XtremeInvestors are real estate investors who are ready, willing and able to take advantage of Xtreme buying opportunities that our program uncovers.
Membership to become an XtremeInvestor is free - but does require the investor to complete the Four Steps listed below before buying opportunities are made available to them.
Finding the extraordinary buys for our investors takes a lot of detailed work. The opportunities can come from a variety of sources including banks, major lenders, motivated sellers, tips from other agents, off market properties and once in a while from an actual MLS listing.
Before offering any property to an XtremeInvestor, the property must be "obtainable" at a terrific price; one which is clearly "below market" in value. We do not want to waste our investors' time and will do the homework in advance to locate the exceptional opportunity.
To become an XtremeInvestor, all of the following must be completed before any property offering will be made available to the investor:
Complete the XtremeInvestor Information Form below.
Personally attend an XtremeInvestor Seminar or Briefing. Schedule
XtremeInvestors planning to purchase in the Twin Cities must complete required Minnesota Real Estate Disclosures and a Buyer Representation Agreement with Jeff Scislow, RE/MAX Results. These disclosures and agreement will be available at all seminars and briefings.
Each XtremeInvestor must be pre-approved in writing for mortgage financing with Rob Bonahoom of Cornerstone Mortgage (952) 808-0042, or with a state approved mortgage lender.
Our nation is at an interesting juncture. Our economy and banking system is under incredible pressure; one of a serious nature.
The mortgages which were written between 2004 and 2006 paved the way for the collapse in real estate prices, which in turn has been pulling down all other areas of the U.S. economy. Currently there are over 1 million foreclosures across America. The frightening fact is that there are more than 6 million mortgages that are 30 days or more in arrears! This is potentially more serious than anything we’ve seen yet.
Posted: Sep 25, 2008
We are in the midst of tough real estate recession; the worst this country has seen in decades. Real estate prices in some areas have fallen to the point where many people are paying more on a mortgage than their property is actually worth!
Posted: May 14, 2008