Selling your house is the surest way to avoid repossession. However, the selling can take for months or years. However, if you sell to a cash buyer then you can get it within just a few days just you have to drop your asking price. There are actually lots of ways on how to keep your home from being repossessed. So, you don’t have to worry if you are facing one or about to miss payments. There are immediate and guaranteed help for you.

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I have read a couple of books on the same topic, and while every book has something to offer only “The Pre-Foreclosure Property Investor’s Kit” offered a real, no-nonsense, workable system. Mr Lucier, the author, provides a detailed, step-by-step system for finding, buying, polishing, and selling distressed (pre-foreclosure) real property. No nonsense, real deal real estate advice. It’s a great, down to earth, very easy reading and informative book that takes the reader on a complete journey. A very definite must have tool!

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The material is also presented in such a way to engage the reader in a personable manner as opposed to some books that read more like a pre-scripted seminar. Mr Lucier is also extremely thorough in providing the reader with valuable sources of information so that both beginners and those with experience in real estate can get into the nuts and bolts of the pre-foreclosure process. Before reading this book, I had read “The 250 Questions Everyone Should Ask About Buying Foreclosures” by Lita Epstein, “Cashing in on Pre-foreclosures and Short Sales” by Chip Cummings and “Guide to Making Hugh Profits Investing in Pre-foreclosures without Selling Your Soul” by Alexis McGee. All these books together contributed to my overall understanding of this subject.

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This is where you can get lots of money by getting cheap houses, as foreclosures mount over and over again month after month. This book guides you through pre-foreclosures and being able to negotiate before it hits the foreclosure market. The author offers his email address so you can ask any question you may have regarding the process. I, in fact, did have a question so I sent Mr Lucier an email. Through, complete and to the point. I was so impressed I ordered his next book before finishing this one. He mentions the vacancy exclusion clause in insurance policies (comes into play after you bought the property and you’re fixing it up and it’s on the market). Apparently, this clause means an insurer is not liable for any losses that occur to a property that’s been vacant more than 30 days. I already ordered another one of his books. Having 20 years of experience in the diamond/jewelry business, I’ve learned to spot the imposters and money hungry pitch-men.

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He takes you step by step in a straight forward manner on how to buy these properties. Providing all the charts and letters you need to jump right in is a time saver.

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Thomas J Lucier is someone who delivers on his promise. It is not easy to write this type of “manual”. Sadly, there are many people who make way too much money telling others how easy it is to be rich overnight. I have taken some of those courses and gleaned some good ideas.

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Personally, I’ve been a mentor to people in different fields over the years, but now I feel confident to say that Mr Lucier is my mentor! If you are interested in investing in distressed real property buy this book now.

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