Leading Loss Mitigation Experts Help Families Facing Foreclosure with Free Book
The national grip of foreclosure on American Families has reached and surpassed epidemic status for over a year and will be worse in 2005. Investors can become rich by investing in foreclosure property but at the expense of a family that is too often the victim of illness, job layoffs, real estate scams, business failure, predatory lending or predatory servicing.Herbert Addison and Michael Taylor, Sr., two of the nations leading experts on loss mitigation have written a book to aid homeowners in utilizing little known loss mitigation principles to stop foreclosure.
How to Save Your Home: Your Guide to Loss Mitigation, is the first definitive book ever written specifically for homeowners detailing step-by step instructions to stop foreclosures. The methods described are extremely effective financial alternatives to bankruptcy and foreclosure. We have had great success selling the book on our website at $21.75 and received hundreds of thank you and success stories from people using the principles taught in the book.
However, the truth is that the need is so great, we decided that the right thing to do was to offer the book free of charge so that more people would be exposed to the financial information that is just not available in our communities at this time said Addison, President of Save Your Home, Inc. No one works hard to buy a home only to lose it because of financial crisis or hardship, said Taylor.
It is our intent to educate families on how to properly protect themselves in negotiations if threatened by foreclosure and to offer suggestions for financial planning to prevent future foreclosure attempts. Addison received a BA in Political Science and graduated Cum Laude from Winthrop University. He received a Jurist Doctorate degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law.
The two authors have counseled thousands of homeowners facing foreclosure due to job loss, illness or family problems and have identified the American family as the target of an entire foreclosure investment industry that generates huge profits off of the despair of others.
They have also been published in Service Management, one of the leading magazines that mortgage lenders rely on for industry news.
The authors are trained speakers and have provided keynote addresses to leading banks on the topic of loss mitigation and default management.Your readers can obtain a free copy of How to Save Your Home by sending a postage and handling fee of $8.53 by check or money order to Save Your Home, Free Book Offer, P.O.
Box 25125 Columbia, SC 29224 or by calling 1-877-863-9880. Order online at www.syhuniversity.comTo schedule an interview with Mr. Herbert Addison or Michael Taylor or to request a review copy of How to Save Your Home, please contact Pamela Busby at SYH University at 877-212-1880 or e-mail protected from spam botso.
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Online Retirement Planning Consultancy Urges Taxpayers to Demand that United Airlines Fulfill its Pension Obligations
Following United Airlines' petition to have the U.S. government take over its pension obligations, Retirement-4-U, a retirement planning consultancy, is calling upon American taxpayers to voice their opposition to this move. "We at Retirement-4-U urge the American public to write to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and their legislators, strongly expressing their opposition to United's bailout," says Stephen B. Carkeek, Founder of Retirement-4-U (http://www.retirement-4-u.com).
"The American taxpayer should not have to foot the bill for United's incompetence and mismanagement." United Airlines has petitioned the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to stop making its pension payments as of June 30, 2005, and wants the U.S. government to fulfill those pension obligations. Already the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PGBC) has announced its settlement with United to become trustee of the company's four pension plans. This is awaiting approval...
Online Retirement Planning Consultancy Urges Taxpayers to Demand that United Airlines Fulfill its Pension Obligations
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