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Re: forec;losure consultant civil code questionIn Reply to: forec;losure consultant civil code question posted by zachary on March 30, 2004 at 10:41 AM I would suggest that you rather go to law school so you can defend the lawsuits that will be thrown at you as a foreclosure consultant. You are better off structuring it so your buddy pays you a 'finders fee' or something when they refinance. At least in CA - do not take money from the person in foreclosure. : Ward, : : the reason I'm asking is that I'm working with a few people in foreclosure to get hard money loans. these are people that are in the beginning of the NOD, have jobs, decent equity and the desire to keep their homes. They'll refinance thru some one esle any ways so I might as well make something on it when they call. : Do i need to be a real estate agent to leagally be a foreclosure consultant?? : : zachary
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