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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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Selling Real Estate in a Buyers Market
As real estate professionals it is known that when real estate peaks it is important to make money while the getting is good. Then things decline and a buyers market emerges. Selling real estate in a buyers market is difficult for the seasoned real estate broker and the new real estate brokers seem ...
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Real Estate Investing in a Buyers Market
Probably the best time to invest in real estate is during a down turn in the real estate market. In the United States we have seen a severe decline off of the highs of 2004 and 2005. In fact most major real estate markets but not all are down 15-20% and even those which are up by one percent or ...
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Las Vegas Real Estate Market Has Collapsed - Massive Foreclosures: The Bubble She Has Burst
Not more than two-years ago folks were putting their deposits down and getting onto 18-month waiting lists to buy new track homes as Las Vegas became the fastest growing real estate market in the country. Unfortunately now things are a bit different. Sure people from California are moving out into ...
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Real Estate Market Dead In The Water For The Next 10 Years
Recently, some members of the Online Think Tank started to consider the problems associated with the recent down turn in the economies real estate market in the United States. Much of the public perception has not fully taken into account just how bad things really are. One Online Think Tank member ...
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Foreclosure Problems Are a Factor of the Right to Choose in a Free Market
Is bailing out borrows to prevent foreclosures really a wise idea? Aren't foreclosures really a factor of the free market? Going into debt to buy a home seems to be a choice, if someone chooses to sign their life away for 25-50 years on a mortgage, that is a choice, no one is making them do it. In ...
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The Realities of Foreclosures and Fraud
Many banks and consumers are claiming fraud when it comes to the subprime mortgage problems, and yet we need to ask ourselves how much is really due to fraud. The New York Times did an interesting piece on this, it had a few examples of how at least some of the fraud was committed, as appraisers, ...
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Home Foreclosures Are Up 99% - Double Trouble
Real-Estate credit crunch continues and economic fall-out is predicable from here on out - foreclosures will grow. In fact in September 2007 there were 233,538 foreclosures reported as per the Financial Times. California had 51,200 foreclosures with Florida second at 35, 350. Nevada had one ...
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Chaos Begets Opportunity - Even in Real Estate
Consumer Confidence has literally tanked due to the fall-out in real estate and the credit crunch. These hard times in real estate are affecting the stock market, retail sales and small business. However, in chaos there is always opportunity - Always! So where is the opportunity in real estate, how ...
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Leesburg Florida - Market Saturated Homes Not Selling - Bankruptcies Mount!
One of the most devastated areas of our Nation for real estate are the areas surrounding Leesburg Florida. It is amazing that many at the local economic development corporation there are working hard to put a good spin on things, but to no avail. More and more homes go on the market each month, and ...
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