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2012 Could Be a Record Year for Short Sales

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2012 Could Be a Record Year for Short Sales

Short sales are on the rise. Compared to a year ago, the number of short sales being done increased 33%, according to RealtyTrac. In fact, short sales beat out REO sales in 12 states. In all, 32 states saw an increase in pre-foreclosure sales, typically short sales. There are also signs that lenders are more […]

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Web Based Tool Helps Commercial Real Estate Lenders

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Bad news for real estate investors - Buyers can't get loans.

So I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news today but there's some data I have in my hands that I must reveal to you. Read this carefully please. *Short Sale flips are tougher to do than ever. There simply aren't enough people who can get bank loans to "cash you out" once you […]

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The Economy Needs More Buyers and Borrowers

2011 was a bad year for home prices. As a matter of fact, it was the worst ever. As a real estate investor looking for bargain properties that can be scooped up, fixed, and either sold or rented - that has to music to your ears. There’s only one problem: Mortgage bankers have gotten a […]

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Even You Won't Be Able To Qualify for a Mortgage Any Time Soon

The other night I was lying in bed reading an article that blew me away... It's called "Prime Mortgage Borrowers: Then vs. Now." It was comparing the prime borrower in 2007 to the prime borrower RIGHT NOW. Check out how ridiculously easy it was to qualify for prime only a few years ago... In 2007 […]

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Don't avoid the 900% increase in foreclosure activity in 2012

2012 is  going to be HUGE. Up to 9 million homes may enter foreclosure in 2012 period, versus one million in a typical year. This will send shock-waves through the stock markets and world economy. It may well be the "dark ages" for homeowners and lenders alike...and the wave of mortgage re-sets will continue in […]

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The True Cost Of Private Money For Real Estate Deals

Let's discuss the True COST to YOU if you choose not to have access to private lenders and the money they have available for you to close your real estate transactions. If you're brand new to real estate, it will cost you your confidence because you will likely be too scared to make your first […]

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You Two Deserve Each Other [Video]

Do you have enough private money lined up? How much is enough? Well, I recommend a new investor have at least $500,000 and a seasoned investor have at least $2 million. This will give you all the money you need to get every deal you want and you'll never miss out on an opportunity. I […]

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Closing Costs on the Rise

Origination fees. Title fees. Appraisals. Title insurance. Survey charges. Even postage. All these fees add up to the total cost of homeownership for the potential buyer. While we know those additional costs are there, did you know they are on the rise? On average, the origination fees (underwriting, processing) from lenders have increased over 10% […]

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Even you won't be able qualify for a mortgage any time soon

Last night I was lying in bed reading an article that blew me away... It's called "Prime Mortgage Borrowers: Then vs. Now", and it It was comparing the prime borrower in 2007 to the prime borrower in RIGHT NOW in 2011" Check out how ridiculously easy it was to qualify for prime only 3 1/2 […]

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