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It is my goal to help every single homeowner, agent, investor or curios visitor who wants information or needs direction about the subject of short sales…

Most of my adult life has been as an asset manager working for MANY top companies, including IndyMac Bank’s HELOC Servicing where I severed as the head of loss mitigation for short sales…

IF YOU ARE A HOMEOWNER NEEDING AN ADVOCATE, I train the very best agents across the country…

If you are an agent, please ask me for help with marketing, process and coaching…

If you are an investor seeking a way to help homeowners while investing your money effectively in the market, do not hesitate to ask me about simple and LEGAL equity gaining strategies…

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE fill out the form and let me find a solution in this real estate market for you!

The question I am asked OFTEN is “What makes you different, than everyone else?”

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Lee Honish
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short sale help | what is a short sale | foreclosure prevention | short sale investor | Short Sale coaching

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