Articles, tagged with "100 mortgages", page 1
28th June 2011
The Spanish property market has been split in two according to a leading Marbella property agent. Michael Liggan of Altavista Property Spain said that the recent release of thousands of repossessed properties has confused and split the market.
The sudd...
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Michael Liggan
10th May 2011
Geoffrey Donoghue of Always Marbella property sales and rentals, reports on the latest news and events. For more information please visit Always Marbella’s website at www.alwaysmarbella.com
My Thoughts on Community Service
The concept of a Spanish C...
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Author:
Geoffrey Donoghue
17th March 2011
Geoffrey Donoghue of Always Marbella property sales and rentals, reports on the latest news and events. For more information please visit Always Marbella’s website at www.alwaysmarbella.com
MORE air connections are being made with destinations around t...
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Author:
Geoffrey Donoghue
07th March 2011
Geoffrey Donoghue of Always Marbella property sales and rentals, reports on the latest news and events. For more information please visit Always Marbella’s website at www.alwaysmarbella.com
After a summer in which both the tourist and real estate sect...
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Author:
Geoffrey Donoghue
07th March 2011
Geoffrey Donoghue of Always Marbella property sales and rentals, reports on the latest news and events. For more information please visit Always Marbella’s website at www.alwaysmarbella.com
MALAGA - MORE than 12 million people used Malaga Airportthrou...
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Author:
Geoffrey Donoghue
04th March 2011
Over the past few years the home loans of secured loans, mortgages and remortgages have undergone a tremendous period of change.
This is understandable at times of economic chaos.
The underwriting of these loans became so much less lax than they use...
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Champion Finance
16th February 2011
A question posed to me recently by a friend of mine on the coast and a very good question it was to. The obvious Answer for Spanish property buyers is yes but not to the level that people from outside of Spain would think.
At the present time the major...
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Author:
Xana
16th February 2011
Supposedly in 2011 this was meant to be the year where new rules and regulations would see a huge influx of discounted properties and bank repossessions hit the Spanish property market. However the reality on the ground is somewhat completely different ac...
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Xana
09th February 2011
It is now time ro reflect on what has happened to the home loans of secured loans, mortgages and remortgages and their fate is as we hoped that it would be.
Before the credit crunch, prospective homeowners looking for a mortgage to buy their first or s...
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Champion Finance
12th January 2011
So with Marbella property sales on the increase here in Costa del Sol mainly helped by the sales of secondary location products with 100% mortgages the question is do these really represent value.
The real question you have to ask yourself is do you wa...
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Author:
Xana
05th January 2011
With the official figures from the property registry in Spain showing sales increasing by 13% year on year for the third quarter of this year It's pretty clear that we are now at the bottom of the recession but how long the Spanish housing market bumps al...
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Author:
Xana
13th October 2010
Prior to the "credit crunch" of 2008/09 there were literally thousands of first time buyer mortgages available to prospective UK mortgage borrowers.A large range of mortgage lenders competed aggressively for first time buyer mortgage business, in the hop...
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Author:
jackjreynolds
01st July 2010
New 1st time buyer mortgages are becoming launched and upgraded each week, it truly is often very best idea to speak to some mortgage loan advisor about initial time buyer mortgages. They will know which could be the newest innovation, which are the ideal...
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money 24seven
29th April 2010
It has been well documented in the national news over the past year or two that the recession has had a negative impact on house prices in the UK, and many homeowners have faced the nightmare scenario of negative equity - particularly those who had purcha...
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Author:
elliotcdavidson
08th April 2010
French homes have somehow avoided the global property devaluation and instead French real estate has remained quite resilient. The Association of French Estate Agents, FNAIM, reports that recovery is definitely underway in France, and that there will be a...
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Author:
SouthFranceImmobilier