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Hello everybody My name is Joseph Manoylo and i have been in the Real Estate field since 1992 . I have experience working with foreclosures since 1996,I started out as one of three employees in a brand new company ,in eight months i was a head buyer of foreclosed properties,we were buying ,renovating,and selling an average of 14 properties per month. The company's name was NDN ENTERPRISES and EL CAPITAL. Now I am a freelance locator/buyer for investors,I do not look at properties which will yield less than 33% of the invested funds. That is my bottom line,and I stick to it .Due to my many years of experience,I have vast connections in the foreclosure field,that eliminate the middle man and can produce up to 80% back on the investment . Only serious buyers need to inquire,If interested in an ongoing business,I am a very aggressive buyer,with resources from banks,brokers,title and deed attorneys,auctions,etc.

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Friday, January 7, 2011

FOR GOD'S SAKE NO ONE IS SAFE,FROM FORECLOSURES,NOT EVEN A CHURCH

The oldest African-American church in DeKalb County no longer has a church.

Flat Rock Community Church originated 150 years ago. Now, one of its fifth-generation members says, "we're in limbo."

In November, the church broke away from the United Methodist denomination over a dispute over their property. In December, dealing with a dwindling membership, the church could no longer afford its $6500 mortgage.

As a result, the building on Evans Mill Road went into foreclosure.

"That led to another decline in membership," said senior pastor The Adventures of Sherlock HolmesBinita Miles. "People are so hurt that they're giving up."

But congregation members and leaders are most discouraged because they are facing issues that have to do with politics and finance, not religious prayer.

Generation after generation have built this community since slavery," said archive president Johnny Waits, "and for us to lose it now, it's kinda hard."

For now, the congregation continues to find a way. They have been praying at the Flat Rock archive building for the past month. Since January, they moved to nearby Flat Rock Elementary School.

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