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The Foreclosure News Out Of Minnesota May Be Sending A Mixed Message
Even when there may be a small cause for celebration regarding the foreclosure crisis in Minnesota news came out that put a damper on things. Minnesota remained yet again among the lowest in the country in foreclosure rates, but still saw an almost 80% increase over last year. Whether this is a ...
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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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In Praise of Developers
Did I happen to mention I love Real Estate Developers? Not like I love my wife or my kids, or even my dog, but Real Estate Developers are definitely among my favorite people. Think about it. Real Estate Developers are like Gods. [Well, miniature gods, at least.] They create much of the physical ...
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Stop Foreclosure Quick: Know Your Options
Tactics and Options to Stop Foreclosure Quick With interest rates having risen markedly in recent years, and with billions of dollars in ARMS adjusting upward over the next couple of years, many people now want to know how to stop a foreclosure. When the ARMS reset, millions of people are finding ...
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Foreclosure Consulting - States Outline The Difference Between A Consultant And A Purchaser
Many homeowners facing foreclosure may decide to sell their homes to an investor. Unfortunately, investors have not always been above board in their dealings with homeowners, and several property holders have found themselves holding empty promises and bad debts while the investor walks away with ...
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One Year Moratorium
President George W. Bush recently announced a 30 day moratorium on foreclosures. Sen. Hillary Clinton has expressed her approval for a 90 day moratorium. But, recently, two state legislators have been pushing for a 1 year moratorium for the state of New York. Assemblyman James F. Brennan (Brooklyn, ...
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Michigan Foreclosures: What You Need to Know as Investor or Distressed Homeowner
Michigan Foreclosures A foreclosure is the process of stopping a mortgaged property from being redeemable. It is also the act of repossessing the mortgaged property of a debtor who does not pay a loan to the lender, as and when due. Michigan foreclosures are on the rise because the property market ...
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Stop Foreclosure by Selling Your Home
Stop foreclosure by selling your home or ruin your credit for the next 7 years...which option would you take if "push comes to shove?", i.e. you have to make a decision either way. To stop foreclosure by selling your home may appear to be an extreme option right now, however, there comes a point ...
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Equity Stripping in Minnesota
In recent years, this practice has become more commonplace due to rapidly increasing housing prices combined with high foreclosure levels. These factors create the perfect environment for equity strippers – unsuspecting homeowners who have unknowingly built a large amount of equity in their ...
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Secrets to Stop Foreclosure - Part 2
This is Part 2 of my article on the "Secrets to Stop Foreclosure." In Part 1, I discussed the secrets of how to communicate with your lender and how to find the appropriate person at the lender's office. In this article, I'll discuss the secrets of finding someone with authority at your lender's ...
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