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22nd September 2009
While it is true that America doesn't have a caste system, it does possess economic layers labeled as poverty class, middle class, and wealthy class. These classes collectively define the economic classes, as most people understand them, in America today.... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd September 2009
With thousand of foreclosed properties flooding the real estate market, most homebuyers and real estate investors are familiar with foreclosures. But apart from mortgage foreclosures tax lien foreclosures are less talked about but are also a great investm... Read >
Author: Melanie22nd September 2009
With the deepening global economic situation some of the best real estate opportunities are coming up like investing in property through tax deed sales. Tax deed Foreclosure sales are another kind of foreclosures for sale and are a great way to buy a prop... Read >
Author: Melanie17th September 2009
There is a lot of talk these days about free government grants for debt riddled Americans. These grants are supposed to help people with personal debt, medical bills, and mortgages. While it is true that every year billions are set aside by the federal go... Read >
Author: Lindsy Emery10th September 2009
Every month mortgage foreclosures become more and more common all across the United States. The number of homeowners who struggle but fail to make their mortgage payments are increasing dramatically. Banks don't like foreclosures any more than homeowner... Read >
Author: Lindsy Emery16th August 2009
The Feldman Law CenterAvoiding Foreclosure. What are your options as a homeowner? Do Nothing - the stress of facing foreclosure can push many homeowners into turning their head and letting the foreclosure process run it's course. Doing nada to save you... Read >
Author: Abe Rogers08th August 2009
Opportunity Won’t Knock Twice: Why Today is The Day to Get Rich with Foreclosures
What is really about to happen with mortgage foreclosures in the months ahead? I have been reading some pretty sobering news in many places over the last week.
An... Read >
Author: JRCraddock07th August 2009
If you're hoping to get your start in real estate investing, one of the first places you probably looked was mortgage foreclosures. You probably contacted (or tried to, anyway) owners of properties who were about to lose their homes due to non-payment of ... Read >
Author: Olliver Kennedy09th July 2009
How did we get a long in before the mortgage crisis. We did get a long before the mortgage melt down. Then why are we having so many problems now? There are a few thing we have to keep in mind before we had this horrific mortgage melt down. In the past in... Read >
Author: Robert Bell30th June 2009
Many people have chosen to invest in mortgage foreclosures because they can often purchase homes at low rates. While this is a good investment opportunity for some, you should also consider the benefits offered by investing in raw acreage for sale. Knowin... Read >
Author: Mark Starr10th June 2009
By: Jim Scherrer
Foreclosure, by definition, is the legal procedure for satisfying claims against a mortgagor in default who has not redeemed the mortgage; satisfaction may be obtained from the proceeds of a forced sale of the property.
There are m... Read >
Author: Jim Scherrer05th May 2009
If you think about the risk to the insurer, it's easy to understand why a vacant home policy will offer insurance coverage that is more expensive. Looking at fire for example, if a fire occurs when someone is in the house, the fire department can be calle... Read >
Author: Nick DAlleva24th March 2009
Unless you are some real “guru” in real estate business, you need to consult a real estate attorney before you get into a real estate transaction or agreement. Generally speaking, an attorney is a person who acts on behalf of another person; similarly... Read >
Author: William King27th January 2009
In today's economic climate it would seem like homeowners are on their own to stop home mortgage foreclosure. However, with the right tools and knowledge homeowners can find help, below we discuss what is really going on and a few tips to stop home mortg... Read >
Author: Alfred Sant17th January 2009
As the economy worsens, more people are reaching for ‘escape’ drugs like painkillers and mood enhancers, and will eventually need medical drug detox to recover their lives.
In what may be the worst economy since the Great Depression, Americans are ... Read >
Author: Rod MacTaggart14th January 2009
Who else wants to leave 2008 behind and start fresh in 2009? Last year brought us more layoffs, bankruptcies, and mortgage foreclosures than we've seen in years. What we have learned is that we cannot depend on corporate companies for our stability and ... Read >
Author: A Vahl01st December 2008
If you get a mortgage for your house, you should realize that you're putting yourself at risk of mortgage foreclosures. While you might be confident right now that you can pay off your debts easily, you don't really hold what lies ahead. Something may hap... Read >
Author: Melissa Patterson22nd September 2008
It�s official: Subprime borrowers aren�t the sole �culprits� for the economy�s current real estate-driven debacle.
According to data released by the HOPE NOW coalition on Wednesday, foreclosures were initiated against 105,000 �prime� borr... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th April 2008
The debate is on whether we actually are in or still approaching a recessionary period. If you have been paying attention to the newspapers and television news, then you know that our economy is in a tailspin. The media-painted news is bleak as each new d... Read >
Author: Daniel Sitter19th January 2008
With the rampant epidemic of foreclosures across the nation, we know this is devastating for the home owner, but does anybody ever wonder how this affects the neighbors? Imagine the problems that result from an increasing amount neighborhood homes sitting... Read >
Author: M Shane14th November 2007
Every day that your home continues to sit on the market, unviewed and with no offers in sight, you are losing value when you simply wish to sell your house. How do you put a price on what you are losing? Not only can you miss out from a financial perspect... Read >
Author: Neil Terc22nd August 2007
A land contract, sometimes also called a "contract for deed" and other names, is a contract to sell real estate on payments. It is basic seller financing, in which the seller takes payments from the buyer rather than the buyer borrowing from a mortgage le... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman29th June 2007
Major news services recently reported that mortgage foreclosures have increased as much as 62% over last year. They are also stating the worse is yet to come and there will not be a soft landing for the housing crisis. These numbers are staggering, fright... Read >
Author: Tired Dad Of Four13th August 2006
As the economy cools, mortgage foreclosures increase. Mike and Margaret had worked hard for all of their 10 years of marriage. During that period they had some rough patches and vowed not to get jammed up on their finances again. Mike from time to time wo... Read >
Author: Dale Rogers18th May 2006
In a recent article appearing on IndyStar.com*, it was reported that Indiana and Ohio lead the nation in the number of home mortgage foreclosures. As the article describes, there are many reasons for the high mortgage foreclosure rate. Regardless of the... Read >
Author: Chris France17th October 2005
Bankruptcy is a state of a person or a firm unable to pay off the debts. In legal terms, bankruptcy refers to the settlement of liabilities of a person/organization, fully or in parts, who are in a state of not able to meet the incurred financial obligati... Read >
Author: Jakob Jelling
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