Who is Jeffery R. Ross
My Name is Jeffery R. Ross, and I’m the General Partner of The Ross Real Estate Group based out of Montgomery, Alabama. I’m also a known teacher of real estate pre-foreclosure investing techniques. I started the Ross Real Estate Group in 1997, and bought well over $28 million dollars in single-family properties during my first 3 years in the foreclosure house buying business. I’m very good at what I do and have an enormous amount of hand-on, hard knocks experience. My real estate business and my pre-foreclosure discount house buying program is growing so fast, I can’t keep up.
The Service That We Provide
The Ross Real Estate Group, was founded as a company whose mission was to make buying your first home easier and you will have to qualify at a bank. No longer will having bruise a credit history prevents you from owning a home with a deed with your name on it. It really is that simple! Real estate house buying should not be complicated and at The Ross Real Estate Group, we have designed our company to simplify how real estate new young families choose how their purchase their first home. Real estate investing companies from around the country come visit us here at The Ross Real Estate Group, on a regular basis to learn how to develop an investment property value under management, we are constantly striving to remain the premier real estate investment company in both the states of Alabama and Georgia.
The New First Time Home Buyer Will Have a Quit Claim Deed Transferred in Their Legal Name at The Time of Closing.
A quitclaim deed transfers whatever ownership interest a grantor has in a property to a grantee. It acts as a fast, simple, and low-cost transfer mechanism, commonly used between family members, in divorces, or for clearing title defects. Critically, this deed offers no warranties that the title is clear, valid, or that the grantor owns the property at all.
No Longer Will Credit Problems Prevent You from Becoming a New Home Owner! We No Banks Are Required!
Having "bad" or low credit—generally defined as a FICO score below 580—does not automatically stop you from owning a home. While a low score makes the process more challenging and costly. Missing payments (payment history) hurts your credit score the most, accounting for 35% of your FICO score. A single payment 30+ days late can drop a high score by over 100 points. Other top damage causes include high credit utilization (using 30% of limits), bankruptcies, collections, and frequently applying for new credit.
You Are Probability Responding to One of Our Many Advertisements for One of Our Pre-Foreclosure Houses for Sale to The Public.
To market a house for sale effectively, focus on maximizing visibility through professional staging, high-quality photography, and listing on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to reach platforms like Zillow and Redfin. Use digital strategies including social media, video tours, and targeted ads, complemented by traditional methods like open houses and yard signs to reach the widest audience.
The Ross Real Estate Make It Possible for You Purchase the Home of Your Dreams NOW!
Owning a first home is possible through Pre-Foreclosure Program, specialized first-time buyer assistance programs, and using starter homes to build equity. Buying Our Pre-Foreclosure Houses allows for fixed monthly payments instead of rising rent, tax deductions, and wealth accumulation, turning housing costs into investment rather than expense.
How “subject to” can save a former original Homeowner from Tragedy.
If executed correctly, a “subject to” deal can be a win-win solution:
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Avoids foreclosure record: By selling before the final auction, the homeowner avoids having a “foreclosure” action, the homeowner avoids having a “foreclosure” listed on their credit report, which is much more damaging than missed payments
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Reinstates the loan: The former homeowner loan, often uses cash to bring the loan current, stopping the legal proceedings.
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Relieve financial stress: The former homeowner is released from making payments on a property they can no longer afford.
The Banks Require You to Pay a Minimum Of 20% Down Payment to Qualify for a New Mortgage in Your Name. You Pay No Where Close to That with The Ross Real Estate Group!
You do not need a 20% down payment to buy a home; many buyers qualify with 0% to 5% down using a quit claim deed. Lower down payments require paying Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI), but allow you to enter the market sooner and preserve cash reserves.
No Longer Do You Need Keep Wasting Money on Renting, Here Id Your Opportunity to Become a Real Home Owner Within the Next 30 Days!!!
Renting is no more throwing money away than buying any other necessity—food, clothing or medical care. You spend money, you get something you need.
Buying a residence is a combination of spending and investment. The spending portion is exactly like rent. The investment portion should be compared to other investments.
It’s often the case that the investment value of residential real estate is so good that you end up spending effectively less on rent than a renter. But that’s often not the case. If you buy at overvalued prices, or get a bad deal, or have to move within five years of purchase or for many other reasons; buying can cost you much more than renting.
Nowhere Will You Find a Purchase Opportunity That Will Put Money in Your Wallet Going into The Transaction.
The statement “nowhere will you find a purchase opportunity that will put money in your wallet going into the transaction” is generally accurate, acting as a warning against scams that promise instant, effortless wealth. In legitimate financial contexts, a “purchase” typically requires an outflow of capital, meaning it takes less money out of your wallet initially, even if it generates return later.
Nowhere Will You Find a Purchase Opportunity That Will Put Money in Your Wallet Going into The Transaction.
The statement “nowhere will you find a purchase opportunity that will put money in your wallet going into the transaction” is generally accurate, acting as a warning against scams that promise instant, effortless wealth. In legitimate financial contexts, a “purchase” typically requires an outflow of capital, meaning it takes less money out of your wallet initially, even if it generates return later.