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Investing in New York City Real Estate
With a reputation for being a difficult destination to land a decent and affordable piece of real estate, New York City is becoming an increasingly popular market across the nation when it comes to offering a wide range of choices. While the recent boom in the foreclosure market has made it easier ...
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So What is Loss Mitigation?
Loss Mitigation is the art of helping delinquent homeowners, in or close to foreclosure, to save their home and of trying to stop a home foreclosure before it happens. It is an intervention program designed to help homeowners save their homes from foreclosure, through third party negotiations with ...
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Real Estate Investing Partners
Real estate investors and their businesses are not islands. In fact, you often find that real estate investors tend to stick together, congregating at conferences, meetings, dinners, and other events. Talk to a few real estate investors and you'll quickly realize that they tend to know at least a ...
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Is New York In The Midst Of A Foreclosure Meltdown?
It may have taken a bit longer than the rest of the country but the sub-prime cloud is casting its shadow over the Empire State. The entire state registered a rise in foreclosures of over 22% from July 2006 ? July 2007. No place was spared it seems. In Queens the number of foreclosure filings rose ...
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Why You Should Not Buy a Foreclosure in Duchess County or Poughkeepsie, NY
Many will tell you with the market down that now is a perfect time to buy real estate, and if you are smart you will pick up a foreclosure or two and hold onto it until the market goes up, which they will tell you will be any day now. First, this is just non-sense and sales talk. Second, I hope you ...
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Real Estate Investing Tips For Investors
It's fairly common to hear about people who made their fortune at the stock market. However, you also hear about people who ended up losing everything, fiddling in stocks. One hardly hears about real-estate agent investors who went bankrupt, there's a simple reason for it and that is it doesn't ...
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This Is Only The Beginning Of The Swarm Of Foreclosure Houses
Delinquency and foreclosure rates are rising on subprime mortgages. As evidenced through the most recent results from the Mortgage Banker's Association National Delinquency Survey of first mortgage loans, foreclosure rates are on the rise. Currently, the national delinquency and foreclosure rates ...
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The Sub-Prime Mortgage Crisis - What You Need to Know About Buying Real Estate
The buzz word phrase that is causing so much sting these days is indeed, "the sub- prime mortgage crisis". With far too many people having made impulsive and unwise decisions over the past few years, the economy is being led toward an unprecedented economic crisis. The spending wheels have now come ...
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All About Washingtonville NY Real Estate
Washingtonville initially was a very tiny settlement. Gradually it became a popular and bustling village. Having a name like "Matthew's Field" earlier, it was renamed to its current nomenclature after America's first president George Washington. The village has a friendly atmosphere and warm ...
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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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