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Homeowners who lose their homes to foreclosure should wait three to five years before trying to qualify for a home mortgage insured by the government, depending on the borrower’s circumstances, and assuming they have re-established a record of paying ...[Read More]
• Mortgage rates currently are below 5 percent, and should remain low for the next few months, partially due to the Federal Reserve’s ongoing purchase of mortgage-backed securities. However, if the economy quickly turns around and inflation ...[Read More]
• Industry estimates find that half of all homeowners who lose their homes to foreclosure have no contact with their loan servicers. Homeowners at risk of default or those who already are behind on mortgage payments are advised to contact their servicer ...[Read More]
Should you buy that condo? Purchasing a condo often is the first step in the homeownership process, and can be a good opportunity for first-time buyers. However, as more homeowners living in community developments with homeowner associations find themselves ...[Read More]
More difficult than you might think! These are the things we're supposed to do to remove the cholesterol around our brain and try to slow up Alzheimer's Disease.. It took me a few times before I could finally tell this brain of mine to concentrate. ...[Read More]
Has anyone heard of a mortgage reset chart? There are several websites out there wuith charts on them. 2011 looks grim. Although the Subprime fiasco is settling out, there are still plenty of foreclosures to come! http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2007/10/imf-mortgage-reset-chart.html ...[Read More]
An internet search engine is a wonderous thing. Google used to be the best, Bing is out now. Others can be found on Dogpile. If you look on the Internet you can find almost anything. Ever have days that just leave you wondering why? Just why,,,,in general. ...[Read More]
Cutting corners (as in the case of the peanut factory), cheating on your taxes or using questionable methods is a common practice today. In our business or any business for that matter, the practice of honesty should be applied. Sticking to your agreements ...[Read More]
Ok, I keep hearing there is a new round of foreclosures coming up ---for over 6 months now! What happened? This is what happened...the federal government put a moratorium on foreclosures. Then they extended the deadline so that banks would work on loan ...[Read More]
Whatever shall I do? We are all faced with this question when it comes time to make a decision, and some decisions are trivial like what clothes to wear today? Or what should I have for breakfast? Should I have chops or steak for dinner tonight? These ...[Read More]
If a picture is worth a 1000 words, then what does this one say? Click image for larger view We
all know that a listing without any photos is less likely to be looked
at by Buyers. You should always have at least 1 photo on your listings.
The more photos ...[Read More]
From the WSJ : The latest to weigh in on the debate is Christopher Rupkey , the New York-based chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ .
In a note this morning, he says a V-shaped recovery — in which the
economy not only recovers ...[Read More]
I was sifting through the data that I have on the local real estate
market here in the Inland Empire and I started to wonder when the homes
that were on the market were built. So I put together some graphs. It
turns out that the homes that are on the market ...[Read More]
The Inland Empire continues to have strong sales numbers, relatively speaking. According to report from MDA DataQuick, and estimated 39,051 homes and condos were sold in
California during the month of May. During the same period, MDA
DataQuick reports ...[Read More]
California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) launched a program to help first time home buyers pay their mortgage. If you the first time home buyers lose your job due to a layoff, then you maybe eligible to receive $1500 per month for six months to pay ...[Read More]
This give a whole new meaning to the term "underwater." http://www.zillowblog.com/under-lake-jocassee-is-attakulla-lodge-still-intact/2009/02/
Embedded video from CNN Video Search the Inland Empire are MLS no registration required!
What is your ...[Read More]
Senior Citizens revised recording artists of the 60's, to accommodate aging baby boomers.. They include: Bobby Darin --- Splish, Splash, I Was Havin' a Flash. Herman's Hermits --- Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Walker. Ringo Starr --- ...[Read More]
I encourage everyone to contact their representative to express your
own opinion, whatever those may be. Find out who your representative is here: http://www.legislature.ca.gov/port-zipsearch.html The following is copy of an open letter that I sent to ...[Read More]
Title insurance protects the holder from any losses sustained from defects in the title. It’s required by most mortgage lenders. Here are five other things you should know about title insurance. 1. It protects your ownership right to your home, both ...[Read More]
The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) has announced that
December of 2007 has the peak of economic activity. This confirms what
many already felt. I recall talking with my Brother-in-law in just
prior to New Years Eve in December of 2007 about ...[Read More]
It is with great sadness that I learn that Tanta, and influential
voice on the mortgage crisis, died early morning on November 30, in Columbus, Ohio. I never had the opportunity to meet her, but read much of her
postings. She taught many with her words ...[Read More]
Most homes sold in Southern California today are foreclosures. According to recent report from DataQuick, Southland home sales up, prices down; foreclosures now half the market , 50% of home sales in Southern California are foreclosures. Prices are down ...[Read More]
There
are not that many Buyers out there these days. With all the news about
the economy and lack of funding, buyers are waiting this market out as
they have been for several years now. My personal opinion is that if
you are looking for a home now you ...[Read More]
The 17th Annual Fontana Police Department Child Safety Fair is on Saturday September 20 in the Fontana Police Department parking lot. At the fair there will be: Free Health Screenings Free Educational Info Free Activities Free Give-A-Ways Live Entertainment ...[Read More]
After the beginning of the real estate meltdown in 2005, banks began
to tighten their lending standards. They realized that the housing
market wasn't not everything it was cracked up to be. There was no way
anyone could convince a bank to lend money ...[Read More]
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