Real Estate Radio USA Episode 166

by: Barry Johnson

On today’s show we talked about a few recent blog posts including a question that was raised yesterday on the program and the effects of the new housing bill. We had two interviews today, the first with Dwan Twyford from The Investor’s Edge University and the second with Steven VanDe Walle from Believe It Baby. All of this and more on this episode of Real Estate Radio USA.

We started the show talking about a blog post I wrote titled, “Can You Help Me Please Real Estate Expert?“. The genesis of this post came from a question that was posed on yesterday’s show about how agents should handle information requests from customers that are already represented by another agent.

Our first guest today was Dwan Twyford from The Investor’s Edge University. Dwan is known as the “Queen of the Short Sale” and has even written a book titled, “Short Sale Pre-Foreclosure Investing”. Dwan spoke with us today about different investing strategies, the latest short sale tips, and why investors should be buying in this market.

Our next guest on the program was Steven VanDe Walle from Believe It Baby International. Steven spoke with us about his personal story and how individuals can overcome adversity, his advice for people that are struggling today, and finally his mission of bringing literacy to the world.

We closed the show today with a blog post by Robin Sing-Cunningham titled, “President Bush Signs New Housing Rescue Bill But Why“. This was a follow up to her last great posts, “Do You Know The Facts About The New Housing Relief Bill“. We talked in detail about how this may be the largest government funded short sale programs in history.

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About Barry Johnson

Barry Johnson is a Co-Editor and writer for iNews. He takes a "no holds barred" writing approach to all of the subjects he covers. Opinionated, and with a well established sense of right and wrong, you can always count on him to tell it like it is. He gets his core values from growing up in the South, where God and Country are the prevailing themes. You may not like what he has to say, but know that he believes in it to his very core. As an editor, he will stand by each writer in their decision to take on controversial subjects and allow them to tell the story in their own unique ways.

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