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Short Sales, Foreclosures, Bankruptcies, Judgements All in one Transaction

July 11, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

I just had a short sale blow up because of undisclosed tax liens and judgements. The title couldn’t be cleared and we ended up with a mess. Everyone involved has to dismantle and start over again. I couldn’t help but be disappointed. But, in today’s real estate world this is common. It is all about attitude. When life throws you lemons, learn to make lemonade. Yes, it is more complicated than that. Take a look at this video and share it with someone who may have had a set back. It is really powerful and inspirational

 

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