Westar Realty presents this class in cooperation with the following Companies/Associations that understand how valuable this information is for Texas Real Estate Professionals:  The Austin Board of Realtors,   Stewart Title Houston,   The San Antonio Board of Realtors,   The Temple-Belton Association of Realtors,   The Bandera Board of Realtors,   and   Stewart Title Corpus Christi.

Randy Gool, Instructor Click to See Resume

Westar Realty Corporation Round Rock, Texas Phone: 512/658-5200 Email: randygool@gmail.com

 The Foreclosure Process In Texas
TREC MCE Course # 04-00-098-5209   TREC MCE Instructor # 880243909   TREC MCE Provider # 0355

Homes are being lost in foreclosure all over Texas and the Nation. As a Real Estate Professional, are you prepared to offer accurate advise to a client who tells you that they lost their job six months ago and they are three months behind on their house payments? They want you, the local real estate expert, to answer their questions about foreclosure. Are you ready for that call? Foreclosure is a real estate transaction that most real estate professionals are not familiar with. Yet, they are some of the first professionals a homeowner will call for assistance.

Randy Gool earned his Texas Real Estate License in 1978. Randy has been working in the Central Texas Foreclosure Market since 1992. During this period Randy has purchased many single family homes, commercial properties, and land. In addition, Randy has originated millions of dollars in private real estate loans to investors.

With this experience, Randy has created a Four Hour Elective Credit MCE class designed specifically for Texas Real Estate Professionals. Whether you want to do a loan modification, short sale, or just need to answer you client’s questions about foreclosure, this is a class you must attend. This is not a “how to buy foreclosures” class. This class is designed to give you an understanding of the foreclosure process so you can advise your clients accurately.

Recently, a homeowner attended the foreclosure auction. He had a waterfront home on Lake Travis that was under contract but it was not scheduled to close until a few weeks after the auction. His Real Estate Agent told him to come to the auction and pass out a letter asking everyone not to bid on his property. The agent had told him that if no one bid on the property, it would not go back in foreclosure. Is this a correct statement? If you do not know for sure, then you must attend this class!

This class is called The Foreclosure Process in Texas. We begin at the signing of the note and deed of trust and go through the eviction process. We talk about what notices the lender must give your client, when and where the sales are held, who attends these sales, how a lender bids, how the IRS can get involved, deficiency judgments, what happens to the excess proceeds from a sale, options to stop the foreclosure, and much more! In many cases, loosing the home is just the beginning of the foreclosure nightmare.

All HUD Homes and REO’s go through this process first!
 

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All Classes are $79 for early registration.

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