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January 16th, 2008

About Bruce Norton
“Dr. Preforeclosure”

Bruce Norton

Bruce Norton has had a rapid and stellar rise to success in his real estate investing career. A former mortgage loan officer and stay-at-home Dad, Bruce began doing rehab deals, wholesale deals, and short sales to supplement his family’s income. In his FIRST year alone, Bruce made over $100K net cash profit, acquired 11 rentals, and controlled nearly $4M worth of real estate. Bruce has also played a central role in raising the investor community awareness of the Maryland Protection of Homeowners in Foreclosure Act of 2005 (SB-761) and was the only investor representative who testified before the Sub-Committee hearings in Annapolis. Bruce is the leading expert on the subject and his documents are some of the most sought after documents in the industry. Bruce became a speaker and educator at the request of other investors. He is quick to remind everyone that he is an investor first. His ethical philosophy and sound business practices has impacted local and national organizations and investors.

Both Dwan Bent-Twyford and Donna Bauer use Bruce’s short sale package as an example of what a short sale package should look like. Dwan has included a short sale done by Bruce in her Advanced Short Sales course, and featured Bruce her highly successful infomercial which aired in 2006 and 2007 in the United States and the Caribbean. Bruce also has the unique distinction of being invited by Dwan to speak at her Maryland boot camp in 2005 currently participates on a long term project with Dwan called DwanTV.

Bruce has been a contributing author for REIP the Rewards magazine, and currently has the only short sale course approved for continuing education credit for Realtors® in South Central Pennsylvania. Now a national speaker being asked to speak at many events across the country, he helps students from Maryland to California to become wealthy investing in real estate. Not only is he helping students increase their wealth, he is also helping them change their attitudes about money.

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