Wachovia joins list of exhibitors
For Immediate Release
Orlando – Wachovia, which is now part of Wells Fargo, has announced that it will be an exhibitor at the Orlando Foreclosures Expo.
When the inaugural Expo is held at the International Plaza Resort & Spa in Orlando on February 7-8, 2009, it will serve as a forum where everyone from real estate agents and brokers, real estate attorneys and REO department representatives from banks to lenders, investors, wholesalers, builders and others in the foreclosure industry can gather under one roof to exchange ideas, offer guidance and conduct business.
There will also be a help desk where people facing foreclosure can talk to real estate professionals about their options. Attendees can view actual foreclosure properties and learn how to make money investing in foreclosures. People facing foreclosure can sell their home and meet experienced buyers and investors.
“Foreclosures are the primary topic in real estate. I receive multiple calls every day from clients interested in buying foreclosures,” said Tobi Moyle, who is a regional vice president of the mortgage division for Wachovia. “Real estate agents and independent buyers want information about bank-owned homes. The Expo will be an ideal place to reach these people.”
The Orlando Foreclosures Expo (www.foreclosuresexpo.com) is drawing so much interest from exhibitors that booth space is almost sold out. The interest reinforces founder and organizer Phil Peachey’s belief that it was time for an event like this.
“The Orlando Foreclosures Expo was born out of the need for people in the real estate industry to promote their services to the public,” Peachey explains. “This will be the first event of its kind where real estate industry professionals and the public can learn about the foreclosure industry, network and links buyers and sellers of foreclosed properties.
“Most people, even real estate professionals, do not have access to foreclosure listings or to the people who regularly buy and sell them. Wholesalers typically offer their foreclosure properties to a very select few. Also, most REO (Real Estate Owned) departments of banks will not deal with the general public,” Peachey adds. “The foreclosure industry has been more like a private club where the public cannot obtain a membership. The Orlando Foreclosures Expo will break down those barriers.”
At the Expo, Moyle would like to educate the public about getting a mortgage to buy a bank-owned property.
“There is a misconception that getting a mortgage to buy a foreclosed home is different than financing a regular home, but that’s not the case,” Moyle said. “I think the Expo will help educate people on everything they need to know about buying and selling foreclosed properties.”
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Media Contact:
Phil Peachey
phil@foreclosuresexpo.com
321-281=9462
Orlando – Wachovia, which is now part of Wells Fargo, has announced that it will be an exhibitor at the Orlando Foreclosures Expo.
When the inaugural Expo is held at the International Plaza Resort & Spa in Orlando on February 7-8, 2009, it will serve as a forum where everyone from real estate agents and brokers, real estate attorneys and REO department representatives from banks to lenders, investors, wholesalers, builders and others in the foreclosure industry can gather under one roof to exchange ideas, offer guidance and conduct business.
There will also be a help desk where people facing foreclosure can talk to real estate professionals about their options. Attendees can view actual foreclosure properties and learn how to make money investing in foreclosures. People facing foreclosure can sell their home and meet experienced buyers and investors.
“Foreclosures are the primary topic in real estate. I receive multiple calls every day from clients interested in buying foreclosures,” said Tobi Moyle, who is a regional vice president of the mortgage division for Wachovia. “Real estate agents and independent buyers want information about bank-owned homes. The Expo will be an ideal place to reach these people.”
The Orlando Foreclosures Expo (www.foreclosuresexpo.com) is drawing so much interest from exhibitors that booth space is almost sold out. The interest reinforces founder and organizer Phil Peachey’s belief that it was time for an event like this.
“The Orlando Foreclosures Expo was born out of the need for people in the real estate industry to promote their services to the public,” Peachey explains. “This will be the first event of its kind where real estate industry professionals and the public can learn about the foreclosure industry, network and links buyers and sellers of foreclosed properties.
“Most people, even real estate professionals, do not have access to foreclosure listings or to the people who regularly buy and sell them. Wholesalers typically offer their foreclosure properties to a very select few. Also, most REO (Real Estate Owned) departments of banks will not deal with the general public,” Peachey adds. “The foreclosure industry has been more like a private club where the public cannot obtain a membership. The Orlando Foreclosures Expo will break down those barriers.”
At the Expo, Moyle would like to educate the public about getting a mortgage to buy a bank-owned property.
“There is a misconception that getting a mortgage to buy a foreclosed home is different than financing a regular home, but that’s not the case,” Moyle said. “I think the Expo will help educate people on everything they need to know about buying and selling foreclosed properties.”
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Media Contact:
Phil Peachey
phil@foreclosuresexpo.com
321-281=9462
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