Oct 10, 2009 Short Sale & Foreclosure Class offered at Renton Technical College

Short Sales & Foreclosure ”“ Demystifying the Process Saturday, October 10^th , 10am – Noon

The financing and housing crisis has hit Washington residents with 1 in 10 homeowners owing more than their home is worth. What does this mean to you as a homeowner, seller, or potential investor buyer? Learn what a Short Sale is (it isn’t a fast process) and how it relates to and differs from a foreclosure. How do Short Sales work and who are the best candidates for doing them? What are the timelines for each process? And more importantly, if you’re involved in one what can you expect? This class will demystify the process and give you the knowledge you need to navigate one, as a buyer or seller.

Mail in registration at RTC is closed for this course so if you want to attend this class you MUST send email RSVP’ing to [email protected] no later than Thursday, Oct 8th. Course cost is $10 payable the day of the class. Only cash or checks will be accepted.

Other class info and sign up is available at this link page 63 of the booklet. Sign up for future classes is available via this link at Renton Tech.

Individuals registering for any Continuing Education class at RTC can register:

In person in the Registration office
By mail to Renton Technical College, 3000 NE 4th Street, Renton, WA. 98056
» Please print, complete front and back, and mail to the above address.
Registration Form
By fax at 425-235-7826
1. Online
2. If an individual is new to the college and wishes to register with the web option, they are required to apply for admission through Online Student Services. When the admissions application is processed, the individual will be provided with a student identification number and PIN.
3. The web registration option requires that students have a student identification number and PIN number to access web registration.
Pay tuition at the time of registration
Purchase required books, tools and/or supplies.

Other up-coming classes:

Why Women Should Buy Real Estate Saturday, October 24^th, 10am – Noon

Whether you want to build a nest or a nest egg, it makes sense to consider real estate as part of your financial plan. Learn tips on how to research the right home or neighborhood for you, how to choose the right type of abode for your individual needs and best tips for navigating the process of buying.

Join us for “girl time” devoted to preparing you for one of life’s biggest purchases, beyond fabulous strappy sandals.

“No Fluff” Real Estate Investment Analysis Saturday, November 7^th, 10am ”“ 1pm

In this “No-Fluff Real Estate Investment” class, you’ll discover how to do the financial due diligence necessary to make your real estate investment a profitable one. Learn the basics of financial analysis, taxation and planning from a financial analyst experienced in public and corporate accounting, taxation, financial management and analysis.

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