Open Door Auctions Introduces Innovative ?Stock Market for Real Estate? Concept

August 27th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News

Irvine, CA (PRWEB) August 23, 2011

Open Door Auctions, Inc., a revolutionary way to buy and sell property quickly and effectively, is proving that long listings and excessive days on market are a thing of the past. Open Door Auctions is at the cutting edge of the flourishing home auctions business and reveals its stock market for real estate concept ? demonstrating that the auction model is a superior choice for today?s home sellers.

Open Door Auctions likens its concept to ?stock market for real estate??where pricing is deduced by the efficient markets theory and the law of supply and demand creates a meeting of the minds between buyers and sellers rather than the protracted, slow motion negotiation process. With the stock market, in a perfect world without insider trading, the price of a stock fluctuates as a result of the battle between supply and demand. When company news is good, everyone wants a piece of the action and the price begins to rise due to a scarcity of supply?not enough shares out there willing to be sold at the lower price. Likewise, when the outlook is bearish, shareholders can?t ?dump the dog stock fast enough,? to borrow a phrase from Gordon Gecko and the movie Wall Street.

?The whole world has been fixated on the stock market volatility lately,? said Jason Hartman, CEO of Open Door Auctions. ?The Open Door Auctions business model treats real estate like the stock market where volatility creates interest and price is set daily by supply and demand.?

The concept is brilliant in its simplicity: Price has little to do with value. Price brings people and people drive value?it?s a form of momentum investing. Open Door Auctions innovative auction methodology, along with the company?s marketing systems, allows the price to match what the property is worth quickly. By creating urgency the way Groupon does and emotional competition using an auction method, Open Door Auctions avoids the risks of selling for too little or potentially sabotaging a sale by listing at a price that?s too high. The seller always has the final say and is not obligated to accept a low offer.

Open Door Auctions platform is the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a tool that was invented by the old-fashioned real estate industry more than a one hundred years ago and, though horribly under-utilized by the average broker, serves as the perfect online platform from which to launch the company?s real estate stock market concept.

Here?s how the average agent uses the MLS:

1. List a property for sale

2. Wait

3. Reduce the price continually as the seller becomes more desperate

Open Door Auctions turns the MLS into a de facto real estate stock market by taking the eons of time that traditional agents use to market a property and crams it into a two-week supercharged process where a property?s price changes nearly every day. This catapults it back to the top of the listings and draws new interest from a whole new set of buyers.

The business model is not an absolute auction where a homeowner is forced to sell the property. Under the terms of the agreement, the seller is free to reject any and all bids, which is the way it should be in a free capitalistic system. It should be noted that all bids solicited through the process are a true reflection of what the buying public thinks house is worth. This is likely to be the same price an old-fashioned real estate agent will arrive at, though the downside is that, since the traditional real estate model prevents agents from using the MLS like the stock market, it might take the average agent a year or longer to find that price. Open Door Auctions accomplishes this in just 14 days.

About Open Door Auctions, Inc.

Created by successful real estate innovator Jason Hartman in Orange County, California, Open Door Auctions, Inc. operates using a business model that is fundamentally different from every other traditional real estate agency in the marketplace. Open Door Auctions hosts auction-style open houses, offering interested buyers, investors, homeowners and real estate agents a more fruitful and exciting way to do business. Visit Open Door Auctions online or call 800-813-QUICK.

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Local Government Auto Auctions

May 31st, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

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(PRWEB) August 31, 2004

Every day thousands of Americans default on their car loans or lease payments as a result, their new or almost new cars get repossessed by the financial institutions and auctioned off in a hurry. The cost of storing the cars outweighs the banks’ ability to try to make the lost money back.

Consequently, lucky people who have access to direct sources where the cars are being sold would find themselves overwhelmed by dirt-cheap offers that look unbelievable to the average car buyer. This is real and is being taken advantage of by many car dealers.

Cheap Car Finder is offering unlimited access to the updated government auction database. You will be able to find cars at prices you never imagined. Andy from California used our system to buy himself a BMW. Here is what he told us about the program , “Unreal! All my friends wonder how I could afford my BMW :) Many, many thanks to your site!!”

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eBay Alternative for Online Auctions Launches Publicity Campaign to Help Authors Sell Books

October 18th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News


Main Street Fair launches “Press for Press”‘ program to help authors sell their books


Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (Vocus) September 9, 2010

Main Street Fair, the eBay alternative for online auctions, has launched a new program to help authors market their books.

Main Street Fair’s “Press for Press Program” is twofold. Monthly, Main Street Fair will choose one author who has his or her book listed on the site. Porter Public Relations, a Southern California-based firm, will write a press release about the chosen author’s book and distribute it via major online news channels. The release will include hyperlinks to the Main Street Fair page where the book is listed. With just one click, people may purchase the book through Main Street Fair’s “Buy Now” service.

To further market the book, the author will be invited to write a summary on Main Street Fair’s highly visited blog.

“This is a great opportunity for authors to get their books known and increase sells significantly,” said Lisa Porter, CEO, Main Street Fair. “The Internet press releases Porter Public Relations will send out are powerful and reach millions of potential buyers. Those interested in the book will be able to email the author directly or purchase it.”

Known authors also will benefit from the online auctions website’s Press for Press program. They too will have the opportunity to write a blog about the book they have listed on Main Street Fair. Authors can then make their blog go viral by posting the link on Twitter and notifying Facebook friends. The process is easy: authors simply send a request for approval via the site’s “Contact Us” form. Upon approval, the blog administrator will request photos of the author and book, and post the blog with hyperlinks to the listing for easy purchasing.

Main Street Fair, the easy-to-use eBay alternative for online auctions, and free classified ads site, has many benefits and is straightforward about its fees. Listing an item cost nothing until it sells. When it does, the closing fees are much lower than its competitors and there are no hidden charges. As an added feature, the site donates 10 percent of all listing fees to the school of the seller’s choice.

“The site is about helping sellers promote their items. It’s also about helping America’s schools. If we can do both, then we’ve helped a lot of people.”

To make it easy for sellers with storefronts or those listing many items, the site offers the Multi-Lister–an easy do-it-yourself bulk upload system. The Multi-Lister makes it possible for sellers to list thousands of products at once into the main home page category and their own personal storefront category directly from an Excel spreadsheet.

Additionally, Main Street Fair’s two-way rating system allows sellers and buyers alike to rate each other—a benefit many other known auction sites don’t offer. Furthermore, there are no unnecessary seller restrictions. Additionally, Main Street Fair helps sellers of all types of goods promote their items by writing reviews and inviting guest writers to boast about their product in the Main Street Fair blog.

“Main Street Fair makes online auction selling and buying easy and fun,” said Porter.

Sellers new to e-commerce marketplaces or online auctions, can go to the Main Street Fair blog to view a video on how to optimize their listings for better search engine optimization – designed for Main Street Fair as a contribution by world-renowned SEO Expert, Steve Wiideman. Or, they can get selling tips by visiting the “Listing Guideline.”

For more information, please contact log in to http://www.mainstreetfair.com or call (877) 797-1398.

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Innovative Real Estate Startup to Offer Cashback and Discount Commission Auctions for Home Buyers and Sellers

September 29th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans




Arlington, VA (PRWEB) July 13, 2010

Despite significant technological innovations in the real estate industry in the past decade, and the now prevalent public, free MLS access, it is not unusual for home buyers to be left in the dark and not receive any cashback at closing or for home sellers to still be paying a fixed 6% and higher commission with traditional real estate agents.

Consumers in such industries as home loans and credit cards have long enjoyed the ability to shop around to find best rates on those products and services. However, this is not the case for home buyers and sellers seeking to find the best value on commission rates where the process remains largely obscure, outdated and scattered throughout the market.

Benefits for Home Buyers and Sellers

With CashbackBids.com revolutionary, new commission auction platform, home buyers and sellers can finally breathe a long awaited sigh of relief and maximize their commission rebate and listing commission discount. “One of our main goals with CashbackBids.com is educating today’s home buyers and sellers about the ways to take advantage of the commission rebates and listing commission discounts already offered by many real estate agents,” says Peter Baturenko, a co-founder and CEO of CashbackBids.com. The savings can quickly add up resulting in extra cash in the pockets of home buyers and sellers to spend on home improvement or other personal needs. While each transaction is unique, a typical home buyer purchasing a 0,000 house can potentially benefit from a commission rebate of ,750 (1.5% cashback) at or after closing.

By creating a free cashback or commission auction with the help of the intuitive wizard, home buyers and sellers at last have the advantage long enjoyed by consumers in other industries – the ability to find the best discount commission and cashback rates in one centralized system. Once a customer creates an auction, local agents in the customer’s city submit bids with their best cashback offers and listing commission rates. “What makes our platform unique is that we give total control and anonymity to home buyers and sellers with the ability to select the best offer without having to share any personal information prior to receiving a bid from an agent,” says Ruslan Khoroshavin, CashbackBids.com’s COO and co-founder.

Benefits for Agents

The key benefits for real estate agents using CashbackBids.com’s online auction platform are the dramatically reduced new customer acquisition and client servicing costs, resulting in higher return on investment and greater customer conversion ratio. With CashbackBids.com’s system, agents are able to submit their commission and/or cashback offers without any upfront fees and pay only for successful transactions after closing. Additionally, many home buyers already prefer the stress-free environment of searching for the next house or condo using their favorite online MLS search tool in the comfort of their home, resulting in significant reduction in the number of hours required on the part of the agent.

About CashbackBids.com

CashbackBids.com was co-founded by two entrepreneurs (Peter Baturenko and Ruslan Khoroshavin) who combined their real estate, finance, marketing, e-commerce and IT backgrounds in this project. The vision for CashbackBids.com was born out of personal experience involving a real estate acquisition and the lack of a venue to easily locate and compare all available cashback and commission rates from local real estate agents. CashbackBids.com is a subsidiary of InnoTech LLC, a Wyoming partnership.

For further information, please visit our website http://www.CashbackBids.com

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Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions

September 26th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Forex

Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions
Ireland, Greece and Spain enjoyed successful bond issues on Tuesday, dampening concern that the eurozone is slipping into a new financial danger zone.
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Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions
Ireland, Greece and Spain enjoyed successful bond issues on Tuesday, dampening concern that the eurozone is slipping into a new financial danger zone.
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Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions

September 25th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Forex

Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions
Ireland, Greece and Spain enjoyed successful bond issues on Tuesday, dampening concern that the eurozone is slipping into a new financial danger zone.
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Euro Bid Up Ahead of Fed But Not Likely to Extend Much Further
Markets will face increased volatility going into the North American session as traders await the FOMC rate decision and preceding comments.
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FOMC’s Increasingly Accomodative Lean Pushes Gold to Record, Oil Lower
Energy traders were following exactly the same track that equities investors were taking Tuesday as the masses prepared, speculated and reacted to a significant round of event risk.
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Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions

September 25th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Forex

Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions
Ireland, Greece and Spain enjoyed successful bond issues on Tuesday, dampening concern that the eurozone is slipping into a new financial danger zone.
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Ireland, Greece, Spain pass crucial bond auctions
DUBLIN (AFP) – Ireland, Greece and Spain enjoyed successful bond issues on Tuesday, dampening concern that the eurozone is slipping into a new financial danger zone.
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Remain Long USDJPY; Pending EURUSD, AUDCAD
Ahead of the FOMC rate decision, the USDJPY has come back under pressure as the FX markets await the highly anticipated report from the worlds largest economy. As of late, traders are pricing in a zero percent chance that the Fed will hike borrowing costs twenty costs twenty five basis points as the recovery is not yet cemented, despite the National Bureau of Economic Research stating yesterday …
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US dollar ends cheaper against the rupee
Mumbai, Sep 20 (PTI) The US dollar ended cheaper against the Rupee to close at Rs 45.70/71 per dollar and the Pound Sterling also finished sharply lower at Rs 71.32/34 per pound at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) here today.
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Online Loans From Private Lenders ? Loan Auctions Site

August 30th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans
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by Ron Sombilon Gallery

Online Loans From Private Lenders ? Loan Auctions Site

Many private investors have started lending money online via loan auction sites, in recent years. Investors are looking to get higher interest rates on their invetment and borrowers that need more loans have made this market flourish. For some borrowers, in some situations, getting a Peer to Peer loan is the best (and sometimes only) option available.

But before taking out such a loan, it is important to take a moment to review the pros and especially the cons that such a loan has, in comparison to loans that are offered by institutions.

The pros are pretty simple and straightforward. This is a chance to get a loan that has an attractive interest rate (providing that you are perceived as a reliable borrower) and being an unsecured loan, this is the kind that usually helps the borrower sleep better at night.

The cons must be acknowledged and taken into consideration. They include  -

The requirement to display a good credit report. This is mandatory for many loan auction sites and it can siginificantly reduce the interest rate that you will be offered. This makes the loan auction site an option that simply isn’t relevant to many people.
Too small loans, not enough for what you need. While a financial institute has the ability to offer you large sums of money, private lenders at auction sites will not do so. They lower the risk of their investment by offering each lender only small sums. So, unless many people are offering you loans, you might not be able to get the full loan sum that you require.
Fixed interest rate. A fixed interest rate can be very dangerous, especially if your ability to return the loan depends on market conditions. In that case, you might have to pay off a loan with a high interest rate, with funds that are directly affected by current lower interest rate.
Risk. Signing a private lender’s contract requires extra caution on your part. Although it is true that private lenders take the risk of borrowers defaulting on their loans, they are also not necessarily following the strict federal laws that lending institutions do. Thus, there is a risk involved in taking out a private loan, especially if you neglect to read the fine print.

If you are viewing your options, the golden rule is that you cannot have too many loans offered to you. Many lenders will be happy to discuss your needs with you without any commitment on your part. This will be educating and can help you choose the most suitable loan for you.

Looking to get a low interest online loan and more information about how to acquire the best online loan, visit our borrow money site.

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National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Releases Discussion Paper on Student Loan Auctions

August 28th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

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Washington, DC (PRWEB) October 25, 2007

The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) released a discussion paper, Evaluating Student Loan Auctions, which raises questions and concerns about the efficacy of using an auction system to determine subsidy rates for student loans.

The College Cost Reduction and Access Act (P.L. 110-84), signed into law on Sept. 27, 2007, implements a new student loan auction system for certain loans that will begin on July 1, 2009. After this date, parent PLUS loans will be auctioned to the student loan provider that offers to take the lowest subsidy rate from the federal government for the right to be a state’s exclusive loan originator. The lenders with the two lowest bids will have exclusive rights to originate parent PLUS loans in the respective state for two years. While only applicable to parent PLUS loans, some lawmakers would like to expand the system to all student loans in the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) program.

“While the current system used to determine the subsidy rate for student loan providers is far from perfect, the auction system created by the new student aid law is fraught with potential problems,” said Justin Draeger, NASFAA’s assistant director for communications. “The purpose of the auction system is to increase competition and reduce taxpayer costs. In reality, the system could actually reduce competition and increase taxpayer costs.”

The paper argues that many of the assumptions used in creating the auction system may be misguided, noting that:


Student loan provider subsidy rates may initially decrease in a handful of states where loan volume is high enough to truly warrant competition, but most states will see little competition between loan providers.
Taxpayer savings have been overstated and that in some cases taxpayers will pay more through the auction system than loans originated outside the auction.
Student loan borrowers, namely the “working poor,” stand to be the biggest losers through an auction system as loan providers compete for the right to originate loans, but have no motivation to increase borrower benefits like reduced origination fees or lower interest rates.

“This discussion paper raises several questions that require further investigation before an auction system is implemented,” said NASFAA President Dallas Martin. “I applaud lawmakers for looking at market-based solutions that could yield additional savings to taxpayers, but we must be certain that these programs will accomplish what they set out to do and not inadvertently harm students.”

A copy of Evaluating Student Loan Auctions is available online at http://www.NASFAA.org/PDFs/2007/DPAuctions.pdf.

The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) is a nonprofit membership organization that represents more than 12,000 financial aid professionals at nearly 3,000 colleges, universities, and career schools across the country. Based in Washington, D.C., NASFAA is the only national association with a primary focus on student aid legislation, regulatory analysis, and training for financial aid administrators. Each year, members help more than 8 million students receive funding for postsecondary education. In addition to its member Web site at http://www.NASFAA.org, the Association offers a Web site with financial aid information for parents and students at http://www.StudentAid.org.

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Lastest Homes Loan News

August 24th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Five Laguna Woods homes face foreclosure
LAGUNA WOODS – These homes are in default on loans and scheduled to go to auction. Dates are frequently postponed and can be checked by using the trustee sale numbers and phone numbers below. Some auctions could be cancelled. Also, some homes may…
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Five Laguna Hills homes face foreclosure
LAGUNA HILLS – These homes are in default on loans and scheduled to go to auction. Dates are frequently postponed and can be checked by using the trustee sale numbers and phone numbers below. Some auctions could be cancelled. Also, some homes may…
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