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Si tu eres dueño de casa y estas enfrentando problemas financieros o si tu tasa de interés es ajustable (ARM) y está al cambiar haciendo más difícil el que puedas realizar los pagos mensuales, tu pudieras estar en riesgo de enfrentar una ejecución hipotecaria y perder tu casa.

No estas solo, miles de dueños de casa están en la misma situación en la que tú te encuentras, afortunadamente *** ha te ofrece estos consejos para que te informes y puedas evitar la pesadilla financiera y emocional que representa perder la casa. No Ignores El Problema. El primer paso es reconocer que tienes un problema y que necesitas enfrentarlo lo antes posible, ya sea que anticipes la perdida de tu empleo, una disminución en tu horario de trabajo o que el plazo para que cambie la tasa de interés ajustable se aproxima y no podrás enfrentar el nuevo monto mensual.

Expertos sugieren que contactes a tu institución financiera tan pronto como sabes que estas en problemas. Mientras más te demores en contactarlos más difícil será para el banco encontrar una solución que te permita quedarte con la casa. Recuerda el banco no quiere tu casa, para ellos es mejor que tu continúes pagando, así hacen su dinero. Mantén las líneas de comunicación abiertas.

Una de las partes más importante de este proceso es la de abrir todas las cartas que te envía el banco y no amontonarlas en el cajón. Además de las cartas están las llamadas telefónicas que te hará el banco, llénate de valor y contéstalas podría ser la diferencia entre quedarte con tu casa y perderla. Ten presente que si llegaras a encontrarte en una situación legal no podrías probar que el banco no te advirtió de que empezaría la ejecución hipotecaria cuando estuviste ignorando todo tipo de comunicación.

Conoces tu Derechos. Una vez que te das cuentas que estas en problemas y has decidido comunicarte con tu banco, has hecho lo correcto -pero todavía hay más por hacer.

 Revisa tu contrato con el banco para que sepas que puede y no puede hacer legalmente el banco en caso de no recibir tus pagos.

 Averigua cuales son las estipulaciones estatales que gobiernan el proceso de ejecución hipotecaria en tu ciudad. Los procesos varían de estado a estado.

 La Agencia Federal de la Vivienda le ofrece más recursos para evitar la ejecución hipotecaria. Evite hacer tratos con compañías fraudulentas. Una vez que tu caso llega a los tribunales este se convierte en información pública y por ende muchas compañías que profesan poder ayudarte a evitar el foreclosure se enteran de tu situación y te contactan para solicitar tu negocio.

Debes tener mucho cuidado con estos tipos de compañía, asegúrate que las leyes estatales te protegen ya que al ser una nueva industria existe muy poco control sobre esta. La mejor forma de asegurarse de que haces negocios con una compañía honesta es verificando con la oficina de fianzas de tu estado alguna queja de maltrato. Busca ayuda en organizaciones locales sin fines de lucro.

Comunícate llamando gratis al teléfono 1-888-995-HOPE, esta es una línea de ayuda a nivel nacional encargada de asesorar a dueños de casa que están enfrentando una ejecución hipotecaria. También puedes visitar su website www.995Hope.org. Entre las diferentes opciones que puedes recibir al comunicarte con ellos están la de negociar con tu banco para darte la oportunidad de recuperarte financieramente. Además es bueno señalar que esta organización ha desarrollado vínculos de cooperación con la mayoría de los bancos principales lo cual hace más fácil la negociación a tu favor. Priorice sus gastos.

Ahora que sabes dónde te encuentras financieramente, es tiempo para que reajustes tu presupuestó familiar, en caso de no tener uno hecho sería buena idea crearlo inmediatamente. Prioriza la luz eléctrica, la comunidad y medicinas, también donde puedes ahorrar dinero, por ejemplo; eliminando servicios innecesarios.

Coordina con tu familia los viajes que tienen que hacer para así ahorrar en gasolina. Si necesitas ayuda para crear tú presupuesto consulta una organización financiara sin fines de lucro para que te ayude. Evita caer en manos de agencias privadas que todo lo que harían seria ponerte en una situación más delicada.

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If you are looking to purchase a vacation home or a rental property in Hialeah , Florida, you should consider hiring a property management company to assist you in looking after your property.

Royalty Concierge Services can offer you a wide array of property management services, which are very beneficial to the international or out of state homeowner who needs someone to take complete care of their investment property or vacation home in Florida.

When you interview with property management companies in Hialeah , you need to find someone that is reliable and trustworthy.

When you contract Royalty Concierge, we have the experience on our side, to manage your property. Royalty Concierge will coordinate on your behalf the payments on your utility bills ((telephone, electricity, water, etc.), manage the ever so important Tenant/Landlord relations, collect rental payments, handle evictions, hire personnel for regular maintenances & emergency repairs. Royalty Concierge can also arrange housekeeping services, receive your mail, and accept deliveries and much more...

Become a Royalty Concierge client and you will discover "worry free ownership".

HIALEAH

Hialeah is a city in Miami-Dade County, Florida, with a population of over 225,000 people, making it the fifth largest city in the state. Hialeah is part of the Miami metropolitan area and the Greater South Florida metropolitan area. Hialeah's name is a Seminole word meaning "High Prairie" because the city is located upon a large prairie between Biscayne Bay and the Everglades.

Hialeah reflects the diversity of the northwest Miami-Dade area, and points proudly to the many facets of this growing multi-cultural community. Hialeah is a great place to live and raise a family, with its strong and steadily-growing business and industrial sector, its wide variety of quiet and stately neighborhoods, its system of neighborhood parks and recreational facilities, and its cultural assets.

Let us help you find the home of your dreams in Hialeah. We have a direct relationship with the major builders to offer you the best prices, but if you can't wait for the pre-construction process, we have a comprehensive listing of houses, apartments, condos and townhomes available in the market.

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by Rick Bisio - Franchise Consultant

& Author of the Franchise Book -The Educated Franchisee

Are franchises "bought", "sold" or "awarded"? Is the franchisor's representative in the "franchise development" department or "franchise sales" department? This may seem like semantics but it is at the core of what a thriving franchise relationship is all about.

If you "buy" a franchise it would imply that you have control over the process, much the same as if you were buying broccoli at the grocery store. You simply evaluate the diverse franchises that are available then walk up to the cash register and "buy" the franchise.

If a franchisor "sells" you a franchise it could bring to mind dealings you might have had at a used car lot. You would face a heavy handed sales person whose aim is to ‘close' the deal aware, of course, that they will never see you over again.

The good news is that you should have neither experience in today's franchising world. Today, high quality franchisors focus on "awarding" franchises to the best candidate. The franchise development person's job is to come up with a partner for the franchisor - someone who presents potential to be successful in that particular franchise system.

The term "awarding" came into widespread use in the 1980s. It reflected franchisors' collective realization that it was in their best interest to work with quality franchisees who would represent assets to the brand.

This is a logical change from the early days of franchising. When franchising was young, many franchisors thought that if they provided a successful model and adequate training, anyone could succeed. While the model and training are decisive, the other key ingredient is the franchisee. An introvert in a business that requires extroverts, for instance, would tend to struggle, and that doesn't help anyone. Quality franchisors want happy and successful franchisees because they make the system flourish. Even a top-notch business model run by a brilliant franchisor could fail if it was populated with the wrong franchisees.

Today, you should never feel that you are being "sold" or that you have the simple option of "buying". As you gather franchise information and investigate franchises, you should have the experience that the franchise development person is investigating you, too. S/he will inquire about your skills, your priorities, your past experience, and may investigate weak areas so that you can work together to determine if they are issues. You might even be given a skills or personality inventory, which will compare your scores to those of successful franchisees already in the system. The franchise education process will be one of mutual discovery.

When you find the system that's right for you, and you reach the end of the discovery process, you should have the impression that you will be working with people you like and trust, and who share your drive to be successful.

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The Educated Franchisee is dedicated to franchise education through the sharing of franchise information. Our objective is -

‘To create educated franchise buyers that have clearly defined objectives and are able to recognize the right, or wrong, franchise when they see it. An educated franchise buyer will move into the franchisee role with their expectations properly set and will have a heightened potential for success within the franchise system creating a win/win for all involved.

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The importance of a BPO

It was last year when a good friend told me to sign up to do REO and BPO. I didn't think much about it but I am always open to new business opportunities. SO I though what the heck, I am going to sign up if I am approved or not it is worth the try I don't lose anything by trying. Thank God I did thank you Dante. So here I am on a Saturday afternoon signing up to all these servicing companies and banks to do REO and BPO. Some replied and some didn't. Today I do BPO for 4 major servicing companies and do REO for 3 lenders. We also do many short sales but the point is I know the importance of a BPO. Do you? Do you know that A BPO can make or break your deal?

Some agents and home sellers have their own idea of what a property is worth but what if the BPO agent doesn't share your same priced opinion. Here are certain tips that I have learned as a BPO agent and as a Agent wanting to influence the price.

Tips #1 Keep Sellers away

Most sellers what to be present in my opinion the more people there at the property the more distraction is for the BPO agent. IF you want to share your opinion of value don't allow the sellers to be present. Some sellers are to emotionally attached to the property so first thing first don't allow the sellers to be present.

Tip#2 Be realistic

We are all in the same but yet some realtors want to fool others with unrealistic numbers and comparables. Trying to influence the BPO to an unrealistic number can hurt more than help. The way I like to come up with value is as follows.

Use comparables within one mile radius keep the age difference between 15 years; keep the L.A sqft within 15%. And most importantly use common sense on condition and Market Condition. Use active listing not to determine value but to determine competitors. With this in mind it can help any BPO agent assist you on the sale of your listing. Remember BPO agents don't get compensated like much some do it for 2 main reasons.

•1. Most BPO agents know that if the subject doesn't sale they will have a possibility of selling this property at a later date.

•2. I would agree Doing BPO don't pay much but if you are doing 30 BPO a month this can pay some of your expense.

Tip#3

In my experience I have seen Agents make up damages that are not really there. Don't put a coffee in the ceiling and say it is mold things like this can open you up to can of worms. I will suggest that being honest with your client and with others is the best route to ever take.

. Don't let BPO break your Real Estate sale knowing and playing by the rules can help you make more sales in the present and in the future.

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