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March 23, 2009 at 10:05 AM #371622March 23, 2009 at 10:05 AM #371911
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ParticipantI know you were right on that one. I knew it when you said it. I just meant real estate isn’t rocket science. Doing deals is a lot of work. Anyway you guys and the rest of the piggs helped keep me from gettng too rusty. Gotta take out a can of WA on this market.
March 23, 2009 at 10:05 AM #372082ParticipantI know you were right on that one. I knew it when you said it. I just meant real estate isn’t rocket science. Doing deals is a lot of work. Anyway you guys and the rest of the piggs helped keep me from gettng too rusty. Gotta take out a can of WA on this market.
March 23, 2009 at 10:05 AM #372123ParticipantI know you were right on that one. I knew it when you said it. I just meant real estate isn’t rocket science. Doing deals is a lot of work. Anyway you guys and the rest of the piggs helped keep me from gettng too rusty. Gotta take out a can of WA on this market.
March 23, 2009 at 10:05 AM #372237ParticipantI know you were right on that one. I knew it when you said it. I just meant real estate isn’t rocket science. Doing deals is a lot of work. Anyway you guys and the rest of the piggs helped keep me from gettng too rusty. Gotta take out a can of WA on this market.
April 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM #382618Anonymous
GuestBattiata possible SCAM?
What is the Battiata group is up to? Go to google and type in loan modifications- they are one of the companies that show up in the top. They are claiming they do loan modifications for FREETheir add says “Expert loan modifications NO charge save $1,000- as seen on TV”
Who can afford to do anything for free? Nobody can afford to do them for free. Seems like the “angle” is that to tell the homeowner that they are doing a loan modification for them and 2 or so months pass and then inform the homeowner they were unsuccessful and they now have to shortsale the clients home. We all know you make more money on a shortsale!!!
April 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM #382887GuestBattiata possible SCAM?
What is the Battiata group is up to? Go to google and type in loan modifications- they are one of the companies that show up in the top. They are claiming they do loan modifications for FREETheir add says “Expert loan modifications NO charge save $1,000- as seen on TV”
Who can afford to do anything for free? Nobody can afford to do them for free. Seems like the “angle” is that to tell the homeowner that they are doing a loan modification for them and 2 or so months pass and then inform the homeowner they were unsuccessful and they now have to shortsale the clients home. We all know you make more money on a shortsale!!!
April 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM #383080GuestBattiata possible SCAM?
What is the Battiata group is up to? Go to google and type in loan modifications- they are one of the companies that show up in the top. They are claiming they do loan modifications for FREETheir add says “Expert loan modifications NO charge save $1,000- as seen on TV”
Who can afford to do anything for free? Nobody can afford to do them for free. Seems like the “angle” is that to tell the homeowner that they are doing a loan modification for them and 2 or so months pass and then inform the homeowner they were unsuccessful and they now have to shortsale the clients home. We all know you make more money on a shortsale!!!
April 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM #383126GuestBattiata possible SCAM?
What is the Battiata group is up to? Go to google and type in loan modifications- they are one of the companies that show up in the top. They are claiming they do loan modifications for FREETheir add says “Expert loan modifications NO charge save $1,000- as seen on TV”
Who can afford to do anything for free? Nobody can afford to do them for free. Seems like the “angle” is that to tell the homeowner that they are doing a loan modification for them and 2 or so months pass and then inform the homeowner they were unsuccessful and they now have to shortsale the clients home. We all know you make more money on a shortsale!!!
April 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM #383258GuestBattiata possible SCAM?
What is the Battiata group is up to? Go to google and type in loan modifications- they are one of the companies that show up in the top. They are claiming they do loan modifications for FREETheir add says “Expert loan modifications NO charge save $1,000- as seen on TV”
Who can afford to do anything for free? Nobody can afford to do them for free. Seems like the “angle” is that to tell the homeowner that they are doing a loan modification for them and 2 or so months pass and then inform the homeowner they were unsuccessful and they now have to shortsale the clients home. We all know you make more money on a shortsale!!!
April 17, 2009 at 10:47 AM #382978kicksavedave
ParticipantBattiata was on NPR about two months ago, touting the state of the RE market and opining that loan modifications simply don’t work, that 98% of applicants don’t qualify for any loan mod, and that 95% of loan modification outfits are simply scams or fraudsters.
Singing a different tune now?
April 17, 2009 at 10:47 AM #383246ParticipantBattiata was on NPR about two months ago, touting the state of the RE market and opining that loan modifications simply don’t work, that 98% of applicants don’t qualify for any loan mod, and that 95% of loan modification outfits are simply scams or fraudsters.
Singing a different tune now?
April 17, 2009 at 10:47 AM #383436ParticipantBattiata was on NPR about two months ago, touting the state of the RE market and opining that loan modifications simply don’t work, that 98% of applicants don’t qualify for any loan mod, and that 95% of loan modification outfits are simply scams or fraudsters.
Singing a different tune now?
April 17, 2009 at 10:47 AM #383482ParticipantBattiata was on NPR about two months ago, touting the state of the RE market and opining that loan modifications simply don’t work, that 98% of applicants don’t qualify for any loan mod, and that 95% of loan modification outfits are simply scams or fraudsters.
Singing a different tune now?
April 17, 2009 at 10:47 AM #383613ParticipantBattiata was on NPR about two months ago, touting the state of the RE market and opining that loan modifications simply don’t work, that 98% of applicants don’t qualify for any loan mod, and that 95% of loan modification outfits are simply scams or fraudsters.
Singing a different tune now?
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