53 Year Old With No Credit But a Ton of Passion: Where Do I Start?

Posted by Patrick Precourt in Business, Investment, Preforeclosure, Real EstateNov 12th, 2009 | one response

What would you do if you were 53 years old with no credit and no money, but had an intense burning desire to become extremely successful? Listen in as we go over the most important things to focus on to achieve your goals. Also listen in as we go over  what to do when a 2nd lien holder tells you that their debt has been charged off, what a ‘Lender Structured Deed-in-Lieu’ is and how it shows up on your credit report, what to disclose to your C Lender when you are short saling and reselling a property  and much more.  Visit www.FridayCoffeeBreak.com and www.ShortSaleDailyNews.com for more real estate specific videos and articles.

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One Response to “53 Year Old With No Credit But a Ton of Passion: Where Do I Start?”

1. Craig Brooksby says:

   November 16, 2009 at 7:38 am

   Hi Patrick,

   I love what you and Bob are doing.

   I understand the freshness of not prereading. Maybe their is a way to tell the person posting the question, to have others read his question before he sends it to you. The emailer may not realize that their question to you is not making sense. They need to know you are doing it on the fly and so they need to keep it simple short spurts and clear. This would allow you to nail it each time for them, and we would all get more out of it.

   Thanks for all you do.

   Please send my email to Jack (you read his questions on your last coffee Break) if he needs a mentor. I would be willing to help him out.

   Reply

About Me

Patrick Precourt is one of the most successful preforeclosure investors in the Northeast and across the nation. He started in the preforeclosure business in the late 90’s. In 2002, he founded North Shore Enterprises, a professional real estate investment company specializing in preforeclosure and short sales. Since then his team has completed well over 500 short sales and will pass the 600 mark in 2009.