OfflineWe are just setting up for Instant Equity Exchange. Our toll-free phone lines are going in this Thursday. Is anyone else out there doing this, too? Let's start a discussion. It would be great to bounce ideas off each other! Thanks in advance and we look forward to chatting. 
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Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. -- Henry David Thoreau
I was just inquiring about this program recently wondering how to get more information on it. Now please forgive me if the info is in the book as I haven't received mine yet - but any direction you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
To your success,
Jacqui
I am blessed to be a blessing!
But remember the LORD your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth, and so confirms his covenant, which he swore to your ancestors, as it is today. Deuteronomy 8:18 (Today's New International Version)
Hi Jacqui! We don't have the new book yet, either, but we are enrolled in Dean's Success Academy and have taken several classes on the subject. We have 2 Toll-Free phone lines going in: one will be a free recorded 24 hour Foreclosure Emergency Hotline for people in danger of losing their home and the other will be for credit-challenged buyers to call. For sellers that are upside-down on their home, we negotiate a short-sale with the bank. For sellers that have equity in their home, we gain control of the property for 14 days and find buyers for those homes. We enter into a contract with the seller that says that we will sell the home for 5% less than FMV. We then sell the home for FMV to the pre-approved, credit-challenged buyer. The key is that our Mortgage Broker can get those buyers approved for a loan. Why would someone come to us to sell their home instead of a realtor? Because we make 5% instead of the 6% realtors charge, and we can sell their property faster than a realtor.
Did any of that make sense??
We are still new to this, but we will share all that we learn as we go!! 
Dean's new book explains IEE very well. Basically the same as "and/or assigns" you just don't write "and/or assigns" in the contract! And you have a few different contracts to fill out.