Surplus Funds Training Webinar
Presented by Shawn Boogie
Website: Surplus Funds Riches
Introduction
- Purpose: Complete training on surplus funds
- Motivation: To partner with folks for deals, long-term relationships
- Company Success: Recently handled millions in surplus deals and flips
- Legacy: Expand the company, leave a legacy
- Reminder: Take notes, everything needed for success will be covered
Accessing Training Materials
- Visit surplusfundsriches.net
- Go to the 'Products' tab
- Sign in with name and email (prevents spam)
- Read the 'Insiders Guide' on the products page
What You'll Learn
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Getting Lists
- Mortgage and tax overage lists online
- Should you buy them? Pros/cons
- Requesting lists from counties
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Researching Lists
- Research the debt and ownership at the time of the sale
- Important: Debts have priority claims to overages
- Incomplete lists, deceased owners, quitclaim deeds, etc.
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Skip Tracing
- Recommended tools: IDI Data, TLO, Microbilt, White Pages Premium
- Contacting claimants and possible relatives or associates
- Importance of timely re-pulling skip tracing info
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Contacting Claimants
- Mailing effectively: Use postcards, be transparent
- Rotation schedule for contacting: initially hard, then bi-weekly
- Negotiation: Overcoming disbelief and mistrust with structured buyouts
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Contracts and Legalities
- Structure of a tight buyout contract: Name, signature, notary
- Upfront money (% of the gross amount)
- Using attorneys: Hiring and paying them
- No issue with finder caps, staying legal
Detailed Breakdown
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Getting Lists
- Online Search Terms: Overbids, surplus funds, mortgage overage lists, etc.
- Buying Lists: taxsaleresults.com (recommended)
- Requesting Lists: Who to contact (county clerk, department)
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Researching Lists
- Ownership: Who owned the property at the time of sale
- Debt: Priority claims to overages, additional debts are important
- Methods: County assessor’s office, Register of Deeds
- Tools: Parcel ID numbers, legal descriptions, GIS Polaris search
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Handling Special Cases
- Incomplete Lists: How to handle parcel ID only lists
- Deceased Owners: Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship (JTWRS), probate
- Quick Claim Deeds & Bail Bondsman Deeds: Important considerations
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Skip Tracing
- Primary Tools: IDI Data, TLO, Microbilt, White Pages Premium
- Repolling: Importance of re-polling after foreclosure
- Contacting Relatives/Associates: Similar messages, addressing claimant
- Using Return Mail: Interpret forwarding address information
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Contacting Claimants
- Mailing: Transparent, effective mailings
- Rotation Schedule: Initial hard contact, then bi-weekly
- Texting & Social Media: Limited success, avoid looking like a scam
- Takeaway Close: Fear of loss to prompt action
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Negotiation Tips
- Upfront Payments: 10% of gross amount as good faith
- Credibility: Use attorneys to build trust
- Online Credibility: Using rightfulownerproject.org or BBB
- Not Poaching: Ethics in dealing with claimants working with others
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Legal Contracts
- Structured Buyout Agreement: Key components
- Hiring Attorneys: Central attorney model
- Finding Mobile Notaries: Google local options
- Title Recheck: Ensuring no additional hidden debts
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Final Notes
- Importance of following structured training for success
- Working with partners: National Surplus & Premier 16 programs
- Contact Information: Sean Bougie, 704-791-9398
- Must purchase the program to partner or receive mentorship
Conclusion
- Committed to making successful partnerships
- Transparent business practices with strong support systems
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