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Are We or Are We Not Seeing a Bubble in Our Real Estate Market?

06th October 2010
The recent release of reports that present a not so rosy prospect for the Canadian economy has drawn a lot of reactions from various stakeholders and experts. The study on the housing market that was presented by a left-of-center think tank has raised the... Read >
Author: CA Real Estate

Business is Booming for Entrepreneurs Cleaning and Repairing Foreclosed Properties

06th August 2010
In my daily research of small business news I often come across business ideas that offer an opportunity to get in on a trend while it's hot. Cleaning and repairing foreclosed properties might just be one of those opportunities. With many areas of the ... Read >
Author: Stephen Bush

U.S. government sanctions $155 million to prevent foreclosures in Michigan

06th July 2010
U.S. government sanctions $155 million to prevent foreclosures in Michigan Michigan homes saw a decline in prices by 20% or more in 2009 due to the increased number of foreclosures and Metro Detroit was one of the hardest hit areas where home values d... Read >
Author: Mayfair Group

Debt Consolidation Loans For Those With A Bad Credit History

16th June 2010
The importance of debt consolidation loans could be most appropriately understood by people that are suffering with less-than-perfect credit history. Debt consolidation loans intended for folks having unfavorable credit ratings presents a mode where they ... Read >
Author: Michael Harris

Strategic Default: Banks Do It, Now Consumers Are Following

08th June 2010
A strategic default specifically refers to when a homeowner stops making payments on a home not because they cannot afford to make the payments, but because they believe continuing to pay on their mortgage is not in their financial best interests. Most st... Read >
Author: Joe Cline

Is Bad Credit Home Mortgage Refinance Truly Possible?

08th June 2010
Bad credit home mortgage refinance products are best for borrowers who could possibly default on home loans. The refinance program is specifically for people with bad credit history. The number of foreclosed homes due to mortgage defaults have drast... Read >
Author: Alan

Prices Still on the Rise Despite Surging Sacramento Home Foreclosure

17th March 2010
California Association of Realtors, research firms and Sacramento Association of Realtors reported that though the number of Sacramento foreclosed homes are surging, the prices of these properties are still on the rise. In January 2009, from a level of 7... Read >
Author: juliethompson

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac May Expect Banks to Buy Back More Faulty Loans in 2010

11th March 2010
In efforts to rectify some of the fallout from the housing crash, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have forced lenders to buy back about 4.1 billion dollars in faulty mortgages last year and about 1.3 billion dollars in 2008. While the buy backs have been go... Read >
Author: Gary Ashton

Need to be More Aggressive in Helping Homeowners!

03rd March 2010
Three years have passed since the housing bubble burst, and yet the number of mortgage defaults and href="http://investments-in-foreclosures.com">foreclosures continue to increase. RealtyTrac tallied up a record 2.8 million homes that received at least on... Read >
Author: dbalke

Avoid Commercial Bankruptcy with Commercial Mortgage Modification

18th January 2010
Small business owners facing large balloon payments or payments which are increasingly less affordable may be considering closing their doors, filing bankruptcy, or simply walking away. However, there are other alternatives, one of which is being heavily... Read >
Author: Michael Patrick Rooney, Esq., Broker

Interest Rate Jump Further Stifles Demand for Mortgages

11th January 2010
Optimists keep claiming that things in the real estate world are looking up, but reality keeps reminding us that things are not all sunshine and roses just yet. Even with the current government incentive program for encouraging home buyers into taking ... Read >
Author: Gary Ashton

Riverside A+ BBB Mortgage Loan Modification Program | California

08th January 2010
For A+ BBB Riverside Mortgage Loan Modification Program CLICK HERE There has been a slight relief in foreclosure towards the end of 2009 throughout the Inland Empire and Riverside County, but the foreclosure rate was still in the double digits ra... Read >
Author: Homestart

How Does A Short Sale Affect Your Credit?

18th December 2009
Mortgage defaults pose a major problem for homeowners. Firstly, your property will be put on the foreclosure threshold. Your credit rating will be gravely affected. In order to avert your home from being foreclosed, you may have heard that it is better to... Read >
Author: Marikor Hidalgo

The Pain of Foreclosure Could Drag on for Years

13th November 2009
the American housing market could prolong the recovery of the economy by delaying defaulted mortgages. This has been a heated topic of debate over whether it is best for the U.S. to deal with millions of foreclosures immediately, or to control the proce... Read >
Author: joshua@sdmtg.com

The Foreclosure Pain Could Drag on for Years

13th November 2009
The U.S. housing market could prolong the recovery of the economy by delaying defaulted mortgages. This has been the topic of debate over whether it is best for America to deal with millions of foreclosures immediately, or to control the process over se... Read >
Author: joshua@sdmtg.com
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