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Victoria Ring

Graphico Publishing

Marketing Secrets for Notary Signing Agents with Cd-rom

How to Start a Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant Service is the authoritative instruction manual of the virtual bankruptcy assistant field. For over five months, Victoria Ring, the developer of the virtual bankruptcy field revised, rewrote, and added brand new text to the book so that it complies with the most updated information available. This new FIFTH edition has been expanded to include the following new topics: * Words of wisdom from successful virtual bankruptcy assistants * Advice from attorneys who use virtual bankruptcy assistants in their law practice * A quick-start guide for starting a virtual bankruptcy assistant service * How to price your virtual bankruptcy assistant services properly in the beginning * Updated information for conducting online research, judgments, etc * Updated information regarding bankruptcy software programs * Mortgage cram down and strip down issues (BRAND NEW!) COMPLETELY REVISED SECTIONS: * The client intake interview process has completely been rewritten to include more recent examples * Added: The proper way to review the client intake forms for completion (a great time saver) * Added: The problems using Rapid Import features within your bankruptcy software * Added: How to do online court records searches THE BIGGEST CHANGE TO THE BOOK IS: Chapter 6: Preparation of the bankruptcy petition. This chapter was totally revamped from the previous version (published almost 3 years ago.) Since that time, Victoria has trained 500+ new students and worked on 100s of bankruptcy petitions. This additional knowledge and insight was added to this chapter. ALSO... * Samples of actual pleadings and bankruptcy notices so you can recognize the major ones used in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy * Samples of actual customer letters that your attorney may wish to use for clients * Samples of actual marketing letters that have been successful for other virtual bankruptcy assistants PLUS... * A brand new section of 100s of web links to save you money, including vendor contacts specifically utilized by the author in the establishment of her own virtual bankruptcy assistant service * How to use PDF versions of federal forms and save money purchasing forms from the software companies * Tips for virtual bankruptcy assistants starting their first service business * How the virtual bankruptcy assistant field has expended and what the future holds for you AND WE DID NOT FORGET MARKETING Other marketing options, including social marketing has now made marketing FREE or very low-cost. These options were not available when the previous version of this book was written. Therefore, a new Chapter 8 was added that contains all the up-to-date marketing techniques available today with links to everything you need to use right away.

How to Start a Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant Service

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<p>The Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant Training Workbook is the NUMBER ONE training manual for bankruptcy attorneys, their staff and virtual bankruptcy assistants. Simply input the information from the completed Client Intake Forms. Print out the bankruptcy petition. Compare it with the finished version in the workbook. Immediately recognize your problem areas. These materials are NOT available from any other source! It was developed by a bankruptcy paralegal with many years of experience and is filled with the best information you can buy in the training of well-detailed and accurate bankruptcy petitions. This book is a must for anyone who works for bankruptcy attorneys - including bankruptcy attorneys who prepare their own petitions. The Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant Training Workbook is filled with page after page of: * Self-tests with complete and informative answers! * Insider tips for all the Client Intake Forms to increase your skills dramatically! * Completed bankruptcy petition so you can check it against your version and immediately recognize problem areas! * Lots of space to write notes on every page!</p>

The Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant Training Workbook

<p>What is a Foreclosure Mediator? A person who negotiates with the mortgage company to help the homeowner stay in their home. There are a number of ways to accomplish this which are detailed in the book in easy-to-understand language. The Foreclosure Mediation Training Guide presents a no-nonsense approach to teaching you how to set up a legitimate and honest Foreclosure Mediation service at home. With foreclosures soaring to record highs in almost all of the 50 states, you can be assured of never running out of work. Plus, you can receive an average fee of $2,000 per mediation (your fee normally is determined by the amount you are negotiating.) Additionally, bankruptcy attorneys are always looking for professional and well-trained Foreclosure Mediators - which is another avenue stream for income. Statistical surveys of bankruptcy attorneys showed that 65% of all bankruptcy clients are in some phase of foreclosure. So you can easily see how working as a Foreclosure Mediator will provide you with a steady stream of work as well as the potential to earn a very high income. And the best part is that this business can be set-up for less than $100. The Foreclosure Mediation Training Guide provides you with everything you need to set up your business. You will learn all the basics, plus get templates of sample forms, sample agreements, sample cover letters as well as marketing letters. ORDER TODAY.</p>

The Foreclosure Mediation Training Guide

What is the difference between a Chapter 7 and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition? To the paralegal or virtual assistant who is focused on preparing the bankruptcy petition, the Forms and Schedules are basically the same in a Chapter 7 as they are in a Chapter 13. Additionally, the Chapter 13 petition does require some additional information as well as a Chapter 13 Plan. The ''Chapter 13 Plan'' replaces the ''Individual Debtor's Statement of Intention'' in a Chapter 7. Therefore, all you basically need to learn is how to prepare a Chapter 13 Plan and you will be able to prepare Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions. Once you learn how to prepare Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions, you get an immediate raise in salary. Why? Because your attorney will get paid more for a Chapter 13 versus a Chapter 7. There is also more work involved in developing the Chapter 13 Plan for submission to the court and creditors. Because of this additional work, you, the attorney and the bankruptcy court will normally always make more money with a Chapter 13 petition compared to a Chapter 7. Don't let the lack of knowledge in how to prepare a Chapter 13 Plan stand in your way of advancing your skills. Order The Chapter 13 Plan Training Workbook and learn how to prepare Chapter 13 Plans for attorneys. The Chapter 13 Plan Training Workbook is an easy, step-by-step, 100-page guide that provides four different stages for your learning development, plus a TRAINING VIDEO that provides even more training and tips: STAGES OF LEARNING Stage 1 You will begin by studying an overview of Chapter 13 bankruptcy and learn how the Chapter 13 Plan replaces the Chapter 7 Debtor(s) Statement of Intentions. Stage 2 You will take a Review Quiz and grade your answers. This will tell you immediately what areas of the lesson you need to review before moving on to the Hands-On Training. Stage 3 The Hands-On Training section begins by downloading a Chapter 7 Best Case software file. You do not need to purchase Best Case for this training. Download the demo version and import the Best Case file used for this lesson. The Chapter 13 Plan Training Workbook will then walk you through every step of the process. TRAINING VIDEO INCLUDED The training video that accompanies this package contains a demonstration that is produced directly on the computer screen. You watch the instructor as she completes each step and gives you tips and information along the way to improve your skills that are not included in the book. ADVANTAGES ** For bankruptcy paralegals, learning how to prepare Chapter 13 Plans is essential now that the new BAPCPA is in effect. Because the BAPCPA dictates whether a debtor is eligible for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, it is to your advantage to learn how to prepare Chapter 13's since you already know how to prepare Chapter 7s. ** Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys can add Chapter 13s to their law practice and stop throwing their money out the window by giving the case to another attorney. Also, a Chapter 7 attorney can enjoy the financial benefits a steady stream of Chapter 13s can bring. ** As a virtual bankruptcy assistant, you can give yourself an immediate raise in salary. Preparing Chapter 13 Plans requires additional work; therefore you are paid $100 or more over and above your Chapter 7 fee. Don't miss out on the opportunity to advance your skills which will pay off many times over.

The Chapter 13 Plan Training Workbook

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