short Sales – Funding Deals Quick and Easy

Steve

Josh,

Great series of calls! Thanks!

I was thinking.. would it make sense to have a dedicated space (database?) for your students/you/your negotiators – to report by lender, specific transaction details?

For example, I am seeing a lender right now who is doing a loan mod for an investor owned single family home. If that same lender were to later tell anyone ‘we don’t modify loans on investor owned properties’, could be useful to have a searchable database like this?

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