Foreclosure.com Announces Company Expansions and New Partnerships
Saturday, August 09, 2008
by Michael Peron
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Foreclosure.com, a nationwide database of foreclosed homes and distressed properties, announced, via press release, new ventures that will help them expand their business into other markets. Included in the announcement was the news that Brad Geisen, foreclosure.com founder, president, and CEO, has acquired the rights to the domain name, property.com, from Rick Schwartz of targetedtraffic.com.
Property.com will allow Geisen to expand into all types of real estate and create a site which will serve as an “easily-accessible national real estate classified that is going to be free to all visitors, providing sellers, buyers, and investors with a whole new concept of marketing and financing homes on the Web.” This new site will be unveiled sometime in 2009.
In starting this venture, Geisen said that he is “going after the 98 percent of the real estate market outside of the foreclosure business.” He continued by saying that, “For the past several years, I've built and run one of, if not 'the,' most successful Internet foreclosure businesses, but the business was always exclusively distressed real estate. I've achieved in foreclosure.com what I set out to accomplish, and I am ready for a new challenge in a different market. I intend to shift my focus on developing my new ideas that will revolutionize how homes should be listed, viewed, and purchased. I've developed the critical skills that I intend to apply to this new market.”
Foreclosure.com Announces Three New Partnerships:
Geisen also announced three new partnerships that foreclosure.com is embarking on with loanresolve.com, livedeal.com, and Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending.
In its new partnership with loanresolve.com, foreclosure.com will help connect distressed homeowners with potential buyers. In order to facilitate this process, the two companies will help the owner negotiate a short sale with their lender, resulting in a reduced purchase price that will appeal to the average homebuyer and investor alike.
While normal short sales can be difficult to negotiate, foreclosure.com and loanresolve.com will help to simplify this process. “Between both companies we have relationships with most if not all the major lenders today,” said Geisen “We can work with them and the homeowners to reach favorable solutions that help reduce foreclosure situations, provide relief for distressed homeowners, and create deals for future homeowners.”
According to the press release, through this partnership, LoanResolve will provide borrowers with an online tool to help them research and resolve a delinquent or potentially delinquent loan with their lenders. Once this is complete, foreclosure.com will list these properties on their Web site and expose them to more than five million interested buyers a month.
“The flexibility and compliance expertise that LoanResolve offers with its document solutions is the right fit for foreclosure.com's short sale property liquidation needs,”said Jim McArthur, president of LoanResolve. “We work closely with both the lender and borrower in developing and executing solutions lenders can quickly implement.”
Through their partnership with livedeal.com, a source for online classifieds, livedeal.com will integrate foreclosure.com's listings into its existing database, providing an additional 1.8 million real estate listings to livedeal.com's site. These listings can be accessed at livedeal.com/realestate.
“Our focus is to provide our visitors with the best local products and services on a nationwide scale,” said Mike Edelhart, CEO of LiveDeal. “Foreclosure.com is a natural partner to help us achieve this objective within our real estate channel. Through this new partnership, LiveDeal is adding valuable local foreclosure content to the site and enabling its new partner to reach its target consumers in every neighborhood in the country.”
Foreclosure.com also announced that it has partnered with Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending, creating a collaboration that will purchase, market, and auction high volumes of distressed real estate through an online sealed-bid process.
“This idea has been in the works for sometime now,” said Geisen. “Finally, all the pieces are in places to really make a difference in people's lives in particular and the economy in general. Put simply, we have the ability and resources to truly revolutionize the industry in so many different areas. It's remarkable.”
According to foreclosure.com, “initial plans are to introduce the proprietary auction system in South Florida via foreclosure.com and then quickly expand into additional markets nationwide over time. It's a strategic alliance that creates a true power in the industry that is capable of providing innovative solutions to a declining housing problem that has seeped into just about every corner of the United States.
Property.com will allow Geisen to expand into all types of real estate and create a site which will serve as an “easily-accessible national real estate classified that is going to be free to all visitors, providing sellers, buyers, and investors with a whole new concept of marketing and financing homes on the Web.” This new site will be unveiled sometime in 2009.
In starting this venture, Geisen said that he is “going after the 98 percent of the real estate market outside of the foreclosure business.” He continued by saying that, “For the past several years, I've built and run one of, if not 'the,' most successful Internet foreclosure businesses, but the business was always exclusively distressed real estate. I've achieved in foreclosure.com what I set out to accomplish, and I am ready for a new challenge in a different market. I intend to shift my focus on developing my new ideas that will revolutionize how homes should be listed, viewed, and purchased. I've developed the critical skills that I intend to apply to this new market.”
Foreclosure.com Announces Three New Partnerships:
Geisen also announced three new partnerships that foreclosure.com is embarking on with loanresolve.com, livedeal.com, and Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending.
In its new partnership with loanresolve.com, foreclosure.com will help connect distressed homeowners with potential buyers. In order to facilitate this process, the two companies will help the owner negotiate a short sale with their lender, resulting in a reduced purchase price that will appeal to the average homebuyer and investor alike.
While normal short sales can be difficult to negotiate, foreclosure.com and loanresolve.com will help to simplify this process. “Between both companies we have relationships with most if not all the major lenders today,” said Geisen “We can work with them and the homeowners to reach favorable solutions that help reduce foreclosure situations, provide relief for distressed homeowners, and create deals for future homeowners.”
According to the press release, through this partnership, LoanResolve will provide borrowers with an online tool to help them research and resolve a delinquent or potentially delinquent loan with their lenders. Once this is complete, foreclosure.com will list these properties on their Web site and expose them to more than five million interested buyers a month.
“The flexibility and compliance expertise that LoanResolve offers with its document solutions is the right fit for foreclosure.com's short sale property liquidation needs,”said Jim McArthur, president of LoanResolve. “We work closely with both the lender and borrower in developing and executing solutions lenders can quickly implement.”
Through their partnership with livedeal.com, a source for online classifieds, livedeal.com will integrate foreclosure.com's listings into its existing database, providing an additional 1.8 million real estate listings to livedeal.com's site. These listings can be accessed at livedeal.com/realestate.
“Our focus is to provide our visitors with the best local products and services on a nationwide scale,” said Mike Edelhart, CEO of LiveDeal. “Foreclosure.com is a natural partner to help us achieve this objective within our real estate channel. Through this new partnership, LiveDeal is adding valuable local foreclosure content to the site and enabling its new partner to reach its target consumers in every neighborhood in the country.”
Foreclosure.com also announced that it has partnered with Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending, creating a collaboration that will purchase, market, and auction high volumes of distressed real estate through an online sealed-bid process.
“This idea has been in the works for sometime now,” said Geisen. “Finally, all the pieces are in places to really make a difference in people's lives in particular and the economy in general. Put simply, we have the ability and resources to truly revolutionize the industry in so many different areas. It's remarkable.”
According to foreclosure.com, “initial plans are to introduce the proprietary auction system in South Florida via foreclosure.com and then quickly expand into additional markets nationwide over time. It's a strategic alliance that creates a true power in the industry that is capable of providing innovative solutions to a declining housing problem that has seeped into just about every corner of the United States.
Property.com will allow Geisen to expand into all types of real estate and create a site which will serve as an “easily-accessible national real estate classified that is going to be free to all visitors, providing sellers, buyers, and investors with a whole new concept of marketing and financing homes on the Web.” This new site will be unveiled sometime in 2009.
In starting this venture, Geisen said that he is “going after the 98 percent of the real estate market outside of the foreclosure business.” He continued by saying that, “For the past several years, I've built and run one of, if not 'the,' most successful Internet foreclosure businesses, but the business was always exclusively distressed real estate. I've achieved in foreclosure.com what I set out to accomplish, and I am ready for a new challenge in a different market. I intend to shift my focus on developing my new ideas that will revolutionize how homes should be listed, viewed, and purchased. I've developed the critical skills that I intend to apply to this new market.”
Foreclosure.com Announces Three New Partnerships:
Geisen also announced three new partnerships that foreclosure.com is embarking on with loanresolve.com, livedeal.com, and Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending.
In its new partnership with loanresolve.com, foreclosure.com will help connect distressed homeowners with potential buyers. In order to facilitate this process, the two companies will help the owner negotiate a short sale with their lender, resulting in a reduced purchase price that will appeal to the average homebuyer and investor alike.
While normal short sales can be difficult to negotiate, foreclosure.com and loanresolve.com will help to simplify this process. “Between both companies we have relationships with most if not all the major lenders today,” said Geisen “We can work with them and the homeowners to reach favorable solutions that help reduce foreclosure situations, provide relief for distressed homeowners, and create deals for future homeowners.”
According to the press release, through this partnership, LoanResolve will provide borrowers with an online tool to help them research and resolve a delinquent or potentially delinquent loan with their lenders. Once this is complete, foreclosure.com will list these properties on their Web site and expose them to more than five million interested buyers a month.
“The flexibility and compliance expertise that LoanResolve offers with its document solutions is the right fit for foreclosure.com's short sale property liquidation needs,”said Jim McArthur, president of LoanResolve. “We work closely with both the lender and borrower in developing and executing solutions lenders can quickly implement.”
Through their partnership with livedeal.com, a source for online classifieds, livedeal.com will integrate foreclosure.com's listings into its existing database, providing an additional 1.8 million real estate listings to livedeal.com's site. These listings can be accessed at livedeal.com/realestate.
“Our focus is to provide our visitors with the best local products and services on a nationwide scale,” said Mike Edelhart, CEO of LiveDeal. “Foreclosure.com is a natural partner to help us achieve this objective within our real estate channel. Through this new partnership, LiveDeal is adding valuable local foreclosure content to the site and enabling its new partner to reach its target consumers in every neighborhood in the country.”
Foreclosure.com also announced that it has partnered with Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending, creating a collaboration that will purchase, market, and auction high volumes of distressed real estate through an online sealed-bid process.
“This idea has been in the works for sometime now,” said Geisen. “Finally, all the pieces are in places to really make a difference in people's lives in particular and the economy in general. Put simply, we have the ability and resources to truly revolutionize the industry in so many different areas. It's remarkable.”
According to foreclosure.com, “initial plans are to introduce the proprietary auction system in South Florida via foreclosure.com and then quickly expand into additional markets nationwide over time. It's a strategic alliance that creates a true power in the industry that is capable of providing innovative solutions to a declining housing problem that has seeped into just about every corner of the United States.
Property.com will allow Geisen to expand into all types of real estate and create a site which will serve as an “easily-accessible national real estate classified that is going to be free to all visitors, providing sellers, buyers, and investors with a whole new concept of marketing and financing homes on the Web.” This new site will be unveiled sometime in 2009.
In starting this venture, Geisen said that he is “going after the 98 percent of the real estate market outside of the foreclosure business.” He continued by saying that, “For the past several years, I've built and run one of, if not 'the,' most successful Internet foreclosure businesses, but the business was always exclusively distressed real estate. I've achieved in foreclosure.com what I set out to accomplish, and I am ready for a new challenge in a different market. I intend to shift my focus on developing my new ideas that will revolutionize how homes should be listed, viewed, and purchased. I've developed the critical skills that I intend to apply to this new market.”
Foreclosure.com Announces Three New Partnerships:
Geisen also announced three new partnerships that foreclosure.com is embarking on with loanresolve.com, livedeal.com, and Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending.
In its new partnership with loanresolve.com, foreclosure.com will help connect distressed homeowners with potential buyers. In order to facilitate this process, the two companies will help the owner negotiate a short sale with their lender, resulting in a reduced purchase price that will appeal to the average homebuyer and investor alike.
While normal short sales can be difficult to negotiate, foreclosure.com and loanresolve.com will help to simplify this process. “Between both companies we have relationships with most if not all the major lenders today,” said Geisen “We can work with them and the homeowners to reach favorable solutions that help reduce foreclosure situations, provide relief for distressed homeowners, and create deals for future homeowners.”
According to the press release, through this partnership, LoanResolve will provide borrowers with an online tool to help them research and resolve a delinquent or potentially delinquent loan with their lenders. Once this is complete, foreclosure.com will list these properties on their Web site and expose them to more than five million interested buyers a month.
“The flexibility and compliance expertise that LoanResolve offers with its document solutions is the right fit for foreclosure.com's short sale property liquidation needs,”said Jim McArthur, president of LoanResolve. “We work closely with both the lender and borrower in developing and executing solutions lenders can quickly implement.”
Through their partnership with livedeal.com, a source for online classifieds, livedeal.com will integrate foreclosure.com's listings into its existing database, providing an additional 1.8 million real estate listings to livedeal.com's site. These listings can be accessed at livedeal.com/realestate.
“Our focus is to provide our visitors with the best local products and services on a nationwide scale,” said Mike Edelhart, CEO of LiveDeal. “Foreclosure.com is a natural partner to help us achieve this objective within our real estate channel. Through this new partnership, LiveDeal is adding valuable local foreclosure content to the site and enabling its new partner to reach its target consumers in every neighborhood in the country.”
Foreclosure.com also announced that it has partnered with Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending, creating a collaboration that will purchase, market, and auction high volumes of distressed real estate through an online sealed-bid process.
“This idea has been in the works for sometime now,” said Geisen. “Finally, all the pieces are in places to really make a difference in people's lives in particular and the economy in general. Put simply, we have the ability and resources to truly revolutionize the industry in so many different areas. It's remarkable.”
According to foreclosure.com, “initial plans are to introduce the proprietary auction system in South Florida via foreclosure.com and then quickly expand into additional markets nationwide over time. It's a strategic alliance that creates a true power in the industry that is capable of providing innovative solutions to a declining housing problem that has seeped into just about every corner of the United States.
Rachel Daniels | 07.30.08
Foreclosure.com, a nationwide database of foreclosed homes and distressed properties, announced, via press release, new ventures that will help them expand their business into other markets. Included in the announcement was the news that Brad Geisen, foreclosure.com founder, president, and CEO, has acquired the rights to the domain name, property.com, from Rick Schwartz of targetedtraffic.com.Property.com will allow Geisen to expand into all types of real estate and create a site which will serve as an “easily-accessible national real estate classified that is going to be free to all visitors, providing sellers, buyers, and investors with a whole new concept of marketing and financing homes on the Web.” This new site will be unveiled sometime in 2009.
In starting this venture, Geisen said that he is “going after the 98 percent of the real estate market outside of the foreclosure business.” He continued by saying that, “For the past several years, I've built and run one of, if not 'the,' most successful Internet foreclosure businesses, but the business was always exclusively distressed real estate. I've achieved in foreclosure.com what I set out to accomplish, and I am ready for a new challenge in a different market. I intend to shift my focus on developing my new ideas that will revolutionize how homes should be listed, viewed, and purchased. I've developed the critical skills that I intend to apply to this new market.”
Foreclosure.com Announces Three New Partnerships:
Geisen also announced three new partnerships that foreclosure.com is embarking on with loanresolve.com, livedeal.com, and Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending.
In its new partnership with loanresolve.com, foreclosure.com will help connect distressed homeowners with potential buyers. In order to facilitate this process, the two companies will help the owner negotiate a short sale with their lender, resulting in a reduced purchase price that will appeal to the average homebuyer and investor alike.
While normal short sales can be difficult to negotiate, foreclosure.com and loanresolve.com will help to simplify this process. “Between both companies we have relationships with most if not all the major lenders today,” said Geisen “We can work with them and the homeowners to reach favorable solutions that help reduce foreclosure situations, provide relief for distressed homeowners, and create deals for future homeowners.”
According to the press release, through this partnership, LoanResolve will provide borrowers with an online tool to help them research and resolve a delinquent or potentially delinquent loan with their lenders. Once this is complete, foreclosure.com will list these properties on their Web site and expose them to more than five million interested buyers a month.
“The flexibility and compliance expertise that LoanResolve offers with its document solutions is the right fit for foreclosure.com's short sale property liquidation needs,”said Jim McArthur, president of LoanResolve. “We work closely with both the lender and borrower in developing and executing solutions lenders can quickly implement.”
Through their partnership with livedeal.com, a source for online classifieds, livedeal.com will integrate foreclosure.com's listings into its existing database, providing an additional 1.8 million real estate listings to livedeal.com's site. These listings can be accessed at livedeal.com/realestate.
“Our focus is to provide our visitors with the best local products and services on a nationwide scale,” said Mike Edelhart, CEO of LiveDeal. “Foreclosure.com is a natural partner to help us achieve this objective within our real estate channel. Through this new partnership, LiveDeal is adding valuable local foreclosure content to the site and enabling its new partner to reach its target consumers in every neighborhood in the country.”
Foreclosure.com also announced that it has partnered with Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending, creating a collaboration that will purchase, market, and auction high volumes of distressed real estate through an online sealed-bid process.
“This idea has been in the works for sometime now,” said Geisen. “Finally, all the pieces are in places to really make a difference in people's lives in particular and the economy in general. Put simply, we have the ability and resources to truly revolutionize the industry in so many different areas. It's remarkable.”
According to foreclosure.com, “initial plans are to introduce the proprietary auction system in South Florida via foreclosure.com and then quickly expand into additional markets nationwide over time. It's a strategic alliance that creates a true power in the industry that is capable of providing innovative solutions to a declining housing problem that has seeped into just about every corner of the United States.
Rachel Daniels | 07.30.08
Foreclosure.com, a nationwide database of foreclosed homes and distressed properties, announced, via press release, new ventures that will help them expand their business into other markets. Included in the announcement was the news that Brad Geisen, foreclosure.com founder, president, and CEO, has acquired the rights to the domain name, property.com, from Rick Schwartz of targetedtraffic.com.Property.com will allow Geisen to expand into all types of real estate and create a site which will serve as an “easily-accessible national real estate classified that is going to be free to all visitors, providing sellers, buyers, and investors with a whole new concept of marketing and financing homes on the Web.” This new site will be unveiled sometime in 2009.
In starting this venture, Geisen said that he is “going after the 98 percent of the real estate market outside of the foreclosure business.” He continued by saying that, “For the past several years, I've built and run one of, if not 'the,' most successful Internet foreclosure businesses, but the business was always exclusively distressed real estate. I've achieved in foreclosure.com what I set out to accomplish, and I am ready for a new challenge in a different market. I intend to shift my focus on developing my new ideas that will revolutionize how homes should be listed, viewed, and purchased. I've developed the critical skills that I intend to apply to this new market.”
Foreclosure.com Announces Three New Partnerships:
Geisen also announced three new partnerships that foreclosure.com is embarking on with loanresolve.com, livedeal.com, and Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending.
In its new partnership with loanresolve.com, foreclosure.com will help connect distressed homeowners with potential buyers. In order to facilitate this process, the two companies will help the owner negotiate a short sale with their lender, resulting in a reduced purchase price that will appeal to the average homebuyer and investor alike.
While normal short sales can be difficult to negotiate, foreclosure.com and loanresolve.com will help to simplify this process. “Between both companies we have relationships with most if not all the major lenders today,” said Geisen “We can work with them and the homeowners to reach favorable solutions that help reduce foreclosure situations, provide relief for distressed homeowners, and create deals for future homeowners.”
According to the press release, through this partnership, LoanResolve will provide borrowers with an online tool to help them research and resolve a delinquent or potentially delinquent loan with their lenders. Once this is complete, foreclosure.com will list these properties on their Web site and expose them to more than five million interested buyers a month.
“The flexibility and compliance expertise that LoanResolve offers with its document solutions is the right fit for foreclosure.com's short sale property liquidation needs,”said Jim McArthur, president of LoanResolve. “We work closely with both the lender and borrower in developing and executing solutions lenders can quickly implement.”
Through their partnership with livedeal.com, a source for online classifieds, livedeal.com will integrate foreclosure.com's listings into its existing database, providing an additional 1.8 million real estate listings to livedeal.com's site. These listings can be accessed at livedeal.com/realestate.
“Our focus is to provide our visitors with the best local products and services on a nationwide scale,” said Mike Edelhart, CEO of LiveDeal. “Foreclosure.com is a natural partner to help us achieve this objective within our real estate channel. Through this new partnership, LiveDeal is adding valuable local foreclosure content to the site and enabling its new partner to reach its target consumers in every neighborhood in the country.”
Foreclosure.com also announced that it has partnered with Lenders Clearing House and First Universal Lending, creating a collaboration that will purchase, market, and auction high volumes of distressed real estate through an online sealed-bid process.
“This idea has been in the works for sometime now,” said Geisen. “Finally, all the pieces are in places to really make a difference in people's lives in particular and the economy in general. Put simply, we have the ability and resources to truly revolutionize the industry in so many different areas. It's remarkable.”
According to foreclosure.com, “initial plans are to introduce the proprietary auction system in South Florida via foreclosure.com and then quickly expand into additional markets nationwide over time. It's a strategic alliance that creates a true power in the industry that is capable of providing innovative solutions to a declining housing problem that has seeped into just about every corner of the United States.
