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Honish had a 20+ year career as a foreclosure asset manager/loss mitigator working for large mortgage lenders. Early in 2007, he knew that agents needed to know what the banks know in order to close short sales in record time. He developed a program that has a 99% close ratio, which is both astonishing and truly making a difference. “It is satisfying to provide useful education to a group of professionals in our nation that desperately need to work together. Real estate professionals just need to put the right strategy to work for them, so they can be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem.”

It does require the initial action of ‘sending’ an email and asking for help!

lee.honish@yahoo.com
www.honish.com
Lee Honish
858-663-2537

If you cannot afford my program, please let me know how I can help you… there is always a way to make it work!

Short Sale Marketing | Real Estate Marketing

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