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Monday, July 30, 2012

Do you want to save your home, your family, America? Don't miss our show today.


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It is time to stop talking and begin to Rebuild the America in which we, as a people, once believed.

Today we will spend three solid hours with Chris Nelson, Nathan MacPherson, and Troy Davis, three men who, together, shared a vision to return America to the mission which originally brought our nation to greatness.

A vision begins as a point on the horizon, providing direction. This vision begins where you live, providing the immediate tools so desperately needed for our survival as individuals, families and communities.

American Equity Foundation is now making it possible for families to survive the threat of foreclosure, stay in their homes, repair their credit, and join in rebuilding jobs and commerce as we, together, take back the legacy which is, still, America.

Continue Home is their program for rebuilding and empowering ourselves.

  This is our Mission and we pursue it relentlessly. 


​This Week's Guests:                                                                    Tuesday, July 31th  2012
Hour One – Three

CHRISTOPHER W. NELSON -- Chairman of the Board & CEO

As a 20 year financial professional, Christopher Nelson has been a pioneer in fields of mortgage banking, real estate, and technology.  As one of the founders of LoanStreet.com Mr. Nelson was involved in creating electronic mortgages and is credited with recording the first ever Electronic Home Loan.  His partners were Microsoft, DocuTouch, First American Title, Flagstar Bank, the state of Florida, Calyx, RealEstate.com, and Fannie Mae.  Mr. Nelson was honored with the Whoʼs Who in Technology for two years in a row in 1999 and 2000.  He also helped pioneer Title Insurance and the Multiple Listing Service for Mexico.  As the CEO of LoanStreet.com Mr. Nelson employed over 350 people in his Bellevue, Washington headquarters and several hundred additional consultants off site.  Prior to its sale in 2001, LoanStreet.com competed head to head with E-Loan, LendingTree, Ditech and Home Advisor.

After the sale of LoanStreet.com Mr. Nelson took time off to spend with his four children, consult a range of financial companies, speak motivationally, and train over 30,000 financial professionals on his First Call Program.  He has been regularly speaking to large crowds of struggling homeowners across the country and listened to their stories, as well as hosting numerous national live radio shows.  Mr. Nelson’s public speaking and marketing efforts in aid of distressed home owners, in addition to his deep experience in mortgage finance and real estate, make him uniquely qualified to lead the American Equity Foundation.  

Prior to his financial career Mr. Nelson proudly served in the United States Navy as Crew Leader for the Bow of the USS Ranger in the Persian Gulf.  In his personal time Mr. Nelson enjoys his four children, tournament golfing, motorcycle racing, motivational speaking and philanthropy, and is a dedicated Patriot.   Mr. Nelson routinely speaks to large audiences of consumers across the country about Protecting and Defending their American Equity.

AEF Advisory Board Members

NATHANIEL K. (NATHAN) MACPHERSON, J.D. -- Advisory Board Member

Nathan MacPherson is licensed to practice law on two continents (North America (California) and Europe (England and Wales)) and holds degrees in both law and finance. Nathan’s international transactional experience includes representing global banks as well as finance ministries in cross-border lending, securitization, and government bail-outs of failed financial institutions while an associate at the world’s second-largest law firm, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP (FBD), in its London and Frankfurt offices. At FBD, Nathan was a member of the Asset-Backed Securities Team (ABS Team) of the Structured- and Asset-Finance Division of the Finance Practice Group and his work focused on ECB-eligible2 CMBS origination, ECB-eligible automobile loan and lease securitization, ECB-eligible CDO-squared, cross-border loan origination, factoring, and over-the-counter derivatives (including an in-house assignment at Goldman, Sachs, & Co.), as well as bank restructuring. Nathan’s civil and criminal litigation experience includes representing clients in District (civil and criminal), Bankruptcy, and Superior Court, individuals and businesses in U.S. Tax Court, German mid-sized and listed companies in commercial disputes in the USA, as well as German plaintiffs with RICO claims in a U.S. class action lawsuit.

Before Nathan began his legal career, he worked as a loan officer in Arizona and in the Executive Reporting Department of the Financial Services Division of DaimlerChrysler Services at its headquarters in Berlin, Germany. Nathan has passed the California Real Estate Salesperson exam and has more than a decade of experience investing in single-family and multifamily residential real estate on three continents (North and South America and Europe).


1 comment:

  1. I went forward with American Equity Foundation. I made the $300 deposit to become a member. I filled out all the paperwork and made the $2000 deposit that they required. I talked with their Real Estate Agent about going forward with the short sale of my home. After finding out that since I was up to date with my mortgage, that I would have to stop making payments to force the bank to negotiate with me, I chose to not participate in this program. I then requested a refund of my $2000 deposit. I was contacted by CEO Christopher Nelson and informed that it would be about two weeks to get my deposit. It has been almost two months. I have made numerous attempts through e-mail to find out what is taking so long. I keep getting the run around. If this is any indication of how they run their program, I suggest don't do it. They have ripped me off of $2000 which they said was completely refundable.

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