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Oregon Foreclosures - Finding Your Dream From Afar
With its ancient mountain forests, waterfall-fed rivers, and magnificent Pacific coastline, Oregon is a marvelous place to call home. And if you think you'd like to call it your home, you may be able to find the Oregon home of your dreams at a price you can barely hope for by investigating Oregon ...
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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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Oregon Foreclosure Laws
In Oregon, both judicial or in court and non judicial, or out of court foreclosures are followed. As with all states in which in and out of court foreclosures are allowed, the determining factor as to which one is used, is the power of sale clause. The power of sale clause appears in the mortgage ...
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Real Estate Investment Tips
Published statistics from the National Association of Realtors suggests the upper Midwest, namely Detroit, Cleveland, and Indianapolis, have seen property values drop by 3-7% during 2006. This is a perfect example of how location is the key determinant of real estate values. While the entire nation ...
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Idaho Foreclosures - A Buyers Guide
The market is all about short sales and foreclosures these days so as a veteran real estate agent I would like to offer some advice for those of you wanting to dive into the world of foreclosures. Many potential investors do not understand there are two major types of Idaho foreclosures. The first ...
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Short Sale Secrets for Investors
If you have seen the skyrocketing foreclosure rates lately, you have probably thought the housing market was off limits as an investing arena. Reports last week said that foreclosures in the 4th quarter of 2007 were the worst in US history. What if there was a way to start investing in those ...
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The Secret To Real Estate Success In An Adjusting Market
One thing that makes real estate so interesting and profitable is the cyclical nature of it. There are times of boom where everything in sight explodes as cost rise into the stratosphere as everyone, it seems, just jumps in hoping to cash in on the good times while they roll. Then there are times ...
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Poor Credit Home Loans and the Mortgage Crisis - How Did We Get Into This Mess Anyways?
The Problem with Poor Credit Home Loans, Negative Amortization Loans and other Interesting Notes on the Mortgage Meltdown. Many people have been casting blame on certain sectors of the Mortgage Industry and while I believe that the blame cannot be placed on only one sector, after a personal ...
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Adapting To A Changing Real Estate Market
It's amazing how swiftly the financial landscape changes for someone in the house business. One would think that opportunities with houses would be fairly stable. In the good old days, changes in population, wages, and taxes were gradual and those in the house business could adapt to them without ...
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Separating Fact From Fiction - Is There A Real Mortgage Crisis?
Despite the media hype surrounding the current mortgage "crisis" in the United States, the perils of the subprime lending industry are not as universally devastating as you may have been led to believe. While the reported losses and foreclosure rate increases are alarming in and of themselves, they ...
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