In our first educational event of the year we are just going to talk about the elephant in the room! After 13 years at Amerifirst I made a move to Treadstone Funding. Huge change I know. But with change comes opportunity. For those of you that know me I am always looking to do better and would only make a move that was an improvement for my customers and business partners. Treadstone is an amazing mortgage company and it was time to level up my game. We have a outstanding educational series lined up this year, but I figured for the first event of the year I had better answer the burning questions you all have. I cant wait to see you at the live event or on the webinar! – Jeremy Drobeck
Here is a list of some of the things we will cover during the event:
Come learn from one of the best! Speaker Jeremy Drobeck is in the top 1% of loan officers in Michigan. He’s helped thousands of home buyers navigate their way to home and ownership. As the market continues to sift we all have to adapt and find ways to do better. Our educational series this year is dedicated to exactly that. If you need help with anything between now and our next event don’t hesitate to reach out. Can wait to see you there!
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LIVE EVENTDate: January 19th Time: 12:00 – 1:30 Location: 5830 Venture Park Dr. Kalamazoo, MI 49009 Limited Seating. RSVP required. Box Lunch will be provided. |
ZOOM WEBINARDate: January 26th Time: 10:30 – 11:30 Zoom Webinar
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2023 Calendar of Education Events for Realtors
Buying a home is an exhilarating yet intricate process. For many, the dream of homeownership can seem daunting due to financial constraints. However, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers various financing options designed to assist individuals in purchasing HUD-owned homes, making the dream of owning a home more achievable. It is important to have a lender that is up to the challenge of navigating HUD home financing.
These properties are foreclosed homes. The previous owner had taken out an FHA mortgage and didn’t make the payments. Subsequently, these homes were foreclosed on. Often, these homes require repairs, and the utilities can’t be turned on. Frankly, HUD (the seller) doesn’t care – the properties are sold as-is, and HUD will not make any repairs to the home. That’s where things can get hairy if the lender is not equipped to navigate the process.