Phoenix Real Estate Investing – It Ain’t Rocket Science!
April 12, 2012 by Kristin LaVanway · Leave a Comment
Fix and flips? Rental properties? Everybody dreams of success in real estate investing, right? But where to start?? It really boils down to three easy steps.
Who Needs Cable When You’ve Got a Real Estate License
February 28, 2011 by Kristin LaVanway · 2 Comments
Trust me…the entertainment value of real estate is gravely underestimated!!
Real Estate Negotiation 101
February 24, 2011 by Kristin LaVanway · Leave a Comment
Is it just me? It just doesn’t seem like it’s much fun any more to negotiate a real estate transaction. Short sales, REO’s and homeowners who have have watched all the equity drain from the homes have taken all the pleasure out of the process.
My Top Videos of 2010 – The Year in Review
January 1, 2011 by Kristin LaVanway · Leave a Comment
A look at the most popular videos I posted this year, and my favorites, covering the gamut of real estate topics on 2010.
Loan Mod Scams from the Grave!!
January 1, 2011 by Kristin LaVanway · Leave a Comment
Oh yes, lucky me, I got a call from my lender, CitiMortgage, extending an offer to modify my loan. Only problem there is that my house was foreclosed on 6 MONTHS AGO!
Can the Bank REALLY Lock Me Out?
January 1, 2011 by Kristin LaVanway · Leave a Comment
Before her house was foreclosed on, a friend of mine discovered that she had been locked out by the lender…can they do this? You bet they can!
Hey Short Sale Buyers: You May Be Writing The Check, But You Are Not Calling the Shots
August 11, 2010 by Kristin LaVanway · Leave a Comment
Short sale negotiations are between the Seller and the Seller’s Creditors…while the Buyer waits
Everybody knows that a short sale is a real estate transaction in which the proceeds from the sale are less than what’s owed on the property. But sometimes buyers forget that the Seller’s creditors have complete control over that deal – they [...]
What’s Next After Foreclosure? An Eviction, Perhaps!
July 7, 2010 by Kristin LaVanway · 1 Comment
It’s not bad enough that an investor bought my house…no he is suing me for over $1600 through an eviction action…
