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Cautionary Tales for Real Estate Investors
I was just going through some channels on the television (because I was bored), to find a program encouraging me to act now to become an investor in foreclosures. Last week I was introduced to some programs on cable which dealt with buying, repairing, and selling homes for profit. I was glued to ...
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Home Foreclosure Rates Are Soaring, Creating Short Sale Opportunities For Savvy Investors
The numbers are coming in and the picture for homeowners is grim: According to a recent report by RealtyTrac, the first three months of 2006 saw an increase of 72 percent in nationwide foreclosures. Economists are blaming a variety of factors, including rising gas prices, interest rates, insurance ...
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The Buy First - Sell First Dilemma
Unfortunately, the smooth transition from selling one house and buying another involves more luck than science. Do you list your home and risk selling it before you have a new one to move into? Or, do you buy first, produce a costly down payment, and then nervously wait to sell your home; praying ...
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Selling Your House Quickly Can Save You From Repossession
Some of the latest UK statistics show that more than a million people will find their current fixed rate for their mortgage coming to an end in 2008. This means they may have to pay an average of £140 more each month, unless they can re-mortgage with a correspondingly low interest rate as the one ...
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What Buyers Should Know About Homes for Sale
If you're looking at homes for sale you may think you don't need to know much about selling a house. You'd be wrong. Even in a buyer's market, knowing what sellers are doing to make homes for sale more attractive will give you a leg up. Homes for sale in your market can look better or worse than ...
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Follow Up Guaranteed to Help You Sell Houses
Ever thought how to remind someone of the houses they visited that they liked? For any sales person, getting someone to imagine themselves with the product is vital to getting a sale. For example, auto sales people always want to put you in the car. Here's a way for you to do this after they've ...
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What Do You Do When You Can't Pay the Mortgage?
Foreclosures are on the rise in many areas of the country, including here in Massachusetts. Chances are that you, or someone you know maybe one or two missed mortgage payments away from losing your most valuable asset. How could this happen? It's easy to blame aggressive banks and mortgage ...
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Crumbling Housing Market?
When the countries top mortgage lender makes the statement - 'Countrywide says foreclosures highest on record' it is a significant. That said, they are referring to foreclosures on their books - not the nations - and it a response to their falling stock value - an excuse if you will. Countrywide ...
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Picture, Picture on the Net - How Many Glances Will You Get?
Pictures don't lie. The eye of the camera is a truth tool. Photos online need to be of Staged houses in order to get a second glance. It is amazing that in this day and age of digital photography with all the enhanced devices and services available there are still poor quality photos (or no photos) ...
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Evaluating Offers for Your Home
You've listed your home for sale. After a stressful wait, you receive the first written offer. A glorious day indeed, but now you have a problem. You have to evaluate whether it is good or bad! Most home sellers tend to think of buyer offers in absolutes. By this, I mean they think an offer is ...
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