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Why Apartments Sell Today - A Fresh Look At Real Estate Investment
Recent surveys showed that New York has more Americans renting than owning houses. Close to its heels comes Seattle registering an almost 7% jump in the roster of renters over last year's figures. This trend does not show any signs of weakening interest, as more and more people are catching the ...
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Property Appraisal Changes You Should Know About
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have agreed to only buy mortgages for properties that have had appraisals by firms independent from lenders. This is a huge change for the mortgage industry! This came about because of an agreement between the two largest mortgage brokers and the New York Attorney General ...
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New York Real Estate - The Suddenly Affordable Alternative
The credit crunch and subprime meltdown creates affordable ownership opportunities for the middle class Young professionals and blue class workers are fueling what's left of the real estate market in New York City (with the exception of Manhattan). Nationwide (including the boroughs) real estate ...
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Investing in New York City Real Estate
With a reputation for being a difficult destination to land a decent and affordable piece of real estate, New York City is becoming an increasingly popular market across the nation when it comes to offering a wide range of choices. While the recent boom in the foreclosure market has made it easier ...
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Learn How New York Foreclosures are Different than Most States
New York foreclosures are handled quite differently than most states. It is very important to know the laws of foreclosure in your own state. How does New York Foreclosures differ from many other states? There are judicial and non-judicial foreclosures. In short, most states use the non-judicial ...
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Real Estate Website Marketing Tip
Online real estate marketing is one big popularity contest. On the main page of most major search engines there is room for 10 competitors. However, for most of us getting placement in the top three listings would be ideal. First listing placement is the best while 10th is, well um, sort of okay... ...
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State Foreclosure Prevention
Designed to keep people in their homes, Massachusetts state and local officials, nonprofit leaders and mortgage lenders joined together with homeowners to unveil an ambitious five-point foreclosure-prevention plan targeting seven of the state's hardest hit cities. The strategy, fashioned after New ...
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The Realities of Foreclosures and Fraud
Many banks and consumers are claiming fraud when it comes to the subprime mortgage problems, and yet we need to ask ourselves how much is really due to fraud. The New York Times did an interesting piece on this, it had a few examples of how at least some of the fraud was committed, as appraisers, ...
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Is New York In The Midst Of A Foreclosure Meltdown?
It may have taken a bit longer than the rest of the country but the sub-prime cloud is casting its shadow over the Empire State. The entire state registered a rise in foreclosures of over 22% from July 2006 ? July 2007. No place was spared it seems. In Queens the number of foreclosure filings rose ...
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Timeline for Foreclosure - How Much Time You Have To Save Your Home Depends on Your State Laws
The timeline for foreclosure depends on the laws of your individual state. For instance, foreclosures can occur as quickly as 30 days in Alabama and take up to 10 months in Delaware. This article gives you the approximate timeline for foreclosure in each state. Alabama - 30-60 days Alaska - 90 days ...
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