(PRLEAK) October 3, 2009 â Banks don't seem to be doing enough to educate homeowners on the possibility of losing their home to foreclosure. However, Tempe based Keller Williams Realty, has gone all out to get the message across to thousands of homeowners. The office is located at 3920 S. Rural Rd. Suite 110 in Tempe and conducts a complimentary short sale class on Tuesdays from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm, w.e.f. October 6th.
According to Arizona's short sale expert, Fred Weaver, there is no denying the fact that homeowners are either ill informed or have no clue about the danger of foreclosure. The short sale class aims to educate homeowners on their options when faced with impending foreclosure on their homes. The seminars will feature a number of issues and alternatives for distressed homeowners. One of the main issues to be discussed is the 9 alternatives to foreclosure that homeowners. Keller Williams Realty's short sale expert will also disclose the reason why over 90% of short sales offer fail, and the technique behind grabbing your banks attention. The seminar will reveal the five lesser known secrets that banks look for prior to considering your offer.
The seminar will also apprise homeowners of the process of Loss Mitigation, the functioning of Collection Departments, and ways to make them accept your offer. You will also learn how not to be fooled by ârescue' scams. Banks aren't too keen to take back properties either, and you will learn three reasons why they don't like to do so. Attend the seminar and you will learn how to master the art of making a short sale offer and come out a confident and strong winner. Short sales experts Fred and Kevin, will be there to answer all the questions homeowners may have on this issue. To book a seat at one of the seminars log on to http://noforeclosureclass.com.
Fred Weaver and Kevin Kauffman are co-founders of Group 46:10, Arizona\'s Premier Short Sale Team. The team is well versed in short sales and has over 15 years of experience in the real estate and finance sectors. Their main objective is to help homeowners negotiate with banks on short sales.
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