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WASHINGTON – Feb. 6, 2012 – The list of housing markets showing measurable improvement expanded by 29 metros in February for a total of 98 entries on the National Association of Home Builders/First American Improving Markets Index (IMI).
With the latest addition of Miami, the list now includes seven Florida cities: Cape Coral, ...
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As the
foreclosure crisis continues to affect the real estate market, many troubled
homeowners, and even some realtors, may not fully understand the severity of a
foreclosure. In a foreclosure situation, the mortgage lender is a secured
creditor which has a piece of collateral securing its debt. In this case the
collateral ...
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Sales surge in December 2010 and prices remain stable
The Sarasota real estate market saw a big surge in December sales, from 534 in November to 681 last month for a 27.8 percent increase. In addition, the median sales price for both single family homes and condos was up in December 2010, indicating a recovering local real estate ...
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Jan. 5, 2011 – The 2010 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers in Florida
looks at the traits of the state’s current real estate clients, and it
identifies the characteristics of today’s homebuyers. It describes the
motivations of recent homebuyers and sellers in Florida so real estate
professionals can ...
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WASHINGTON
– Dec. 2, 2010 – Pending home sales jumped 10.4 percent in October,
showing another positive uptrend since bottoming in June, according to
the National Association of Realtors®.
The
Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI), a forward-looking indicator, rose to
89.3 based on contracts signed in October from 80.9 in ...
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WASHINGTON – Nov. 1, 2010 – The financial crisis and ensuing recession apparently changed the mindset of Americans toward their homes, turning what long has been the American Dream into just another financial investment.
The result, strategic defaults – people walking away from the property and mortgages not because they have ...
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You want to buy a foreclosure? Remember, there are both great
opportunities and great pressures and pitfalls in this market.
First,
you have to decide at what stage of foreclosure you want to buy. There
are three options: 1. pre-foreclosure; 2. sheriff's auction; 3. repossession, called REO (for real estate owned by the
bank).
The ...
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Once you fall behind your mortgage payments, you would be confronted with
certain repercussions. For one, you might be on the verge of losing your
home. Other home owners in a difficult position like you are in dire
need of rescue on what to do to save their home or at least be free from
debt. Your option then is to sell your home. But ...
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Over the last several years, short sales have received a substantial
amount of attention. This type of transaction is done when the seller
owes more on his or her mortgage than the value of the property. The lender
essentially agrees to accept less than the balance owed as an
alternative to foreclosure.
On the surface, a short sale ...
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“Take Control of Your Mortgage” will be the subject of a
free seminar for homeowners facing foreclosure on Saturday, Feb. 27 from 10 a.m. to
noon at Colonial Oaks Park, 5300 Colonial Oaks Blvd. Panelists will
include: Xena Vallone of Xena Vallone Realty; attorney Kenneth Chapman
Jr. of Chapman, Chapman & Chapman and CPA ...
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