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Gary Elwood

Chairman, Proquest Technologies
Swansea, IL, USA
Member Since: 03/16/2007
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About Me:
Gary Elwood is Founder and Chairman of Proquest Technologies, a real estate marketing and technology company devoted to equipping real estate agents with unlimited possibilities for realizing their dreams. Over the last eleven years Proquest Technologies has helped over 15,000 real estate agents build more successful and profitable real estate businesses.

Industry: Real Estate
Size of Business: 11 - 50 employees
Years in Business: 11-25 years

Affiliations:
none listed

Business Interests:
real estate marketing, real estate, realtor training, real estate leads, marketing, lead generation

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Guides Written: 3
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Guides I've Written

  1. Real Estate Advertising


    5 Steps to Make Your Real Estate Advertising a Powerful Weapon
    Guide Rating: 4.9 out of 10. Saved by 0 people.
  2. Finding and Working Foreclosures


    Three Secrets about Foreclosures Most Agents Don't Know
    Guide Rating: 5.9 out of 10. Saved by 1 person.
  3. Finding Real Estate Listings


    Addiction and House Values: a Beautiful Strategy to Snap Up Real Estate Listings
    Guide Rating: 5.0 out of 10. Saved by 0 people.

My Comments

  • How much money you make on a foreclosure really depends. Who owns the house, a bank, mortgage company, the city. Each one of these have a different bent on what they'll let the home go for, mortgage co. with a home that $80k is still owed on it will let that house sit till they collect that $80, or slightly less. A city, not wanting to be burdened by a house, will let it go substantially cheaper. On average, investors can make anywhere from $15k to $45k. It also depends on how much you plan on remodeling, your own expenses. But it is a very lucrative effort. You have to be committed. But every second invested will reward. Thanks for the great question!

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