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  • Money Management : How to Negotiate With Creditors

    Posted by admin on June 9th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | No Comments »

    If a person has a credit file and a good credit score, they can usually go to a company and dictate terms of repayment. Let creditors know about difficulties in a cooperative manner with advice from a registered financial consultant in this free video on money management.

    Expert: Patrick Munro
    Contact: www.northstarnavigator.com
    Bio: Patrick Munro is a registered financial consultant (RFC) with outstanding sales volume of progressive financial products and solutions to the senior and boomer marketplace.
    Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

    Duration : 0:1:16

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    Virtual Assistants – How To Negotiate The BEST Price To Get Work Done CHEAP!

    Posted by admin on May 27th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | No Comments »

    http://www.CashFlowInstitute.com Here’s how to get virtual assistants do work for you as little as $350 a month full time and often even less. This is perfect for real estate investing, work from home, online business …you name it!

    Duration : 0:3:7

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    How to negotiate a lower price on an RV

    Posted by admin on May 23rd, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | No Comments »

    RVtravel.com presents Charles Davis of RVfinancing.com with advice to RV buyers about how to negotiate a lower price on a recreational vehicle from an RV dealer.

    Duration : 0:2:12

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    DR MICHAEL GRAYSON TEACHES YOU HOW TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE BANKS

    Posted by admin on May 18th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | No Comments »

    DR GRAYSON TEACHES YOU HOW TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE BANKS WEATHER IT’S CREDIT CARDS OR SHORT SALES HE IS THE BEST NEGOTIATOR IN THE BUSINESS (516)451-1351

    Duration : 0:4:21

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    What is a Short Sale and How to Negotiate to Stop Foreclosure – www.RealEstateMarketingThisWeek.com

    Posted by admin on May 12th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | 1 Comment »

    http://RealEstateMarketingThisWeek.com/short-sales-great-alternatives-to-foreclosure – Facing Home Foreclosure? A Short Sale Specialist is your best Foreclosure Defense.

    Part 1

    What is a Short Sale? How to Negotiate to Stop Foreclosure.

    Kalyn Roberts and Jeri league, welcome to the program. Jeri and Kalyn are short sale experts and have graciously decided to come to the program to discuss some of the short sale important things that people do need to know, and were going to get to all of this short sale information, but a couple of things important to mortgage interest rates. Today is a fantastic day in the mortgage rate world. Leslie and Staci at Velocity Financial were kind enough to put together a scenario for us so listen to this folks.

    This is not the teaser, this is not the loss leader, this is the real deal as of today, a $417,000 loan amount, the interest rate is 4.875%, thats 4.875% that is below 5% obviously, the APR is 4.948% and that is for a no cash out loan, and that is a special rate and we have a certain allotment of loans that were allowed to do at that special rate. If youre interested in talking to a member of my staff or myself or anyone else about that program you would call. There are people there standing by to take your phone call.

    Were a local licensed firm and one of the only 15% of the mortgage companies in the state of Arizona that is licensed to do FHA loans as well. Any mortgage related needs that you have were here to help but for the next hour were going to be talking about Short Sales.

    Now over the last several months we have been talking about loan modifications on the show a lot, Velocity Financial was one of the first companies to work with a national network of attorneys, a 16 year old firm that were working with. They have done thousands of these loan modifications, and the loan modification industry in Arizona is for the most part unregulated, but you want to make sure youre working with a licensed firm, and you want to make sure youre utilizing an attorney.

    You dont want to be giving money to anybody that says they can get you a loan modification, the only money you give is to an attorney, dont be giving money to people who come by and say they can help you out. Youre going to have to be very careful on how you handle that, but interestingly enough the loan modification is for the mortgage side, essentially the loan modification is to the loan officer what a short sale would be to a realtor.

    Now the short sale part of real estate is not something you want to trust to somebody starting out doing short sales, unless they are being supervised by a pro, you dont want to mess around with it. This is not a time to be trying it out, this is not a time for people to be using you as their guinea pig, not a good idea at all.

    That is why we brought Jeri and Kalyn in and were going to talk about some of the specifics. You definitely want to make sure that if you need to do a loan modification, if youre facing foreclosure or you want to do a short sale, whatever scenario is the better decision for you and your family, you have got to work with a professional, Jeri and Kalyn have extensive experience, they have an unbelievably great success rate.

    It doesnt have to take six months to get this done they can execute this for you and they are the pros so were going to go through some questions over the next hour, there is just one more thing I want to talk about and that is if a loan modification is something you think you need call the office and we have put together a video for you that you can watch, its very short, it explains the process and we will then get together with you and answer any questions that you have… http://realestatemarketingthisweek.com

    Duration : 0:5:36

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    How to Determine and Use After Repaired Value aka ARV to negotiate deals? Real Estate Investing

    Posted by admin on May 8th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | 11 Comments »

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    Approximately how long does it take to negotiate a settlement with an insurance company?

    Posted by admin on May 7th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | 3 Comments »

    I recently hired a lawyer to negotiate a settlement over a car accident. Since they’re lawyers and insurance companies, I couldn’t get a straight-forward answer from either of them unless I beat them with a rubber hose! If you’ve been in this situation, about how long did it take?

    I realize it’s not the answer you want, but it takes as long as the insurance company wants it to. They can drag it on forever if they want.
    Read the book or watch the movie John Grisham’s "The Rainmaker"

    How to negotiate with Blackwater

    Posted by admin on May 5th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | 25 Comments »

    How to negotiate with loyalist

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    I have a loan modification plan, has any one ever negotiated at this part of the process?

    Posted by admin on May 4th, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | 4 Comments »

    I was offered a lower interest rate, but an extension from 30 years to 35 years beginning now, so the past 3 years will not count. Also the past due balance has been added to the principal, and I will owe $122,000 over my home value. How can I negotiate better terms? Such as principal reduction, forgiveness of past due amounts? Is this something recommended?

    The bank has no reason to forgive anything or to reduce your principal. If you can afford the payments that you negotiated, then this is the deal that you must take.

    You have to pay the piper for making an investment you weren’t able to handle (even if it’s beyond your control) and at least the bank is giving you an option instead of just taking your home and kicking you out.

    How much can I negotiate off of a used car?

    Posted by admin on May 2nd, 2010 and filed under how to negotiate | 3 Comments »

    If the sticker price is 4500, but I don’t have that much,
    about how much should I attempt to negotiate?
    Also, if I negotiate lower,
    wouldn’t the price come back up to 4500 anyway,
    because of taxes and stuff?

    You decide how much the car is worth to you…

    You offer less than that..

    If the dealer comes down to your price you give him the money and take it home….

    If he doesn’t… you walk away….

    a 4500.00 car will cost you 300-350.00 in taxes, 100.00-200.00 in inspections registration fees and plates…
    50-500.00 per month insurance…

    100.00-300.00 gas and upkeep per month….