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Understanding the Subprime Market and Property Foreclosures
The media has devoted a lot of attention to the subprime mortgage market and its credit crunch as a rising number of homes find themselves in foreclosure or nearing foreclosure. And there has been a lot of speculation as to what this will mean for the future of real estate and real estate investing ...
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Dispel These Myths About Short Sales and Foreclosures
Among the many solutions available to you if you are facing foreclosure is a short sale. Individuals and companies that promise fast foreclosure help often fail to inform you on the damage a short sale will have on your credit report. A foreclosure will remain on your credit score for 10 years and ...
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Save Your Home From Foreclosure - You Can Sell Your Home Yourself
Today's headlines reek with the details of current foreclosure statistics. Nationwide, nearly 1.1 million homes entered the foreclosure process as of November 2007, up 93 percent from the 559,750 foreclosures filed during the same period last year. More than six out of every 1,000 households in the ...
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Short Sale Or Foreclosure - Which Is The Better Option For Protecting Your Credit?
Homeowners that are facing a foreclosure have a number of options available to stop the foreclosure process. One of the options available on is a "short sale"; this is where the lender will allow you to sell the home for less then what the current amount owed is. Many homeowners simply let their ...
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What's the Best Way to Stop Foreclosure of Your Home?
Determining the best way to stop foreclosure depends on the specifics of your situation. Various factors like the amount of equity in your home, your monthly payments, your current financial circumstances, what your monthly income is, and how far behind you are on your mortgage play a huge role in ...
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Why Are Credit Scores So Important?
Credit scores are designed to predict a borrower's probability of repayment. In essence, they forecast the risk that a loan will not be repaid. Because FICO does such a good job of predicting delinquency, lenders rely heavily on the scores generated by the three major reporting bureaus. An account ...
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How Does Foreclosure Impact Your Credit Report?
How does a foreclosure effect your credit report is a perplexing question. This is because Fair-Isaac Company, who started the credit scoring system, will not share this information. What complicates the issue even further is that all the credit information reported is calculated into the ...
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Short Sale: 10 Facts Bradenton Homeowners Absolutely Must Know
Negotiating a short sale between the borrower and the lender takes skill, patience, and expertise. Everyone involved in the transaction needs to know what to expect. This is one of a series of articles to help Bradenton - Sarasota, Florida homeowners understand short sales. It may help you as well. ...
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What To Do In Foreclosure?
Foreclosures are at an all time high, real estate markets are slowing down, interest rates are going up, and homeowners are starting to panic about not being able to make their mortgage payments. Nearly a quarter of the Country's mortgages have interest rates scheduled to reset this year or next ...
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Overcoming Bad Credit to Get That Home Loan
Despite what many fly-by-night credit repair companies tell you, you need good credit to get a good mortgage interest rate. Good credit means you pay back what you've borrowed and you do so on time. Even just a few late payments can have a negative impact on your mortgage possibilities. Meanwhile, ...
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