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Question by A: what happens to the second mortgage after a property is sold in county courthouse auction?
If a property has a 100k first mortgage and 30k second mortgage, is foreclosed on and sold to an outside bidder for 90k at county courthouse auction…..so, the buyer(bidder) owns the the house for 90k, What happens to the two mortgages….do they dissapear?

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Answer by falsi fiable
The courthouse doesn’t auction the house unless there is a lien for unpaid property taxes. The bond holder cannot sell the house until the taxes are paid. The county cannot sell the house if it is held by a mortgage lienholder.

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Clopton Capital Announces Three Step Strategy to Save Commercial Real Estate Utilizing a 4% Interest Rate Loan

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) January 12, 2012

Clopton Capital, a Chicago based commercial real estate loan firm, is announcing their strategy for saving commercial real estate from foreclosure. The plan involves three steps and while the firm admits it can save all commercial real estate owners from losing their property, they believe it can help many.

The first step in their strategy is to prevent a foreclosure by utilizing an interest-only bridge loan. This can usually be accomplished in about seven days and allows the current commercial mortgage to be paid off immediately.

The second step is to assess the business or commercial real estate owner’s creditworthiness and put together various options. These typically range from SBA loans, commercial mortgages, or in some cases some other form of commercial financing. Once the best option is found the loan is acquired at a time when the already existing bridge loan carries a payment that is typically far lower than the commercial mortgage which was previously on the property.

The third step is to acquire funding from the new long term loan and use it to pay off the current bridge loan. This is intended to create a long term an affordable plan for the business or commercial real estate owner that makes it feasible for them to have a lower monthly commercial real estate loan payment and very possibly at a rate as low as 4% interest.

Clopton Capital intends to publicize and market this plan heavily throughout 2012 in an effort to save commercial properties from imminent foreclosures in a manner they believe will be both mutually beneficial and extremely helpful to the American economy as a whole.

Commercial real estate owners and business owners who are seeking business loans or commercial real estate loans should contact Clopton Capital at 866.647.1650. The firm can be reached during normal business hours central time.

For more information on Clopton Capital’s business loan services visit CloptonCapital.com/businessloans.html. To join their financial link exchange visit CloptonCapital.com/link.

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Would You Like 100,000 New Customers to Call You?

Santa Barbara, CA and Tempe, AZ (PRWEB) January 04, 2012

Smart marketers are embracing mobile advertising, but even smarter marketers are remembering that mobile devices are still phones. And they’re using their marketing dollars to drive mobile consumers to call and click on a performance basis. RingRevenue, the leader in call-based performance marketing solutions, and MobileLeads.com, a marketing communications firm specializing in driving leads from the mobile web, teamed up in the second half of 2011 to deliver high-quality phone leads to advertisers. The partnership generated more than 100,000 inbound calls to advertisers, with 98 percent of those calls coming from mobile campaigns.

“At MobileLeads.com, we are focused on performance. Our marketplace helps advertisers get the nearly out of their mobile initiatives by matching advertisers with affiliates who are experts at driving quality leads via the mobile web,” said Eric Flottmann, Founder of MobileLeads.com. “Our partnership with RingRevenue has given our advertisers one more way to monetize the mobile web through quality inbound calls that convert to customers.”

MobileLeads.com licenses RingRevenue’s naming performance marketing platform to drive their subsidize-per-call program which allows advertisers pay for inbound phone leads on an am-per-lead (CPL) or, in some cases, a cost-per-action (CPA) basis. Easy campaign set-up, dashboard reporting, and affiliate performance reports give advertisers all the data they demand to see how their mobile subsidize-per-call running are driving calls and customers to their businesses.

Mobile affiliates promote pay-per-call run use MobileLeads.com’s self-serve portal to find new advertiser campaigns, instantly grab phone numbers for their promotions, manage campaign reporting, track keyword ROI, and see commissions earned from their promotions.

“Mobile call-based campaigns have been converting higher than 20 percent on average. It is easy to see why advertisers and affiliates are embracing mobile pay-per-call,” added Flottmann. “We have clients who are national brands in verticals such as insurance, financial services, home services, and education seeing tremendous success with the quality and volume of inbound calls they are receiving.”

Forrester Research predicts more than $ 2.7B will be spent on mobile marketing in 2012, a        68 percent jump over 2011 mobile spending. “We expect to see even more advertisers turning their focus to performance-based mobile advertising in 2012, and calls are a huge part of that,” said RingRevenue CEO Jason Spievak. “Placing a call is one of the most natural actions for consumers on their mobile devices.”

“MobileLeads.com is at the forefront of understanding how to leverage the mobile web to deliver value to advertisers,” said Spievak. “We are looking frontward to our partnership driving even more quality calls and customers to advertisers in 2012.”

Look for RingRevenue and MobileLeads.com at this month’s Affiliate Summit West in Las Vegas. Both companies can be seen at the panel session Driving Inbound Calls from Mobile Search, moderated by RingRevenue CEO Jason Spievak with panelists Eric Flottmann MobileLeads.com), Eric Evans (HyperTarget Marketing) and Adam Viener IMWave, Inc.).

About RingRevenue, Inc.
More calls. More customers. We’ll prove it. RingRevenue® improves every marketing campaign with better quality leads, higher conversions and increased ROI. By tapping the power of the calling, RingRevenue’s patent-pending call performance marketing platform captures and converts more high-value customers. RingRevenue’s comprehensive tracking and analytics consistently increase revenues from mobile, publishing and other “offline” media while also improving the performance of online campaigns such as search, email and display. RingRevenue powers many of the leading performance marketing networks and agencies. Watch this video to learn more about RingRevenue. To request a demo, please see ringrevenue.com or call 866-943-6426.

About MobileLeads.com
MobileLeads.com is a marketplace where advertisers and publishers converge to generate high quality leads on the mobile web. The firm specializes in Cost-per-Lead (CPL) engagements, however, they also offer Cost-per-Acquisition (CPA) campaigns in special circumstances. The company is comprised of seasoned internet marketers with significant experience in the higher education, sustainability and green tech, real estate, business opportunities, mortgage, senior services, insurance, health care and automotive industries.

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Question by Mom: In California, after foreclosure, are you still responsible for your second mortgage?
What kinda of recourse do the lenders have? Is it different between the first and second mortgage? If the secondly also went into foreclosure, and the bank took the house, can the lender of the second mortgage lull come after repayment through lawsuit or wage garnishment, etc? The house resold for less than the original loan amount of the first so there were no proceeds from the sale to cover any of the second.

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Answer by Justintimeforobama
YES

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Clopton Capital Proposes Solutions to Business Loan Processing Industry

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) December 14, 2011

Clopton Capital is a semi truck financing provider and is located in Chicago, IL. They primarily focus on commercial mortgages, SBA loans and niche financing mechanisms such as gas station loans and owner operator financing. The founder of Clopton Capital is Jake Clopton and this press release is part of Clopton Capital’s consistent effort to remain involved with the public, namely their future clients. Clopton Capital can be contacted at CloptonCapital.com.

Clopton Capital wants to propose and develop numerous improvements to the commercial lending industry on a holistic level. For one, they believe an industry standard form should be drafted for the use of field underwriting within the commercial lending industry. They believe this would would make underwriting commercial loan risk more turn key and more simplistic to understand. Second, the firm believes an electronic referral network with legal binding referral commissions should be established to make it easier for one commercial lending entity to refer business to another and to be sure they will be compensated.

“We need more solidarity in this industry which will benefit all of us in the end. Currently there are solid protocols for how to deal and underwrite business and it’s increasing the transactional cost for all of us,” said Jake Clopton, the founder of Clopton Capital.

The firm does not believe it is feasible for them to launch and implement these ideas on their own but would like to network with other firm to create them. “We obviously aren’t quick, willing, or able to do this on our own, but we would love to network with early commercial lenders who believe this industry could operate more smoothly with a little bit of organization”, said Matt Reed, an associate of Clopton Capital.

Clopton Capital tinned be contacted at their website CloptonCapital.com or at 866.647.1650 during regular business hours central time. Their website contains more specific information about their business loans. Their website dedicated entirely to semi truck financing is SemiTruckSource.com.

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shortsalehumor.wordpress.com Funny video about trying to deal with a difficult second mortgage company who keeps asking for more money
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Question by Victoria L: Can a second mortgage foreclose on a house?
If you are up and current on your 1st mortgage and your 1st mortgage is 75% of your homes value, can a second mortgage with only %25 of value foreclose on you and obtain the property?I know they can lien against the home, but not quite sure on the actual obtaining the property.

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Answer by casey s
Sure, it’s a bonded and you used the equity in your house to procured it. You agreed to give them the house if you didn’t hold your end of the bargain. (I use the pronoun “you” loosely here, I know you are just asking out of curiosity and are not in this situation).

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Question by Simon W: Can you get a second mortgage for half of the equity on your house?
So that your second payment will be based on a 30 year fixed rate rather than a refi. Will it be a smart thing to do. When you sell out you tin pay the second mortgage with the first and still walk with remainder of equity. Is this legal and does it make since.

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Answer by girlwhoknowsitstrue
Use real numbers to understand.Your house is worth $ 100k.First mortgage is for $ 50k.Equity = $ 50kSecond mortgage = $ 25k (half of equity).If you got a 30 year second mortgage, you have to pay off your first and your 2d mortgage. Your overall payments will be higher than if you just had a $ 75k 30 year fixed. You can’t “pay” your second mortgage with the first, you have to pay them both.When you sell, you get the sales price – first mortgage – 2d mortgage, which right now would be $ 25k.Many lenders will not extend a 30 year second mortgage, because it’s secondary to the first – which means that if you go bankrupt, first mortgagee gets paid off first, second mortgagee gets what’s left – and often times, it isn’t enough to cover the debt – that’s why 2nd mortgages are generally 5 years or less.

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Question by : Does a Second Mortgage appear on a tax record of a house?
I’m trying to find out if you can see a second mortgage or refinance on a tax record.

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Answer by Overnight
not on the tax record no. but you can see it if you go visit the county register of deeds and ask to see a copy of all the deeds/mortgages recorded on the property.its all public information and noone will ask any questions like “why do you want that”. if you want to print a copy be prepared to pay a nominal “copy fee” or whatever, like 20 cents a page.

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