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Foreclosure Rates Are Climbing - When Will They Stop?
January 2008 saw another large jump in foreclosure filings. Nationwide, filings for foreclosures jumped 57 percent, causing 45,327 homeowners to lose their homes to bank repossessions. This is yet another indication that our national real estate markets fears are far from over. Although this ...
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Pre-Foreclosures - A Complete Guide To Buying Them
There are many advantages to buying homes from homeowners that are in "default" and on the verge of losing their home, however only the individual investor can measure the risk and rewards of each one. Some investors do not see a high enough reward in foreclosures, and think that they are too risky ...
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Tampa Real Estate Foreclosures - Should You Buy One?
If you have spent any time at all watching the television news, listening to the radio, reading a newspaper or surfing the Internet, you have come across more than a few reports pertaining to the Tampa real estate market. A good number of these reports likely centered around real estate ...
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Rockford MI Real Estate: Buy A Home Even With Bad Credit And Sell Your Home Even In A Soft Market
The median price for Rockford MI real estate listings is currently $249,900. A recent search for foreclosures showed 49 in the Rockford Michigan real estate listings. A struggling economy may be to blame for many of them. Changing employment opportunities left many people without a job, at least ...
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Rising Foreclosures - Drowning Home Owners Into Debts
A news article over MSN reads: 'foreclosures of property in US rising?, caught my attention making me anxious on what was going on in the US real estate market. Though there have been several news articles of similar or related issues written about it everyday, it felt as restless as I go through ...
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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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Colorado Bank Foreclosures Available Today
Foreclosure listings are bursting at the seams, and properties found in Colorado are no exception. Foreclosures occur due to many reasons including job loss, medical issues, death of a spouse, and divorce just to name a few. Newer reasons for the sudden rise in foreclosures have to do with lending ...
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The New Mortgage Plan Who Qualifies?
The rate of foreclosures is at an all-time high and the real estate market is suffering as a result. As the market drops and a recession looms, mortgages and foreclosures are on the lips of anyone talking about the financial future of the county. President Bush and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson ...
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Mortgage Short Sales - How To Avoid Disaster With One Simple Secret
The New Year was like a dam breaking with respect to foreclosures and homeowners looking for a way out. I received more emails and phone calls yesterday than ever before. A lot of folks I spoke to yesterday have the following issues: 1. Negative amortization loans, where the longer they pay, the ...
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The Great Subprime Implosion
The reaction received upon discussing the positives of the current state of real estate and credit markets is one of high skepticism and cynical looks and followed by a quick "Are you crazy?" response. I really don't blame them. The media is absolutely blitzing the public with stories highlighting ...
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