Simon White here, I have been using press releases for some years, we have had good success using press releases for Notes,Mortgages and Real Estate.

In the image below you see the Google search for “sell my note”. One of the main contributors to my site being at position one, is several press releases I have done to promote my site for this search term.

We have successfully used press release to generate leads for Notes Sellers and Mortgages for the last 2 years.
In the case study below, I show you how I have used Video Press Releases for both lead generation and for search engine optimization.

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Someone owns a house free and clear — no mortgage.

They sell their house for $200,000, receive a $40,000 down payment from the buyer and take back the $160,000 balance as a note, an IOU, from the buyer, where he promises to pay the $160,000 plus interest in installments.

The note is secured by the house, so if the buyer defaults the seller can foreclose and get it back. In other words, the seller is the bank.

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The Colorado Real Estate Commission says Dodd Frank is too complex and creates liability for both the Realtor and seller. They have basically told Realtors not to get involved in any seller financed transaction. They say refer buyers and sellers to a LO or a lawyer instead. You can’t find a LO who wants to get involved with a seller financed transaction. Not all buyers and sellers can afford a $250 an hour attorney. Now property owners and buyers who want to use an installment sale are being denied access to a Realtor”

“Real estate brokers are prohibited by Colorado law from taking a residential
mortgage loan application or offering or negotiating the terms of a residential
mortgage loan, including a seller-financed loan. A real estate broker should not
even assist a seller or buyer in any way with the application process or related
documentation or engage in any loan term discussions if the seller-financed loan
involves residential property. This caution would include not giving a seller advice,
including as to whether or not the seller might be “exempt.”

See link:

http://tinyurl.com/ozrowto

The ninety two year old 1031 exchange statute is once again the target for abolishment in current tax reform proposals.

READ MORE:  http://www.landthink.com/proposed-tax-reform-includes-ending-1031-exchange/

Authorities in Long Island have launched a crackdown on homeowners who rent their house out to tenants who have not been registered under a “zero tolerance” program that will see police conduct home inspections without notice.

Landlords in the Long Island community of Westbury will be targeted by a newly created police “Housing Enforcement Unit” that will “modify search warrant law to eliminate prior notice, aggressively use warrants and housing sweeps on a regular basis.”

Residents are being encouraged to report their neighbors to authorities if they suspect they are housing tenants who have not been registered with the government.

READ MORE: http://www.infowars.com/cops-to-inspect-homes-without-notice-for-illegal-tenants/