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North Carolina Foreclosures include Vacation Properties along the Coast
North Carolina foreclosure listings contain hundreds and, at times, thousands of properties in the state of foreclosure. You may not be looking for a primary residence at this time, however, a vacation home may be something you have always dreamed of owning. This may be the perfect time to check ...
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Carolina Real Estate Foreclosures
If you are a distressed homeowner and are living in the Carolinas, then avoiding foreclosure is essential to keeping you in your home as well as preserving your credit integrity. However, in some rural areas of North and South Carolina unemployment is high as factories continue to close down ...
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Hot North Carolina Housing Market
With all the depressing articles and outlooks surrounding the real estate industry these days, I decided to dedicate today's blog to a positive market outlook: North Carolina. Despite cooling housing market conditions in most parts of the United States, North Carolina seems to be dodging the slump ...
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Anticipated Changes To The Federal Bankruptcy Laws Maybe Pending
House Democratic members from North Carolina and California, respectively, recently propose legislation that would repeal the mortgage exception in the federal bankruptcy code. This legislation would allow a judge to change the priority value of primary residence mortgages or alter interest rates ...
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Charlotte North Carolina Real Estate - Reasons to Live Here
The Charlotte North Carolina area has a lot to offer paired up against the rest of the cities in the U.S. Whether it's the exciting city life or the quiet country living in the country, Charlotte has something for everyone. Charlotte population has been growing anywhere from 5% to 10% the past few ...
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Avoiding Foreclosure
If you are experiencing financial difficulties and cannot make your next mortgage payment, or if you are already behind, you need immediate help. Contact your lender as soon as possible. Explain why you are having a financial hardship and express the desire to work it out. Precautionary steps you ...
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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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Gloom And Doom - Its Not Bad After All
THE SKY IS FALLING! THE HOUSING MARKET IS DEAD! NO ONE CAN GET A HOME LOAN! FORECLOSURES OVERTAKE SALES! BUYING A HOME IS THE WORST IDEA EVER! Pretty dramatic huh? I am waiting for these headlines to be on the front page of the paper soon. Take a look at your local news paper... The headlines ...
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Bank Foreclosures, Inventories On The Rise Into 2007
Foreclosures filings continue at recent record levels in States already recording the highest levels in years. Nationally, the foreclosure rate at the end of April 2007, of one for every 783 households was slightly down on March 2007 (one for every 775) and 38% ahead of April 2006 at 1 for every ...
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Mortgage Approvals
There are 4 main factors that are used today by underwriters to determine a mortgage approval. These factors help a mortgage underwriter understand the borrower's qualification level. The first factor known to the American population is called the 'credit' criteria. Credit scores can help determine ...
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