Tips for Dealing with Real Estate Short Sales
Short sales are distressed properties that sell, by mutual agreement between the buyer, owner, and lender, for less than what is owed on the property, that is a great way to obtain a prime real estate investment for interested real estate purchasers. They can be tricky to find and obtain, but are worth the
Continue Reading: Tips for Dealing with Real Estate Short SalesBuying Homes From Foreclosure Auctions
Have you decided to take advantage of the current real estate market and purchase a discounted foreclosure property? If so, then it is time for you to find an incredible property and move toward ownership. One of the best ways to buy distressed properties is by attending a foreclosure auction where you can bid on discounted properties and walk away a new
Continue Reading: Buying Homes From Foreclosure AuctionsAs Election Year Nears, Politics and Foreclosures Become More Intertwined
Politics seems to become involved in just about anything these days – especially when you find yourself staring down 12 months of non-stop, round-the-clock, ultra-partisan political warfare known as campaigning. Somewhere in the midst of this election year, there will be the very real danger that serious issues, like the foreclosure crisis, will either be used as pawns in the bigger game of high-stakes politics or will be ignored [...]
Continue Reading: As Election Year Nears, Politics and Foreclosures Become More IntertwinedAn Update on the Foreclosure Settlement Deal
As another week turns and the middle of November nears, the ongoing foreclosure settlement drama continues –now in its umpteenth month since roughly a dozen national and regional lenders were accused of robo-signing, rubber-stamping, and other fraudulent foreclosure
Continue Reading: An Update on the Foreclosure Settlement DealNevada Default Notices Plummet
When you look at the current real estate market there are a few things that are apparent. First, there is still a high foreclosure inventory, which is great for those considering foreclosure investing. Second, the delinquency rates are still undesirably high throughout much of the country. Third, judicial foreclosure states are taking much longer than state with non-judicial foreclosure
Continue Reading: Nevada Default Notices PlummetHome Prices Headed for Triple Dip? Maybe – Which Means Triple Opportunity
Fiserv, a financial analytics company, caused a stir this week when they announced that they were predicting a “triple dip” in home values for 2012. In other words, they expect another dramatic fall in home values across the country due to increased foreclosures to the tune of 3.6% by the middle of summer
Continue Reading: Home Prices Headed for Triple Dip? Maybe – Which Means Triple OpportunityMillions of Foreclosed Former Homeowners to Get Chance at Foreclosure Review
In what is perhaps an unprecedented move, the federal government is allowing 4.5 million current and former homeowners who lost their homes to foreclosure a chance to review their foreclosures for fraud, negligence, or
Continue Reading: Millions of Foreclosed Former Homeowners to Get Chance at Foreclosure ReviewA Whole Lot of Legal Action Going On in the Foreclosure Market
Foreclosures have been in the news a lot lately, and by lately we mean mostly over the last five or six years. Record numbers of residential foreclosures and entire neighborhoods sitting largely vacant have left an indelible mark on not just the American market and economy, but our culture as
Continue Reading: A Whole Lot of Legal Action Going On in the Foreclosure MarketCould We Be Seeing A Foreclosure Settlement Soon?
The foreclosure settlement saga continues to drag on and on, and as five of the biggest lenders in the country – Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Ally Financial, and Citigroup – sit across from a collection of state attorneys-general for yet another week, millions of homeowners, homebuyers, and investors are left waiting for something to
Continue Reading: Could We Be Seeing A Foreclosure Settlement Soon?Foreclosures Don’t Necessarily Mean the End for Homeowners
If a homeowner is unfortunate enough to receive a notice of default from a bank, get evicted from the property, and have the property sold at auction, his or her trouble does not necessarily end
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