The Foreclosure Mediation Training Guide

What is a Foreclosure Mediator? A person who negotiates with the mortgage company to help the homeowner stay in their home. There are a number of ways to accomplish this which are detailed in the book in easy-to-understand language. The Foreclosure Mediation Training Guide presents a no-nonsense approach to teaching you how to set up a legitimate and honest Foreclosure Mediation service at home. With foreclosures soaring to record highs in almost all of the 50 states, you can be assured of never running out of work. Plus, you can receive an average fee of $2,000 per mediation (your fee normally is determined by the amount you are negotiating.) Additionally, bankruptcy attorneys are always looking for professional and well-trained Foreclosure Mediators - which is another avenue stream for income. Statistical surveys of bankruptcy attorneys showed that 65% of all bankruptcy clients are in some phase of foreclosure. So you can easily see how working as a Foreclosure Mediator will provide you with a steady stream of work as well as the potential to earn a very high income. And the best part is that this business can be set-up for less than $100. The Foreclosure Mediation Training Guide provides you with everything you need to set up your business. You will learn all the basics, plus get templates of sample forms, sample agreements, sample cover letters as well as marketing letters. ORDER TODAY.

Victoria Ring is well known throughout the Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy industry. She is the developer of the virtual bankruptcy assistant field, founder of the National Association of Virtual Bankruptcy Assistants, developer of the first exam to accurately measure the petition skills of law firm personnel and on July 5, 2010, she introduced the first online bankruptcy petition training school for both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Her first class consisted of four attorneys and four paralegals and Class No. 1 graduated on July 31, 2010. Additionally, Victoria Ring is a Certified Paralegal and Debtor Bankruptcy Specialist. She obtained her Associate s Degree in Business Management from Columbus Business University (1986) and her Associates in Paralegal Studies from Ashworth College (2001.) Her Certified Paralegal Certificate was obtained from the Constitutional Educational Research Foundation of California and her Certified Bankruptcy Assistant Certificate from the Association of Bankruptcy Judicial Assistants.