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"Say goodbye to your crushing mortgage and credit card debt…nine days from today"
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Listen to a recent interview with Richard Geller
Recently extensively quoted in New York Times and the Financial Times.
This guest says you DON'T have to pay your debts! And your credit can actually IMPROVE!
One out of three of your listeners face the prospect of no money, payments they cannot afford, and no equity in their homes. Richard shows them the way out.
When Richard Geller faced a crushing mortgage and huge personal debts, he used his experience as an accomplished entrepreneur and real estate investor and negotiated with his lenders. He sold his house without paying off the mortgage, settled other enormous debt obligations, and got out from under.
Now Richard Geller teaches others how to get out from under. He teaches you:
- How to get your lender to lower your mortgage payments without getting a new loan
- How to sell your house even if you owe more than it's worth…and keep good credit
- How to get your lender to agree to have you deed your house to them, and let you walk away!
- Is your house sitting on the market? Richard tells you how to sell any house in nine days from today with no fixup, and no broker!
- How to get your credit card companies to slash your payments even when they have said "no" to lowering your rates…so that you can avoid bankruptcy, escape thousands in debts, and actually improve your credit score!
- How to turn around and use today's real estate market to your advantage…by buying your next house with no money down and no credit qualifying!
On your show Richard will reveal debt relief and mortgage secrets that will get your phones to light up. Listeners love to hear other people's debt predicaments.
- Think about it — in 9 days, what if you could be at the lawyer's office around the table doing your settlement, getting out from under. If you need to get your sale approved as a short sale, that will take a lot longer for the lender to approve, but they are more likely to say "yes" if you have done a sale that exposed your home to a lot of buyers.
- You can negotiate to get better credit from the lender. And you can get out from under so that they either agree not to come after you later for their financial losses, or you have a good, solid basis to believe that they won't. So you won't be looking over your shoulder for the next three or four years waiting for that "deficiency judgment" shoe to drop.
- You can buy another house with little or no money down, with no qualifying and no new loans. Richard has bought millions this way, without getting loans from the bank. He shows your audience how they can, too!
Credentials
- Richard is developer of the Mortgage Relief Formula home study course, which includes detailed information on debt relief, mortgage relief, the 9 day house sale method, and buying with no money down and no credit or bad credit.
- The Mortgage Relief Formula was introduced in early December, 2007, and already is breaking sales records.
- Richard runs the website MortgageReliefFormula.com that contains almost 100 free articles on mortgage and debt relief, along with buying and selling real estate in today's difficult climate.
- Between himself and a partner, Richard bought and sold over $4 million in Southern California real estate, mostly foreclosure properties, and developed ten apartment buildings.
- He co-developed a No Money Down real estate course with industry guru Mark Neal
- Richard has presented to the Washington Press Club, the George Washington University, Wharton Club DC, and many other venues.
- Richard is widely quoted on the web and in print including a feature article in the Washington Post, and Investors Business Daily. Google his name, "Richard Geller" and you will get hundreds of hits!
- He has consulted for George Washington University, DuPont, a major cable television company and hundreds of entrepreneurs.
Sample interview questions
- So Richard…what do you mean you don't have to pay your debts?
- What makes you an expert on getting relief from mortgages and debts?
- Doesn't bankruptcy wipe out all your debts and let you just start over?
- What should someone do if they owe more than their house is worth and they can't afford the payments?
- What's the story on short sales? What are they, anyway?
- What if someone has two mortgages and they want to sell? Can they still do a short sale?
- What if they want to stay in the house and don't want to sell? Can they get their bank to lower their payments and let them stay?
- What do you do when a lender says “no” to your requests?
- What have you seen in terms of credit card debts?
- Do you know how to get out of credit card debt without filing for bankruptcy?
- You say you have a method of selling any house in nine days. How can I sell my house nine days from today, when there are no buyers in my neighborhood?
- Is there any way to do a deed in lieu of foreclosure and still keep good credit?
- I've heard that the bank can send you a 1099 if you get your debt reduced. Can someone cancel out debts without owing the IRS?
- You say someone can buy a house today with no money down and no credit checks. How?
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7 Comments on Book Richard for your radio or television show »
January 7, 2008
eva @ 9:56 am:
Hi,
From what I understand, the home trial is like a warm-up and the real product will be launched soon. How much will it cost? How extensive is it? Would somebody with NO experience be able to actually do what you are teaching?
Looking forward to your reply, thanks, eva
April 11, 2008
Stephanie @ 3:28 pm:
Hi Richard, I called my lender and asked about getting a lower interenst rate with out getting a new loan. They sais no and reffered me to a few other companies like Ber Stern. Is this possible?
Richard Geller @ 3:37 pm:
It is certainly possible. You can do this yourself too. You can often get a loan modification yourself where the interest rate is reduced and you and the lender agree to the new rate.
regards
–Richard
June 17, 2008
John @ 12:39 am:
Hi Richard,
I've just reviewed all your Blog online and I was very amazed about the information you put in there. However, when I click "Buy Now" link button to buy the course it took me to "The page cannot be displayed" Is there something wrong with this page? I like to buy the course asap.
Another question I have is, What if I'm trying to help other people with the whole process including the negotiation? Do I act on behalf? like advertise the house then hold showing on weeked then once I have the offer from the buyer I start with short sale negotiation with the lender? Or do I put the house under contract under my name then start with ads and showing the houase as if it was my own since I already have it under contract? then start the short sale negotiation with the bank? I understand that if I were to act on behalf of the seller that would be unethical since I'm not a licensee. So if I were to put the house under contract then look for a buyer, how should I draw up the contract? What type of form do I use? and where do I make the money from this process? I understand that if you are a real estate agent you can demand pay off of 5-6% at the close of escrow but what if you're just real estate investor just helping others to do short sale.
Looking forward to hear back from you.
Thank you
Richard Geller @ 7:50 am:
Hi John, Richard here.
Great questions. You want to make money in short sales and you are wondering how. I do have a lot of interest in this with my subscribers and many of them are in this situation, helping others.
To negotiate a short sale there is no license required. To sell real estate there is one, of course, although to advise people on real estate as a consultant there isn't a licensing requirement. Pay attention to the laws in your state, though, as there are various laws in at least 12 states that are perhaps too broadly written to regulate "foreclosure rescue scams".
regards
–Richard
John @ 4:42 pm:
Hi Richard,
Thank you so much for your quick response.
I finally got the online form of your course and was able to review all about the short sale strategies. I love how you put everything in so detail, I was able to understand most of it and made good sense to me.
One question I have is that, you talk about setteling at the lawyers office after 9 day sale is done. Is this something you do to finalize the purchase agreement subject to lenders approval? Is this something you deal with the lender? I live in northern California and most of real estate transaction is done at escrow/title company. I just not too clear what needs to be settled at lawyer's office after 9 day sales and before I submit full package of short sale documents to the lender.
Tomorrow I will be having a meeting with one of my mom's friend who's facing forclosure in the near future. She has a home that is worth less than the loan it self and also behind payment. I have a broker friend who is going to be part of the sale side and I will be the negotiating side since you mentioned that in order for me to sell the house on behalf of someone even if it's under foreclosure I still do need license. Once the sale goes through I will be demanding some payment for the negotiation and putting up short sale package to the lender.
Another question I have is, Let say I get this BPO from my broker friend can he still be involved with the sale? or In order for him to participate in the sale, do we need a third party BPO? Let me know.
Thank you for your time again and looking forward to hear back from you soon.
John
June 18, 2008
Michelle @ 8:19 am:
Richard,
I loved your site. It was very helpful to me as a homeowener facing a short sale. I read other sites that said if you have paid your mortgage on time it may be hard to impossible to get the lender to agree to a short sale. Is this true?
What information so I need to give them to convince that that even though I pay my mortgage on time it is still a financial hardship?
I am struggling to keep a float with my mortgage and my maxed out credit cards. I have been trying to sell the house since April of 2007 and now decided to try a short sale.
Another question I have what is the difference between a BPO and the Fair Market Value that was obtained after a Market Analysis?
Michelle