Tonight, Ward Hannigan will be presenting "Buying at the Trustee Sale".  The seminar is from 7 pm - 10 pm, and takes place at the Hotel Huntington Beach.  Please click on "Calendar of Upcoming Seminars" for directions and all the details.

Mr. Hanigan is a full time foreclosure specialist, trainer, and owner of a foreclosure service in San Diego County. He brings over 30 years of real estate experience, and holds a degree in economics and a JD in Law. He has worked in California’s foreclosure market exclusively since 1982, and has extensive experience finding cash investors, researching title, handling evictions, rehabbing, reselling, and working as a consultant for lenders (handling their REO turnarounds and rollovers). Ward also offers “one-on-one” training and mentoring, and has helped some of the most successful foreclosure practitioners in the Western United States.

Kurt has been invited to speak at the Real Wealth Expo event, taking place October 18th and 19th at the Scottish Rite Center in San Diego.  The line up is as follows:

Curtis Brooks & Brenda DeTomasso on Short Sales



Kurt DeMeire on the “Killer App” for Foreclosure Investors



Scott Whaley – Success Psychology Training

Kurt will be speaking Saturday afternoon.  He will be sharing his 27 years of experience as a real estate investor, and will be demonstrating how to use the new features of our website to blow away the competition. 

The event is free (but $69 gets you VIP seating, lunch and soda's for both days, and 2 training CD's) and yes they do present a sales pitch.   The bottom line is you get a ton of moneymaking training for free, and you get to rub elbows with like-minded investors and entrepreneurs.   

The lenders today are facing challenges that are unprecedented.  They need cash and they need it now.

If you have not considered bidding at the auction, we have a recommendation:

Make a short list of sales to happen in the coming days at a specific location and just go watch.

You will see that the sales feature bids dropping from 25% to 75% of the original loan balance.

Those that are bid-upon are bought by individuals just like you.

The rest go back to the lenders or get postponed to a later date.

Once you are comfortable with how it works, you can bid too.

Don't let high estimated bids scare you away!

You are missing out on the Treat of your Life!