Scott

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I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Location:	Salt Lake City
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About Me

I am a Real Estate Investor who invests nationwide.

*I have the ability to find great deals nationwide, many of which do not need convention financing.

*I can help fund your down payments on Investment Property.

*I can partner with you to maximize/create additional profit centers on a poor performing investment property.

*I have a better solution for Short Sales with no negative benefit for the seller (No IRS Bill, etc.)

Feel free to contact me!

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What is holding people back from buying?

Asked Fri May 9 2008, 12:01 by Mary Anzalone - Manchester - Market Conditions - 10 answers

Scott answered:

Fear and Down Payments! Luckily both can be over come.

Most people don't have 10% to put down (imagine having to put down money) and the media keeps telling everyone how horrible the markets are.

Luckily I have down payment assistance program that allows anyone to get into any property and not have to pay it back!

It helps close deals for me! - Mon May 12 2008, 08:38

2 years ago I bought a home in las vegas for $240k (0% down) now it is worth $140k! We want to move out of

Asked Sun Mar 30 2008, 23:03 by Emily - Las Vegas - Market Conditions - 25 answers

Scott answered:

I buy over encumbered homes with out attempting any type of short sale. I would love to make you an offer.
I have been picking up many homes in Las Vegas.

Email me! - Mon May 12 2008, 08:35

My husband and I are considering seling the condo I bought 2 years ago in order to take advantage of the

Asked Thu May 8 2008, 16:39 by Msz - 33617 - Market Conditions - 10 answers

Scott answered:

I would lease2own the property where you would eliminate your financial responsibilities to the property (NNN Lease). At that point you can borrow more funds to buy the home you want.

Other thought.. a 5 - 10K loss, especially if its on paper, is nothing in this market.

If you'd like to know more about the lease2own or need a down payment for the next property you purchase I might be able to help. - Mon May 12 2008, 08:30

Are double closings allowed?

Asked Sun May 11 2008, 22:11 by Homebuyer13 - Phoenix - Foreclosure - 6 answers

Scott answered:

Double closings are legal but they are becoming increasing more difficult to close. Both lenders and Title Agents get very scared when you have a wholesale situation (seasoning issues). There are far better ways to get the same result with not seasoning issues and no reliance on title professionals as well.

email me. - Mon May 12 2008, 08:22

Open Opinion Thread: "Why should someone buy in this market?"

Asked Wed Apr 16 2008, 15:41 by Ryan - Chicago - General Area - 1604 answers

Scott answered:

This is simply the best time to buy. Everyone is scared of the unknown but that will soon subside. In your bigger markets I would not think twice of buying if you are planning on staying put for 3-5 years, you will see great returns. - Mon May 12 2008, 08:16

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