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Upside Down Analysis

Before others were promoting Walk Away Plans we were providing real estate owners with our powerful Upside Down Analysis. Campare Walkaway vs short sale vs your other loan workout options. 

Take 7 bites at the Apple (TM).


Start Protecting Your Assets and Your Future 


  1. Is your home worth less than you owe?
  2. Are the payments chewing up all your income?
  3. Is your house preventing you from doing things you need to do?
  4. Tired of sleepless nights worrying about your future? 
  5. Do you know that for some owners accepting a foreclosure may cost them less money than a short sale?
  6. Do you have assets or a future salary to protect? 
  7. Are you aware that the lender is a collection agent and wondering why Realtors want you to give your lender a road map to your assets?   
  8. Do you wish to start rebuilding as soon as possible?
  9. Might you wish to know when you will have to move out?
  10. more...
Some potential clients wish to keep their homes, others wish to short sale their property or accept a foreclosure.

Some homeowners just wish to deploy the strategy which will do the least financial damage.  (They are willing to consider a loan mod, a short sale or any of their other options.)  

Many of our clients elect to work on a hybrid of several plans.  One of the most interesting strategies is to attempt to negotiate a loan mod on the senior loan and then to to negotiate a short payoff on the junior.  You might even concurrently list as a short sale.  The timing of which leg of the plan to commence varies with the client's asset protection goals and exposure to sold out juniors. 

Our Comprehensive up to 7 bites at the apple plan lets you know how to take multiple shots at your loan workout. 

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Our lead attorney John McConnin has designed multiple workout strategies for dozens if not hundreds of clients.  Now you can now leverage our experience and “adios your lender”. 

Many upside down homeowners just want to know what they can do to protect their remaining assets and wages from the lenders and their collection lawyers.

  Attorney John McConnin will:

  1. Provide you with strategies which lever the the full force of the law to protect you from your lenders.  You may not have pay your lender another dime or the property tax collector another dollar;
  2. Provide you with a workout strategy designed to afford you maximum protection from your lender, the IRS, the franchise Tax board and credit damage; 
  3. We advise you on recent state and federal Loan forgiveness law; 
  4. You will be invited to attend webinars in which attorney John McConnin answers client's questions about short sales, walk aways and other loan workout options; 
  5. We will help you Stop the lenders calls with cease and desist letters;
  6. We will discuss the benefits and risks of pursuing lender liability claims.
  7. We will provide you access to our foreclosure and pre-foreclosure FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), which is expanding every week. 
  8. You will get information about how the IRS treats foreclosures and how the State of California treats foreclosures. and more. 
  9. Will will provide you with a foreclosure timeline, so you will know who long you can stay in your home. 
  10. We will also give you ideas which may help you protect or repair your credit. You have to know your rights under the law, hit the credit agencies with the right requests at the right time, and be vigiliant.

We identify your deficiency risks upfront. You can't afford to leave your future in the hands of a newly minted "short sale specialist" or unlicensed attorney surrogate. We are confident in our knowledge of the law and and we enjoy using our abilty to leverage the law for your protection against the lenders.

Here is our pledge... We will explain the law to you in writing with statutes and plain language. We are not going to take chances with your future. 


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Last Updated ( Sunday, 31 July 2011 )
 
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