Anyone hear of these jokers………

[murf2222]

Bankforeclosuresdirect.bz

A friend is trying to talk me into going down with him and listening to their pitch.

I’m sure it’s just the same type of clowns that run those no-money-down real estate seminars. They even have the same schtick of offering a “Free” introductory class, but you need to spend $1,500 for their specialized “training”.

Anyhoo…..was just hoping someone here had some first hand knowledge so I don’t appear to be rude when I tell my buddy I’m not interested in going.

Murf2222

[DataAgent]

Never heard of them but sure smells like a scam.

btw.. the website suffix is “.biz” as in
http://bankforeclosuresdirect.biz

[DataAgent]

Never heard of them but sure smells like a scam.

btw.. the website suffix is “.biz” as in
http://bankforeclosuresdirect.biz

[DataAgent]

Never heard of them but sure smells like a scam.

btw.. the website suffix is “.biz” as in
http://bankforeclosuresdirect.biz

[DataAgent]

Never heard of them but sure smells like a scam.

btw.. the website suffix is “.biz” as in
http://bankforeclosuresdirect.biz

[DataAgent]

Never heard of them but sure smells like a scam.

btw.. the website suffix is “.biz” as in
http://bankforeclosuresdirect.biz

[sdrealtor]

Buying at the trustee sale is an investors game. Its too hard for the average Joe to find what they want, do all the legwork and get deal on a specific property for nearly all. For an owner occupier to buy a house at the trustee sale it would take the equivalent of getting struck by lightening.

I dont know whether these guys are full of it but I had a house that was an aprpoved short sale. The sellers had refied out about $500K and the bank wanted a pound of flesh (wanted divorced sellers to each sign $250K promissary notes) so they walked and declared BK. It was their only real option. There was a guy that wanted to buy it. I drove by a week ago and it was occupied despite never having been on the open market and I know the previous folks moved out. I checked the tax records and they guy who had submitted an offer was the new owner. SOmehow he was able to buy it directly from the bank. I sent him an email yesterday asking how he pulled it off. I wonder if he’ll write back.

Bottomline: The stuff these guys are selling can be done. I just dont know how or how easily.

[sdrealtor]

Buying at the trustee sale is an investors game. Its too hard for the average Joe to find what they want, do all the legwork and get deal on a specific property for nearly all. For an owner occupier to buy a house at the trustee sale it would take the equivalent of getting struck by lightening.

I dont know whether these guys are full of it but I had a house that was an aprpoved short sale. The sellers had refied out about $500K and the bank wanted a pound of flesh (wanted divorced sellers to each sign $250K promissary notes) so they walked and declared BK. It was their only real option. There was a guy that wanted to buy it. I drove by a week ago and it was occupied despite never having been on the open market and I know the previous folks moved out. I checked the tax records and they guy who had submitted an offer was the new owner. SOmehow he was able to buy it directly from the bank. I sent him an email yesterday asking how he pulled it off. I wonder if he’ll write back.

Bottomline: The stuff these guys are selling can be done. I just dont know how or how easily.

[sdrealtor]

Buying at the trustee sale is an investors game. Its too hard for the average Joe to find what they want, do all the legwork and get deal on a specific property for nearly all. For an owner occupier to buy a house at the trustee sale it would take the equivalent of getting struck by lightening.

I dont know whether these guys are full of it but I had a house that was an aprpoved short sale. The sellers had refied out about $500K and the bank wanted a pound of flesh (wanted divorced sellers to each sign $250K promissary notes) so they walked and declared BK. It was their only real option. There was a guy that wanted to buy it. I drove by a week ago and it was occupied despite never having been on the open market and I know the previous folks moved out. I checked the tax records and they guy who had submitted an offer was the new owner. SOmehow he was able to buy it directly from the bank. I sent him an email yesterday asking how he pulled it off. I wonder if he’ll write back.

Bottomline: The stuff these guys are selling can be done. I just dont know how or how easily.

[sdrealtor]

Buying at the trustee sale is an investors game. Its too hard for the average Joe to find what they want, do all the legwork and get deal on a specific property for nearly all. For an owner occupier to buy a house at the trustee sale it would take the equivalent of getting struck by lightening.

I dont know whether these guys are full of it but I had a house that was an aprpoved short sale. The sellers had refied out about $500K and the bank wanted a pound of flesh (wanted divorced sellers to each sign $250K promissary notes) so they walked and declared BK. It was their only real option. There was a guy that wanted to buy it. I drove by a week ago and it was occupied despite never having been on the open market and I know the previous folks moved out. I checked the tax records and they guy who had submitted an offer was the new owner. SOmehow he was able to buy it directly from the bank. I sent him an email yesterday asking how he pulled it off. I wonder if he’ll write back.

Bottomline: The stuff these guys are selling can be done. I just dont know how or how easily.

[sdrealtor]

Buying at the trustee sale is an investors game. Its too hard for the average Joe to find what they want, do all the legwork and get deal on a specific property for nearly all. For an owner occupier to buy a house at the trustee sale it would take the equivalent of getting struck by lightening.

I dont know whether these guys are full of it but I had a house that was an aprpoved short sale. The sellers had refied out about $500K and the bank wanted a pound of flesh (wanted divorced sellers to each sign $250K promissary notes) so they walked and declared BK. It was their only real option. There was a guy that wanted to buy it. I drove by a week ago and it was occupied despite never having been on the open market and I know the previous folks moved out. I checked the tax records and they guy who had submitted an offer was the new owner. SOmehow he was able to buy it directly from the bank. I sent him an email yesterday asking how he pulled it off. I wonder if he’ll write back.

Bottomline: The stuff these guys are selling can be done. I just dont know how or how easily.

[PCinSD]

I get turned off by their hype and scammy looking website. I wouldn’t give them my money. Doesn’t seem to be any info online about them, but a quick search did come up with this:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100215035642AA6WDM7

Just someone else asking the same question you are with one response.

[PCinSD]

I get turned off by their hype and scammy looking website. I wouldn’t give them my money. Doesn’t seem to be any info online about them, but a quick search did come up with this:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100215035642AA6WDM7

Just someone else asking the same question you are with one response.

[PCinSD]

I get turned off by their hype and scammy looking website. I wouldn’t give them my money. Doesn’t seem to be any info online about them, but a quick search did come up with this:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100215035642AA6WDM7

Just someone else asking the same question you are with one response.

[PCinSD]

I get turned off by their hype and scammy looking website. I wouldn’t give them my money. Doesn’t seem to be any info online about them, but a quick search did come up with this:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100215035642AA6WDM7

Just someone else asking the same question you are with one response.

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