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29th September 2009
As foreclosure rates are outpacing the modification rates, homeowners are seeking all sorts of recourses available to them to save their homes. Either through loan modification, forbearance plans or payment plans owners are finding solutions to their mort... Read >
Author: vivek50528th September 2009
If you're considering relocating your corporation, expanding your facilities, or diversifying your real estate portfolio, you may want to give commercial foreclosures some thought.
The economy's downward spiral over the last couple of years has resulte... Read >
Author: Mark Schecter23rd September 2009
Michigan is a great place to be and if you like water and are equally adept at summer and winter sports you can find this to be a year around paradise if you find the right foreclosure.
Michigan foreclosures for sale run a very wide range of styles. Y... Read >
Author: juliethompson22nd September 2009
If you're living in the sunny state of California's San Diego and are hopeful that the foreclosure deal is done, don't count on it just yet. I wish I could say it's over. We have seen enough people lose their jobs and subsequently their homes. Accordin... Read >
Author: Muhammad Ashfaq22nd September 2009
Foreclose homes are in simple words mess for their owners and they want to get rid of them as soon as possible, and many websites and other promotional companies publish lists of such endangered homes and people come to the rescue and earn profit. There a... Read >
Author: Foreclosed 22nd September 2009
Are you an applicant for a mortgage alteration program? If you respond yes to any of the 5 following questions, consider trying for a mortgage alteration. 1. Are you late on your mortgage? The result is a once per month house payment the homeowne... Read >
Author: Randall Good18th September 2009
Are you looking to buy a home or have a home and are concerned about the economic climate. There is no doubt that things are bad. There is no doubt that help is needed by many people. Luckily the government has been listening and solutions are available!
... Read >
Author: Kozan Huseyin18th September 2009
Everyone wants to avoid home foreclosure but sadly that is not always possible. We all know how bad the economy is. All you have to do is turn on the television or the radio to hear about the drop in the stock market and the rising rate of unemployment. I... Read >
Author: Mei Fontana17th September 2009
There has been a noticeable spike in the US foreclosure rates in the past decade. It has been so alarming that it became one of the contributing factors to the economic recession in the US. The current administration is doing its best to fix the glitch in... Read >
Author: J. Owens17th September 2009
First-time buyers of distressed homes across the United States have started to claim their $8,000 federal tax credit. The tax credit is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, a $787 billion economic stimulus program designed to address the gr... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr16th September 2009
You're not alone. Foreclosure filings were reported on more than 2.3 million American properties last Year. San Diego will likely face the worst foreclosure rates in its history in the coming three years. Many people who lost their home to foreclosure wer... Read >
Author: SMJ07th September 2009
The foreclosure rate in the US is rising at alarming rates. Right now, more than 9 million American homeowners are facing looming threats on their homeownership preservation. Fortunately, the government has been working on a solution to help citizens drow... Read >
Author: Adane Villarael03rd September 2009
Last month, the number of foreclosed homes foreclosure in Cumberland County, New Jersey declined significantly. However, industry experts are expecting that the worse is still yet to come.Foreclosure experts at the Affordable Homes of Millville Ecumenical... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr03rd September 2009
Last month, the number of foreclosed homes foreclosure in Cumberland County, New Jersey declined significantly. However, industry experts are expecting that the worse is still yet to come.Foreclosure experts at the Affordable Homes of Millville Ecumenical... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr02nd September 2009
Everybody in America is feeling the crunch of the recession. Living a life stuffed with foreclosure fears is pulling so many Yankee homes to the pits of the monetary crisis. With foreclosure rates hitting an astounding increase, the governing body inspi... Read >
Author: Donny Brady02nd September 2009
A few years back, Deltona is a picture of growth and activity. But record high unemployment and bank foreclosure rates turned this once fastest-growing city in Florida’s Volusia County into a picture of desolation and despair.Now, it is a common sight t... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr27th August 2009
The economy has been in a major downward spiral. Businesses are closing, people are losing their jobs, and people are losing their homes. The housing market has responded to the economic recession not only by sales coming to a screeching halt, but also fo... Read >
Author: Wes Kennedy25th August 2009
If you are behind in your mortgage payments and struggling to stay in your home, the Home Stimulus Plan may provide the assistance you need. President Obama has signed a bill that sets aside 75 billion dollars to help homeowners who have experienced finan... Read >
Author: Wes Kennedy24th August 2009
The Obama administration's plan to salvage America's dying economy is deeply rooted in restructuring troubled mortgages. The government has dedicated $75 million for this plan to materialize, and as part of the effort to pull all the stops on the rising f... Read >
Author: Adane Villarael19th August 2009
As foreclosure rates are outpacing the modification rates, homeowners are seeking all sorts of recourses available to them to save their homes. Either through loan modification, forbearance plans or payment plans owners are finding solutions to their mor... Read >
Author: Lindsy Emery19th August 2009
If somebody asks you 'what's the easiest way to profit from foreclosure auctions'? What would your answer be? I BET you cannot let me know and that is why you are studying this article at this time, are not you?! Here's the genuine 'TRUTH' on the easiest ... Read >
Author: JRCraddock19th August 2009
If you are behind in your mortgage payments and struggling to stay in your home, the Home Stimulus Plan may provide the assistance you need. President Obama has signed a bill that sets aside 75 billion dollars to help homeowners who have experienced finan... Read >
Author: Wes Kennedy13th August 2009
The pace of foreclosed houses for sale in Springfield, Missouri increased in June as the pace of home loan delinquencies and foreclosure filings increased, based on foreclosure data gathered from city records.In June, the percentage of foreclosures in Spr... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr11th August 2009
Many people are tentative about real estate investing. After all, Americans are still in the midst of economic recession. Unemployment, bankruptcy and foreclosure rates are at an all-time high, while real estate prices continue to plummet.
In the past... Read >
Author: Simon Volkov11th August 2009
South Florida foreclosure rates are expected to increase between 50 percent and 100 percent in 2009 based upon the efforts of the federal government to help homeowners of distressed properties, according to Jack McCabe, a real estate analyst and chief exe... Read >
Author: robertson07th August 2009
One of the consequences of building a business model on the assumption of perpetually rising housing prices is that, when those values stop rising and actually begin falling, it becomes increasingly difficult to stay in operations at the previous bubble l... Read >
Author: Nick Adama07th August 2009
Most companies specializing in modifying loans utilize loan modification leads to search for potential customers. The majority of homeowners, those seeking modification, may wonder what loan modification leads are, but the word "leads" should tell it all:... Read >
Author: Walter Sigmore01st August 2009
Some of the metro areas worst-hit by foreclosures are experiencing a decrease in the number of homeowners faced with this situation. According to data released by RealtyTrac, areas such as the Central Valley cities of California–known to be highly affec... Read >
Author: Move Trends31st July 2009
If delayed mortgage loan payment notices are already piling up on you, do not take the situation sitting down. Whining about a possible foreclosure is not going to help either. As a homeowner, you should take action and fight to keep your home. One way of... Read >
Author: J. Owens30th July 2009
With a few moratoriums in action, the foreclosure rates are slowing, yet more properties are on the home foreclosures for sale list. Despite of Obama’s plans to halt foreclosures the number of homes for sale is steadily increasing. South Florida around ... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr25th July 2009
Everyone in the US is feeling the crunch of the economic downturn. Living a life filled with foreclosure worries is pulling so many American households to the pits of the financial crisis. With foreclosure rates hitting a dramatic increase, the government... Read >
Author: J. Owens24th July 2009
A few weeks ago, President Obamamade yet another announcement about the banking and housing markets. This latest one will be an enormous overhaul of regulations on banking and the financial industry. So, since a new government plan will soon be unveiled p... Read >
Author: Nick Adama24th July 2009
Many Americans believe that the states most clobbered by foreclosures, such as California, Florida, Nevada, got the biggest share of the billions in stimulus money given by the federal administration to rejuvenate state economies and contain foreclosures.... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr21st July 2009
As is the American tradition, one of the hallmarks of our culture and an activity a majority of the population engages in at one time or another, as soon as the housing bubble burst, the lawsuits began. Homeowners sued loan originators and Realtors, inves... Read >
Author: Nick Adama17th July 2009
Having a home in cities like Las Vegas and Tampa is only a dream now. This is because the rate of foreclosures being offered in those regions has dramatically declined. But the housing markets in other cities seem to have only marginally stabilized with s... Read >
Author: JosephSmithJr16th July 2009
Comparing the foreclosure rates of the year 2008 with the year 2009, there is a lot that the US stock is not able to bear with, due to the too much upheaval caused by the Inflation. According to the economists the housing market is not going to improve so... Read >
Author: juliethompson16th July 2009
San Francisco is relatively behind in the Foreclosure rate compared to other cities of California. But foreclosure rates have been rising lately. When property reverts to the lender, namely the Bank, it is called as Real Estate Owned (REO) property. Inve... Read >
Author: anuvarela09th July 2009
Many of you have probably heard on the news recently that the state of the “Sub-Prime” lending industry is currently in flux. Or you may have heard of the complete meltdown on the industry as a hole. The Sub-Prime market consists of non-traditional mo... Read >
Author: Robert Bell08th July 2009
Reports from the first quarter of 2009 indicated that the Boise-Nampa area had twice the foreclosure rate of the national average. An estimated 1 in 85 homes in the Treasure Valley were the subject of a foreclosure filing during the first quarter of this ... Read >
Author: arstringfellow30th June 2009
There are many reasons why it is good to consider buying foreclosed homes. The best rationale is you get to save big amount of money since the price is lesser than the market value of a brand new house.
Brand new house or any home for sale that is not... Read >
Author: francis garton30th June 2009
The current foreclosure pandemic continues rampant across the country. While various reasons and opinions can be put forth as to why the country finds itself with such a high number of foreclosures, the fact still remains that there are a great deal of ... Read >
Author: Chad28th June 2009
In recent years foreclosed properties have flooded the real estate markets all over USA because of the recent economic down turns that the country has faced. This trend is also visible in Fort Worth, which is one the leading cities of Texas. The growth ra... Read >
Author: WalijneBellen13th June 2009
Irvine foreclosures are on a tremendous rise, wrecking the area with an active increase rate as bad as 2/5 percentage rise compared to December, 2007. In the 5th straight month, filing of foreclosures has exceeded the 100,000 mark. As many as 109,652 prop... Read >
Author: ronthewriter13th June 2009
The number of American households losing their homes to foreclosure rose by 32% in April 2009 compared to the same month last year. Columbus Foreclosures reflected this national trend, albeit at a slower pace.
Columbus is the capital and largest city... Read >
Author: ronthewriter06th June 2009
If you are struggling to make your payments due to a finanacial hardship or interest rate hike, loan modification Nevada can help you.
Nevada has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the country. Prices were very affordable at one time and with t... Read >
Author: Bob Mason06th June 2009
If you are struggling to make your payments due to a finanacial hardship or interest rate hike, loan modification Nevada can help you.
Nevada has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the country. Prices were very affordable at one time and with t... Read >
Author: Bobby Mason06th June 2009
The number of federal laws ostensibly designed to protect homeowners and borrowers from predatory or discriminatory lending is mind boggling. With the dozens of laws in place that were supposed to protect people buying homes and regulate the financial ind... Read >
Author: Nick Adama05th June 2009
One of the great misconceptions about the foreclosure crisis, collapse of the banking industry, and resulting economic depression has been that there was just too little regulation of the mortgage and financial sectors of the economy. Unfortunately, the e... Read >
Author: Nick Adama29th May 2009
Denver real estate has long been a barometer for the rest of Colorado. But now, in the recession, the city is behaving out of character. One day things might look promising; the next, not so good. With the rest of the state looking for guidance, it is eas... Read >
Author: michael russell 29th May 2009
Denver real estate has long been a barometer for the rest of Colorado. But now, in the recession, the city is behaving out of character. One day things might look promising; the next, not so good. With the rest of the state looking for guidance, it is eas... Read >
Author: michael russell 19th May 2009
It is baffling just how many homeowners are going belly-up in their loans, especially considering that there are copious mechanisms in place to save those who are facing foreclosure or even see themselves nearing the road to foreclosure. The foregoing not... Read >
Author: Lender41112th May 2009
When it comes to bankruptcy reform, the only type that the politicians and bankers like is changes which make it more difficult, more time consuming, and less efficient for borrowers and homeowners. The point is to push foreclosure victims into a difficul... Read >
Author: Nick Adama05th May 2009
Looking back now as we approach the end of April, this was an active month for the real estate scene. Here are some of the highlights of the April housing scene – some good, some not so good:
Short Term Interest Rates Exceed Long Term:
Finally for... Read >
Author: Lauren Kline23rd April 2009
"Please don’t take away my property" is the cry of many victims of the foreclosure turmoil. Such homeowners go through a grueling emotional and strenuous experience. But it would be a mistake to only assume that this painful experience only affects the ... Read >
Author: John Sern17th April 2009
A growing trend during the current recession is squatters moving into foreclosed homes and living in them rent and mortgage free. Although this seems astounding, with the inflated real estate bubble not yet completely burst, lenders reluctant to recognize... Read >
Author: Nick Adama27th March 2009
Many advocates believe there needs to be an increase in government help to stop foreclosures. With the recent increase in foreclosure rates, many politicians are pushing for government "bail out" for the institutions who offered subprime mortgages. What t... Read >
Author: John Chase27th March 2009
The current mortgage rate credit crisis is a golden opportunity for real estate investors to turn a quick profit, provided they're looking in the right areas of the country. Rising foreclosure rates are quickly becoming a problem for banks and commun... Read >
Author: Colin Egbert25th March 2009
Everyone is talking about a mortgage modification program. Is it right for you? Explore the following 5 questions to decide.
1. Are you late on your mortgage?
If you are late on monthly house payments or about to be late, you should consider contact... Read >
13th March 2009
Mortgage foreclosure rates are climbing every month in most of the states across the US. The number of people who are unable to meet their monthly mortgage payments is rising at an alarming rate. Foreclosures are as troublesome for the banks as they are t... Read >
Author: Lindsy Emery10th March 2009
The world economy is experiencing a mortgage crisis that’s unheard of in years. As foreclosure rates continue to soar, the Obama administration has released a quick mortgage fix by encouraging lenders and borrowers to consider loan modification. The pla... Read >
Author: JenniferFranco10th March 2009
Durham, North Carolina - 2009
Homeowners are really going through the rut with home foreclosures dropping values in the Durham area of North Carolina. Durham foreclosure rates aren't the highest in the country but the foreclosure ratio to households i... Read >
Author: Donte Mazyck10th March 2009
There is good news for everybody, it appears that the real estate market (which is the catalyst of the current downturn) is nearing a bottom. It has to bottom at some point, economies and markets are cyclical after all. Granted this downturn is worse th... Read >
Author: Ron Thurber04th March 2009
In a nutshell a short sale opportunity is created when the loan and lien amounts on a property total more than what the property can be sold for. Or in other words, The Fair Market Value of the home. Also the lender has to agree to sell the property at a ... Read >
Author: Mark Dobbs24th February 2009
The number of foreclosures will affect both the timing and the severity of the deflation of the Great Housing Bubble. It is foreclosures that drive prices lower quickly. Foreclosures control the timing of the crash because they directly impact the must-se... Read >
Author: Robert Bell20th February 2009
The nation with its turbulent economy and rising unemployment rate is in the midst of one of the largest foreclosure crisis' in recent times. The Washington DC area is certainly no exception. Although they had managed to remain untouched by the rise in f... Read >
Author: Leo Nov20th February 2009
Many people are in jeopardy of losing their homes and many have driven by homes already boarded up. Economic times have been hard across the country and particularly felt in Tucson, Arizona. A cooling housing market may be good news for buyers, but homeo... Read >
Author: Leo Nov20th February 2009
As the economy continues to bottom out and people are being laid off, fired or forced into early retirement the number of boarded up, foreclosed on houses is on the increase. The number of these houses in Sacramento is astonishing. Sacramento has one of ... Read >
Author: Leo Nov01st February 2009
With foreclosure rates reaching nearly a million last 2008, the US government is desperately looking at every crevice of budget sheets for funds to be allocated as bailouts. In this scenario, economists and loan experts see loan modification as a viable s... Read >
Author: JenniferFranco23rd January 2009
Well I'll be! There is a little town in N. Dakota that's had so many bar fights, they're feeling as if they are back in the wild west! It's all because of laid off individuals having a few too many drinks and letting off steam.
They are speaking of in... Read >
Author: Regina Jacques17th January 2009
Owner finance can help sell your home. Sometimes owner financing can sell your home faster because in today’s market it can be hard for buyers to get conventional financing.
Since foreclosure rates are 81% higher in 2008 than in 2007, financial insti... Read >
Author: writepro09th January 2009
If you have been considering the real estate market, I'm sure you have become aware of that many of the homes up for sale are listed as short sale. Purchasing a home for under the amount that is owed on the property is called a "short sale." In the curren... Read >
Author: Karen Bellas08th January 2009
Understanding the California Foreclosure Process when Your Lender Won’t Work With You
By: Leon Bayer
www.debt-relief-bankruptcy.com
Tsunomi warning: For every ten houses on your block, one of them may soon be empty. More than 9% of all homeowne... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th January 2009
2008 is over at last. It has been an extremely turbulent year and everyone's swept under its currents such that it was hard to see what actually happened, so, here's a recap of what happened in the stock market in 2008.
Summing up, the Dow lost a total... Read >
Author: Jason Ng31st October 2008
The most recent Gallup Polls involving consumer confidence aren't good. Only an approximate 5% of consumers believe our economy is in good order. And additionally, only about 12% believe that things will get better in the near future. Who can blame them? ... Read >
Author: Rate1st16th October 2008
Okay, lets face it, today's economy is not the same as it was 20 years ago or even 5 years ago for that matter. The U.S. dollar is the weakest it has ever been, and statistically we are not looking that great either. Nationally, 36.5 million people were b... Read >
Author: Jamie Hribal 13th October 2008
There are many reasons, at least here in America, for the huge amounts of home foreclosures. Numerous factors have come together within the past couple of years that have effectively orchestrated a meltdown in the financial, economical, and governmental ... Read >
Author: Ornesha De Paoli30th September 2008
As loving and responsible parents, you only want the best for your children. You want the best education your money can afford, the best upbringing your love can provide, and the best educational toys you can find. In your love, you should always settle... Read >
Author: rjshop22nd September 2008
The reckless policies of the Bush Administration have not been limited to foreign policy. Indeed, the disastrous programs permeated all domestic areas as well – to include the financial and real estate markets. Anyone who has a 401K knows this well, a... Read >
Author: golfergary22nd September 2008
The reckless policies of the Bush Administration have not been limited to foreign policy. Indeed, the disastrous programs permeated all domestic areas as well – to include the financial and real estate markets. Anyone who has a 401K knows this well, a... Read >
Author: golfergary22nd September 2008
As a real estate appraiser I am often asked the question, "does the low sales price of the foreclosure or auction sale transacted in my neighborhood negatively influence the appraised value of my home?" It's a difficult question to answer, especially when... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th September 2008
Due to the high foreclosure rates that the people of Charlotte, North Carolina are experiencing, there are homes available at rates unheard of because the banks don’t want to hang on to homes in the foreclosure ‘zone.’ This means the banks have take... Read >
Author: Keith Lutz09th September 2008
While news reports continue to forecast rising foreclosure rates, there may be a solution for homeowners who think they�re trapped in a mortgage with no way out. Distressed homeowners already have plenty of legal firepower on their side...they just don... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th September 2008
While it doesn't seem as grossly belied as six months to a year ago, prospective buyers of bulk REO (known as real estate owned, bank owned or foreclosed properties) portfolios are still experiencing immense frustration in finding product with the afterma... Read >
Author: Marcel Ford08th September 2008
Up till now, it seemed as if certain real estate markets would come through the real estate market crash unscathed. Home prices in these areas continued to rise and sales were happening rather quickly. However, there are now signs that even hot markets li... Read >
Author: Sal Vannutini08th September 2008
Up till now, it seemed as if certain real estate markets would come through the real estate market crash unscathed. Home prices in these areas continued to rise and sales were happening rather quickly. However, there are now signs that even hot markets li... Read >
Author: Sal Vannutini08th September 2008
Program 3648 is BGS3’s nationwide campaign to certify qualified real estate professionals to assist homeowners facing a potential foreclosure. Program 3648 was announced on January 29, 2008 by Chief Administer John W. Davis, stating, ``President Bush h... Read >
Author: Kenn Lewis08th September 2008
The Federal Reserve continued their long string of lowering rates and recently lowered rates again. The question is “Will this reduction lower mortgage rates and help with the mortgage crisis?” The answer is “Not so much.”
For those who watch mo... Read >
Author: Madeline22nd August 2008
The Federal Reserve continued their long string of lowering rates and recently lowered rates again. The question is “Will this reduction lower mortgage rates and help with the mortgage crisis?” The answer is “Not so much.”
For those who watch mo... Read >
Author: articles116th August 2008
The housing market has definitely taken a beating in many parts of the country over the last year. When just a couple years ago record numbers of people were entering the real estate industry, today many of those same people are leaving the business... Read >
Author: Joshua Keen13th August 2008
This is the time to buy and buy low in the residential real estate market. Across the United States, foreclosure rates have reached an all time high as people struggle to maintain their homes and pay their mortgages. The reasons for the foreclosures are... Read >
Author: Sal Vannutini13th August 2008
This is the time to buy and buy low in the residential real estate market. Across the United States, foreclosure rates have reached an all time high as people struggle to maintain their homes and pay their mortgages. The reasons for the foreclosures are... Read >
Author: Sal Vannutini13th August 2008
Mortgage lenders originated subprime loans on an increasingly frequent basis between 2001 and 2005. In order to generate business and compete in an over exuberant market, lenders became more flexible with product offerings and asset. These loans not only ... Read >
Author: Stugats12th August 2008
No matter whether you work from home or for another entity, you must make a certain investment in order to be successful at what you do. Here are some home business investment necessities.
Work from home is a new experience to many people but one w... Read >
Author: Alan23rd July 2008
With all of the talk in the news lately about the decline of the United States economy and the real estate market many have been hearing the term “sub-prime mortgage. But what is a sub-prime mortgage? And considering all of the negatives associated wi... Read >
Author: Stefan21st July 2008
The real estate market has typically been touted as a stable field where your investment will grow slowly, but surely, over time. And then the 21st century came and everything went nuts.
The real estate market from the year 2000 through 2010 is shapin... Read >
Author: Raynor James15th July 2008
Foreclosures know no economic boundaries. Foreclosures know no discrimination. Foreclosures know no boundaries. Or so it seems. The growing count of Tennessee foreclosure homes are proof enough that foreclosure crisis is pervading and uncontrollable, at l... Read >
Author: John14th July 2008
Foreclosures know no economic boundaries. Foreclosures know no discrimination. Foreclosures know no boundaries. Or so it seems. The growing count of Tennessee foreclosure homes are proof enough that foreclosure crisis is pervading and uncontrollable, at l... Read >
Author: John10th July 2008
I am a real estate business coach. I have worked with hundreds and hundreds of clients over the past 7 years, and, you know what? Something has changed with most of my clients’ businesses over the past few years. My guess is that if you are a real es... Read >
Author: Cheri Alguire02nd July 2008
Homeowners who think they can't refinance their real estate mortgage because of a low FICO score or bad credit, need to think again. There are many homeowners today who got caught up in the mortgage loan implosion. This occurred after foreclosure rates we... Read >
Author: Bill Burress, Nationwide Mortgage Expert30th June 2008
All investments depend on making returns, which in turn are affected by macro cycles such as the Great Depression or the dot-com boom. When a market is receding, it makes more sense for long-term, stability-seeking investors to look elsewhere upon first g... Read >
Author: Ki Gray04th June 2008
The sky is falling! Talk to practically any homeowner these days and you would swear that Armageddon has arrived. While the real estate market is a mess, homeowners need to take a deep breath.
Are there homeowners who are in deep trouble because the ma... Read >
Author: Raynor James04th June 2008
The hyped reasons for the massive slow down in the real estate market are the credit crunch and bursting of the real estate balloon. There is one other major problem that nobody talks about.
At its core, the real estate market is no different from any... Read >
Author: Raynor James29th May 2008
In the third quarter of 2006, Detroit real estate suffered more foreclosures than other states; in fact, bank foreclosed on four times as many homes there as compared with the national average.
RealtyTrac is an online foreclosure resource, which docume... Read >
Author: Jared Jared21st May 2008
Slowing foreclosures have given a spark of optimism to investors on Wall Street who see the trend beginning to slow down. For the last year the foreclosure rate has steadily risen month by month over the previous year’s month of foreclosures causing spe... Read >
Author: Aubrey Clark19th May 2008
Are you stressed over retirement planning because of today's recessionist economy? We've got nine practical steps you can take to help both lower your levels of stress and boost up your retirement plans.
1. Acknowledge reality. There are many impedime... Read >
Author: Ruth Klein11th May 2008
Many have heard of an FHA home loan but they don't know what it is and how it could help them. If you are interested in buying a home or even in refinancing a home you may want to learn more about this type of loan as it could benefit you. This type of ho... Read >
Author: John Sern29th April 2008
Within the mortgage and banking industry, an increasing number of loans are in foreclosure status. It’s becoming a troubling situation throughout communities across the United States. Many homeowners are faced with properties where they owe almost if ... Read >
Author: Brian DeLucia28th April 2008
As the sub-prime mortgage crisis continues to unfold, new figures emerge from the Mortgage Banker's Association: A record .83. That means that, in three months, one out of one hundred homeowners have been foreclosed on. Because of America's size and diver... Read >
Author: Ki Gray08th April 2008
We're all taking a hit to our wallets--gas prices, insurance rates, property taxes. These are just a few of the factors that are contributing to the record foreclosure rates our nation is facing. To put it into solid numbers, RealtyTrac says "1.2 million ... Read >
Author: Robert Lam07th April 2008
The opportunities that exist in the foreclosure niche are huge right now and they are continuing to grow at a rapid pace. This is spurred by the increase in foreclosure rates across the country being led by California and Florida. Focusing on foreclosure... Read >
Author: D.C. Fawcett07th April 2008
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Author: philipsmith07th April 2008
Just because open market home prices in the sunshine state are high doesn’t mean you can’t afford to own a beautiful home or vacation property here. Rather than buy standard market prices on condos, apartments and homes, exploring your options for buy... Read >
Author: philipsmith02nd April 2008
When it comes to making the best real estate investment possible, more goes into your buying decision that just getting the best price. You've got to consider other factors, such as whether or not the potential for appreciation as an investment exists, an... Read >
Author: philipsmith31st March 2008
The dramatic change the commercial real estate sector is seeing has been brought on in a large part by the affects of the subprime lending meltdown. Dan Fasulo who is the Managing Director of Research for Real Capital Analytics feels that too many investo... Read >
Author: William K. Matthews, Investment News Editor12th March 2008
Due to the current falling real estate market, sub-prime mortgage crisis & rapidly rising home foreclosure rates, a Multi-Trillion Dollar Business Opportunity Has Been Created In The Real Estate Industry - Loss Mitigation / Foreclosure Prevention Consulti... Read >
Author: Fred K12th February 2008
The current mortgage rate credit crisis is a golden opportunity for real estate investors to turn a quick profit, provided they're looking in the right areas of the country. Rising foreclosure rates are quickly becoming a problem for banks and communitie... Read >
Author: realestateinvestor02nd February 2008
With foreclosure rates at an all time high, new tax law was passed at the end of 2007 to help homeowners avoid unmanageable income tax debt due to income created from a foreclosure. The new law also covers mortgage renegotiations and other real estate re... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright23rd January 2008
Mortgage modifications are become more and more common, with the rising foreclosure rates in the United State, until recently mortgage, companies have been reluctant to provide help to people facing foreclosures by utilizing a mortgage modification progra... Read >
Author: Thomas Bladecki19th October 2007
The recent housing market boom has left many people in homes that they cannot afford with loans that they never should have been granted. This is resulting in a 72% increase in foreclosures from 2005 to 2006 according to recent reports. Foreclosure rates ... Read >
Author: maloy@indusnet.co.in19th October 2007
The recent housing market boom has left many people in homes that they cannot afford with loans that they never should have been granted. This is resulting in a 72% increase in foreclosures from 2005 to 2006 according to recent reports. Foreclosure rates ... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta08th October 2007
In many streets in North side numerous sheriff sale placards now mark out Jacksonville foreclosure homes for all to see.Jacksonville has foreclosure rates that are among the highest nationwide. Foreclosures have increased significantly as the rate of deli... Read >
Author: philipsmith08th October 2007
Current home owner defaults and late payments are not just causing problems in the mortgage industry but the situation is also raising the question if the U.S. economy will suffer from this subprime market squeeze. More than 1.2 million foreclosure filing... Read >
Author: kgabriel26th August 2007
Today, as never before raising your credit score is of vital importance. As the bottom falls out of the sub-prime mortgage market, and the angst begins to spread to the rest of the credit industry, raising your credit score will be your only way to get a ... Read >
Author: Debt Free26th August 2007
How is one state addressing the current real estate foreclosure situation? Missouri like so many other states during 2006 experienced a dramatic rise in the total number of properties involved in some stage of foreclosure, yet the "show me" state isn't si... Read >
Author: Tired Dad Of Four08th August 2007
Three out of four borrowers who enter the foreclosure process leave it through something other than a forced foreclosure sale or auction. They bring their loans up to date through payment arrangements worked out with the lien holders; they refinance their... Read >
Author: Mike Hamel04th June 2007
Subprime lending has recently caused over 56 lenders to either go out of business or stop issuing subprime loans because of excessive foreclosure rates. The lending community made decisions in the last few years that dramatically eased a borrower's quali... Read >
Author: David Dinkel16th May 2007
Many home loan borrowers overreact when they confronted with foreclosure. Because of the seriousness of the circumstance they think that it is better to just pack up and exit. With this kind of action, it is no wonder why foreclosure rates in the USA cont... Read >
Author: Ray Taylor09th April 2007
Four of Arkansas’s largest populated counties, Benton, Washington, Sebastian and Crawford counties reported an increase in foreclosures during the 4th quarter of 2006 and all except Washington County had an increase in 2006 over 2005. Statewide figures... Read >
Author: Bob Smith29th March 2007
When homeowners receive a home foreclosure notice they often look for help from consultants who may not have the homeowners’ best interest in mind and may instead take title to the about-to-be-foreclosed property, thereby cheating the owners out of any ... Read >
Author: Bob Smith27th March 2007
Tracking of foreclosures in California’s San Bernardino County shows a sizable growth in the number of foreclosures, in spite of the region’s economic growth. Economic growth is ongoing, featuring development of the Southern California Logistics Airpo... Read >
Author: Bob Smith27th March 2007
The housing market is never stagnant; it is constantly changing and evolving.
As the housing market continues to stall, and in other bad news, more and more mortgages begin to default, we begin to see changes in the infrastructure of how things operat... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola02nd February 2007
“Knock, knock, who’s there?” The door opens and no one is there. Bumps in the night are confused with buyers wanting to get in to see a home for sale. Where has all the buyer’s gone? With foreclosure rates, according to some sources, up approximat... Read >
Author: Dale Rogers15th January 2007
The real estate market has been hyper active in the last five years. If you got in at the wrong time, you can find yourself in real trouble with a home you can’t afford.
Traditionally, the real estate market has been known to be like ketchup. The en... Read >
Author: Raynor James12th July 2006
If Georgia is the top state for real estate frauds, Colorado real estate steals the spot for being with the most foreclosures. Colorado has the distinction of having the highest number of foreclosed homes in the nation for the second consecutive month. Th... Read >
Author: Jason Murphy
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