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Foreclosure Basics
Foreclosures have become a major political issue. Foreclosure is the legal process in which a bank or other secured creditor sells or repossesses a parcel of real property (immovable property) after the owner has failed to comply with an agreement between the lender and borrower called a "mortgage" ...
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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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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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Living in Connecticut
Connecticut is one of the smallest states in the union, with only 4845 mi.² of land area. It is bordered by Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York. Because of its small size and its location in the real estate can provide a significant investment opportunity. Despite its small size, Connecticut ...
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Foreclosure Investing - Non-Judicial Foreclosures Vs Judicial Foreclosures
There are two main types of foreclosure processes - judicial and non-judicial. While the end result is similar - both properties are foreclosed and sold at auction - the methods are different. One uses the court system and Sheriff's Sales while another doesn't and uses Public Trustee Auctions. For ...
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Connecticut Foreclosures - The Courts Are In Charge
Over the past year, a sluggish real estate market and the consequences of questionable lending practices have led to an increase in the rate of Connecticut foreclosures. As of February 2007, in fact, Connecticut was experienced a foreclosure for every 118 households making the Connecticut ...
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California Renters Squeezed by Lack of Affordable Rentals
You don't have to read several media sources to notice that there are two growing trends affecting the leasing and rental market. More and more renters are searching for their next apartment online as opposed to traditional methods and rental prices are rising as consumers choose to rent rather ...
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Free Foreclosure Listings - How To Instantly Get Access
Are you looking to profit or potentially save a bucket full of money on your next home purchase? I bet you are! Your timing is perfect. It's been a very long time since prices of homes have dropped as much as they have in the current real estate market. There are some really excellent deals to be ...
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How To Avoid Connecticut Mortgage Disaster
With Connecticut home values decreasing daily, foreclosures at an all-time state high and adjustable mortgage rates in the double digits are the norm across Connecticut what does the future look like for those of us who carry debt? Connecticut homeowners recently received some help from the FHA ...
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Living in Connecticut Towns and Cities - Greenwich, Connecticut
Greenwich is in Fairfield County, Connecticut, United States. The town has over 62,000 people, and is about 40 minutes by train (express) from Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. It is home to hedge funds and several other financial service companies that have left Manhattan. Greenwich, ...
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