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Myths and Facts About Buying a Foreclosure in California
In the current real estate market, many buyers are interested in foreclosures, and with good reason. In my market area (greater Sacramento, California), foreclosures are often discounted by an average of about 20% from other homes. So it's no wonder that some 60% of all residential sales in recent ...
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Foreclosures And The Future
The SacBee reported on Friday that homeowners are losing their homes at an alarming rate compared to total sales. In the Jim Wasserman article, "Foreclosures gain on sales," it was pointed out reported, "For roughly every two homes sold in August in the capital region, one house went into ...
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Market Conditions Continue to Vary Widely
While there are few markets in the country that have managed to survive the current housing market without any battle scars there are some markets that have experienced more serious issues than others. Two of the worst markets in the United States at the moment are Cleveland and Detroit; however, ...
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Short Sale Questions
The main stream media continues to be rich with stories about the struggling real estate market, here in the Sacramento area as well as across the country. They generally revolve around the increasing number of foreclosures, the mortgage crisis and now some of the government programs that may or ...
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Bank Foreclosure In California
Owning a good quality property in any part of the United States is pride possession for almost every buyer. You do not have to pay a high price for owning your desirable property. California bank foreclosures are one such source to get the best properties and homes. You can get amazing foreclosed ...
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How Raising Conforming Mortgage Limits Would Impact California Real Estate
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two housing finance companies that have the implicit backing of the United States government, presently limit the mortgages they buy in the lower 48 states to a maximum size of $417,000. Alaska and Hawaii loans can be as high as $625,500. They also have a number of other ...
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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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Sacrmento REO
Sacramento had one of the fastest appreciating real estate markets in the country. Prices were jumping daily and people were buying way over their head because prices were "never going to go down". But they did, resulting in thousands and thousands of REO's, real estate owned by the banks and ...
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Foreclosure Tsunami Continues in California
The foreclosure tsunami in California continues unabated. More foreclosures were started in California during the second quarter of 2007 than any comparable period in over ten years. We need to go all the way back to 1997 to see such record volume of foreclosures within the state. What has caused ...
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California Home Equity Sales Contract Act - A Mine Field for the Unprepared!
When I first got started in the real estate investing business in 2006, the avalanche of foreclosures was just beginning. Before attempting my first short sale here in Southern California, I discovered I needed to comply with Civil Code Section 1695 by using a very particular type of purchase and ...
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