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The Real Estate Boom Runs Into Its Biggest Enemy, the Real Estate Boom!
The real estate market is now coasting upward like a 4th of July rocket. You know how that even though the fuel has run out, the rocket keeps going up, at least for a little while? That is what is happening to the housing market now. The National Association of Realtors is right, the market IS ...
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Profit in Real Estate With No Cash, Credit Or Risk
Traditional ways of making money in real estate consist of buying a property and holding it while it appreciates to make a long term profit.Why this way is good for some and not so good for others is if you own the property, you are in effect becoming a landlord,that is assuming you can get tenants ...
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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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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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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 Banks Do Not Manage Foreclosure Properties
With so many foreclosures across the country, banks are now beginning to own more and more of the available real estate in America. But, after the foreclosure process has ended, the banks often do nothing with these properties, leaving them to sit on the market for months or years. While the former ...
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Buyer Beware on Preconstruction in Emerging Markets
I have been investing in real estate for years and have sold real estate for brokerages. I am fortunate enough to be the director of the subsidiary real estate company to a large construction lender. On top of that, our bank has the most aggressive preconstruction investor loans in the industry. ...
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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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Ohio Hard Money Lenders Are Sources of Fast Real Estate Loans Without The Usual Red Tape of Banks
Ohio hard money lenders are not subject to the same regulations that govern the banks and other financial institutions. Those regulations can create a mountain of red tape for the real estate investor. They were put into place to protect the homeowner from lending practices that could put their ...
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3 Easy Ways to Get Discount Real Estate
I am frequently asked by other investors how I find so many deals at such great prices. The answer is simple. Advertise, Advertise, And Advertise! I don't' follow the crowd. And I don't want the foreclosure properties that everyone else is searching for. Foreclosure property investing "sucks" to be ...
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