Archived Articles on Real Estate and Foreclosure

Secrets To A Better Bathroom    By: Mark Philmont
The bathroom is an important part of your house. If you’re using your house as a show place or if you enjoy entertaining guests, then a bathroom that displays class and style is what is needed. Or more importantly to some people, if you’re getting your house ready for the real estate market, then an upgrade (especially in today’s real estate market) is essential. These secrets will get your bathroom up to speed and will help bring it into a modern style.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-29)
View : 400 Times

Homeowners Face The Reality Of Negative Mortgages    By: Troy Foote
With the recent decrease in real estate values, homeowners are feeling the crunch in the sudden drop in equity in their homes. Coupled with job losses and other major life changes more and more people are being faced with negative mortgages and foreclosures. What exactly is a negative mortgage and how can you stop or prevent a foreclosure? The following article will help answer these questions.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-28)
View : 271 Times

Avoiding Foreclosure    By: Groshan Fabiola
What You Can DoThe American dream is slipping away for many people as the economy tanks, investment funds plunge, and mortgage rates reset. Homes across the country are going into default followed by foreclosure(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-27)
View : 475 Times

Being A Mortgage Broker, You Can Enjoy Your Rights In The Share Market And Being A Loan Officer    By: The author is a business building coach
Traditional Mortgage training includes training to become a mortgage advisor, loan officer, mortgage officer and many such other professions. Generally, all the mortgage training institutes or even online training sessions, include mortgage training in four different sections like, mortgage law and its policies, its applications, mortgage payment procedure and methods and mortgage arrears.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-27)
View : 350 Times

Why You Should Focus On The Home Foreclosures In Your Real Estate Investing Business ?    By: The author is a business building coach
The opportunities that exist in the foreclosure niche are huge right now and they are continuing to grow at a rapid pace. This is spurred by the increase in foreclosures across the country being led by California and Florida. Focusing on home foreclosures allows you to work on Luxury Homes without the traditional Risk you would normally assume by qualifying and signing for a mortgage. A far better strategy than investing in HUD homes.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-27)
View : 369 Times

What Are Commercial Mortgage Loans And How Do You Get Them?    By: John Tang
Commercial mortgage loans are executed using real estate to collateralize the loan. Commercial mortgages are similar to residential mortgages, except that the collateral used to secure the loan is a commercial (business) building rather than a personal residential home. If the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender can seize the collateral (building) to recover the loan proceeds.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-26)
View : 397 Times

Is Anyone Still Funding Commercial Loans?    By: John Tang
Wall Street is in utter turmoil and banks are simply not lending. Our financial system is not functioning and no one knows just how long the problems will last. Commercial real estate property owners, investors and developers are desperate for capital and many don't know where to turn.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-26)
View : 395 Times

How Do I Get Started Investing In Real Estate    By: Jules Carney
Of all the questions I get when I speak to people about getting started in real estate investing “where do I start,” is the one asked most often. After getting this question about a thousand times – I have learned to say (because it is the answer to the question we all need to hear) – Where do you want to be? I am not trying to get out of the question, I just am not sure people have put enough into the question.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-23)
View : 92 Times

Real Estate Investing – What The Guru’s Won’t Tell You    By: Jules Carney
I have been down the real estate investing path for some years now, and have taken the time to get myself educated. If there is a new book, I have purchased it. If there is a new technique – I have examined it, a new seminar, I have looked at it, and I have been to several. I have talked to several investors and spent time looking at, and understanding the markets I choose to invest in.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-23)
View : 123 Times

Bgs3’s Services    By: Kenn Lewis
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke recently told bankers that more than 1.5 million subprime mortgages are due to reset soon, saying, “The situation calls for a vigorous response.” In addition to the much-publicized effect this has on American families, banks are facing a daunting amount of potential liability, even if only a fraction of these loans default. Citibank alone is potentially on the hook for nearly $90 billion. BGS3, LLC (also referred to as “the Company”), is a wholly owned subsidiary of BiggerGains, LLC, and provides a comprehensive short sale system and a fully-tested business model that proactively answers the call for a “vigorous response”. BGS3 makes the complex short sale process easy and efficient for agents, banks, homebuyers, and homeowners, while it simultaneously draws all parties together into a proprietary-paperless environment. BGS3 provides all the expert training needed for professionals, including an entire online library of instruction modules. These experts are then equipped to find individuals affected by foreclosure, coordinate all the people and entities involved, and efficiently implement the short sale solution. Realtors who sign up for BGS3’s services also receive hundreds of exclusive, non-public, and highly targeted short sale leads to facilitate this process and generate substantially increased closings. Homeowners across the country give their information to BGS3 through a variety of websites that offer them help. Through leveraging these leads, in conjunction with the Company’s finely tuned marketing letter, a realtor can expect a 5%-10% response rate from homeowners, whereas the typical response rate for direct mail is generally 1%.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-09-22)
View : 443 Times

Page: << <   [1281]  1282  1283  1284  1285  1286    > >>