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It's time for a property launch! We just finished rehabbing this house on Bailey Road in Cuyahoga Falls and it's ready for its new owner. In this video, I walk you through the process that we're going to use to sell this house overnight – in one day – during a massive property launch. We […]
1. Traditional, entry level buyers – They have been waiting out the housing market downturn from 7 years ago. For this group, if they can provide the proper documentation, they can get a mortgage. 2. & 3. Move up and move down buyers – These buyers had a mortgage a long time ago, and now […]
Whether you’re just getting into the lease option (rent to own) business, are considering it or are a seasoned veteran at this type of property transaction, then you’re going to want to pay attention to this list. It’s seven things that renters do not have to pay for. This is the type of information that’s […]
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are teaming up to form a new company that will focus on securitizing home loans. This is part of an effort to reduce the role that the government plays in the overall mortgage market. Together, Freddie and Fannie finance 2/3 of all new home loans in the US. According to […]
Pretty much everyone is in agreement that the housing market is gaining momentum. Not at the ridiculous pace of the pre-bubble days, but a more steady, sustainable growth. However, there are still bumps in the road to recovery, but overall, signs of sustainable growth can be found in the market. According to the Mortgage Banker’s […]
Most loan modification programs focus on making payments affordable for the short term instead of reducing the borrower’s principal to eliminate the burden of negative equity (when what is owed on the house is more than its value). What is a Loan Modification? According to HUD, a loan modification "is a permanent change in […]
Having successfully completed over 58,000 short sales in 2012, Fannie Mae announced that they are taking additional steps to speed up the short sale process and help troubled homeowners avoid foreclosure. They will do this through their newly introduced HomePath for Short Sales tool, which is designed to help overcome common short sale challenges. Available […]
The pace of home sales in December of last year beat the previous year by nearly 13%, according to the National Association of Realtors. That meant sales for the whole of 2012 were up nearly 10% over 2011, the best since 2007. The two factors having the biggest impact on the sales increases are continues […]
We've been seeing a slow turnaround of the housing market over the past year and expect it to continue this year, but there were a few tense moments there when the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Act was about to expire. That Bush-era Act protected homeowners from paying taxes on the unpaid portion of their debt. If […]
