SARASOTA, FL, December 27, 2010 (Press-News.org) Nationally recognized foreclosure and short sale expert John Michailidis, Broker Owner, SaraMana Properties, invites Sarasota and Manatee County Florida homeowners to a free Tele-Seminar on Tuesday, January 18th at 6:30 pm. This call will help homeowners separate the facts from fiction regarding foreclosure vs. short sales, as well as alternatives to foreclosure including bankruptcy, deed-in-lieu-of-foreclosure, mortgage modification, or just walking away. Mr. Michailidis, a graduate of the Northwestern University School of Law, and a certified residential specialist, will team with licensed title agent Thomas Heimann to present this free, comprehensive, community outreach program. The Tele-Seminar format enables homeowners to privately listen-in from the phone of their choice, and there will be a live, anonymous question and answer session after the presentation where homeowners can have their specific foreclosure concerns addressed.
Available phone lines are limited, so attendees are asked to RSVP in advance at www.SaraManaSeminar.com, or to call 888-414-6833 ext. "0" and to leave their contact info -- a special dial-in number and access code will be provided to all attendees.
According to Mr. Michailidis, "It's a fact that nearly 50% of all Sarasota and Manatee County FL homeowners are 'upside-down' on their mortgages. Many of these homeowners are finding it impossible to make mortgage payments, and are in need of a reliable source of information to explore their options. We designed this free tele-seminar to guide homeowners through the many traps and pitfalls of the foreclosure process, and to assist them towards making a fresh start. Homeowners facing foreclosure need to know their options NOW, if they are to make the decisions necessary to protect their assets, mitigate damage to their credit, and potentially avoid a foreclosure all together."
This free program includes a thorough discussion of the foreclosure process, all of the alternatives to foreclosure, the impact of the various alternatives, and a suggested 3-Step Action Plan for homeowners facing foreclosure. After the presentation the phone lines will be opened to take individual questions from participants.
Those Sarasota and Manatee County Florida homeowners wishing to participate may RSVP at www.SaraManaSeminar.com, or by calling and leaving their contact information at 888-414-6833 ext. "0". All attendee will receive a free copy of Mr. Michailidis' eBook, "Should I Short Sale My Home? - A Homeowners Guide to Surviving the Worst Real Estate Market in History."
John Michailidis, GRI, CRS, JD is a nationally recognized foreclosure and short sale expert who leads the SaraMana pre-Foreclosure Assistance Team of SaraMana Properties.
The SaraMana pre-Foreclosure Assistance Team specializes in helping Sarasota and Manatee County, FL families and individuals facing foreclosure to avoid foreclosure, and throughout the preforeclosure process. The team is led by John Michailidis, broker/owner of SaraMana Properties. Mr. Michailidis is a graduate of the Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago (Juris Doctor), a Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), and Graduate of the Realtor Institute (GRI) who began his real estate career in 1990. He can be reached at 888-414-6833 ext "0".
Foreclosure & Short Sale Expert John Michailidis, and Licensed Title Agent Thomas Heimann, Invite Sarasota & Manatee Florida Homeowners to Explore Their Pre-Foreclosure Options at Free Tele-Seminar
Free tele-seminar for Sarasota & Manatee County Florida homeowners facing foreclosure. Tues, January 18th, 6:30pm. Topics covered: foreclosure, short sale, loan modification, deed-in-lieu, bankruptcy, live Q&A. RSVP at www.SaraManaSeminar.com.
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[Press-News.org] Foreclosure & Short Sale Expert John Michailidis, and Licensed Title Agent Thomas Heimann, Invite Sarasota & Manatee Florida Homeowners to Explore Their Pre-Foreclosure Options at Free Tele-SeminarFree tele-seminar for Sarasota & Manatee County Florida homeowners facing foreclosure. Tues, January 18th, 6:30pm. Topics covered: foreclosure, short sale, loan modification, deed-in-lieu, bankruptcy, live Q&A. RSVP at www.SaraManaSeminar.com.