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Guy M-Stinson
- 48, Male
- Yuba City, CA
- United States
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Mortgage fraud
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- I am a:
- Homeowner, Other Real Estate Professional
- I would like to:
- Assist home buyers and/or sellers, Other
- As of today's date, I'm looking for a(n):
- Agent, Lender, Buyer, Business Partner(s), Other
- When it comes to foreclosures, I am:
- Fairly knowledgeable
- Ask me to be your friend if you are a(n):
- Homeowner, Seller, Buyer, Real Estate Agent, Mortgage Broker / Lender, Other Real Estate Professional (Contractors/Trainers/Auctioneer/Title Agent/etc.)
- More about me:
- I have a background in financial growth planning, as well as debt and mortgage elimination strategies. I've mentored entrepreneurs, taught stock market trading, bought and sold property. I work as an independent agent helping people build equity while getting rid of their mortgages at an accelerated rate. I also coach realtors on how to build a thriving business even when the property market crashes.
You are welcome to contact me for a 7-minute online demonstration. No hype and no pressure.
Send me a personal message or go to my website for more information at:
http://www.gmorrell-stinson.com
Guy M-Stinson's Blog
Bought for $230,000. Paid off +-$58,000 in just 8 months!
I think that this is a record to be proud of since millions (?) of people have gone the other way and headed into foreclosure. The question that I asked was; "If the traditional way of paying off a mortgage is producing a foreclosure mess, why follow it? Surely, there must be a better way to get ahead?"
The… Continue
Posted on April 22, 2009 at 2:03pm —
Making Realtors more Profitable
Stop and think about my question. History shows us clearly that when ages change, so must the mindsets of the people, because if they don't, those of the old mindset get wiped out. The cave man's ideas worked in the cave man age. He could fight off his enemy with rocks and stones. But, that thinking got him wiped out when someone from the iron age walked in his cave with a metal shield a iron sword.
The point that I am making is t… Continue
Posted on February 10, 2009 at 11:24am —
Riding the Perceptual Wave
The property market, like the stock market rises and falls with the tide of perceptions. I learned about this from my days as a stock market trainer. What was interesting to me was the divergence that takes place between the value of a company and the value of its shares. The reason for this divergence has to do with perception. If the market perceives that the shares are going to be worth a lot of money… Continue
Posted on January 30, 2009 at 11:00am —
Problems create opportunities
'Keep this in mind. Every problem creates a need for a solution. The bigger the problem the greater the need for a solution and therefore the greater the opportunity. So when things get really bad, they actually get really good if you know how to look and where to look.
Take the realty market as an example. Millions of realtors are struggling to make ends meet. Thousands of brokers are struggling to keep… Continue
Posted on January 22, 2009 at 11:12am —
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Thank you for inviting me to be your friend.
I am still in the same position but also have lost my job due to the economy so that adds the extra stress. I am hopefull that my life will finally take a turn for the better and I can get more educated about my finances and getting us into a stable home.
Any advice helps.
Thank you and have a great week!