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The country is still reeling under the clutches of the foreclosure crisis, caught up 4 years back. The housing markets are beleaguered by the impact, bringing in dramatic changes in the real estate business – sluggish home sales; dropped down home values; tightened up housing loans; and ultimately a downward economy. During the third quarter [...]
Written on October 30, 2010 | Posted in
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NATIONWIDE Third Quarter sees record Bank repossessions and scheduled foreclosure auctions It was rather expected result – brewing for the last few months. Lending banks were rather slow in rushing to foreclose homes, with the obvious reason of not flooding the home markets with distressed properties and dilly-dallying with finalizing foreclosures – protracting the [...]
Written on October 28, 2010 | Posted in
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If you look at the statistics provided by market experts, you will come to know that the foreclosure activity increased by 4 percent nationwide during the quarter ended September, compared to the previous quarter ended June; but what is significant is it is less than what many of us feared in 2009 – going down [...]
Written on October 26, 2010 | Posted in
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It was rather expected result – brewing for the last few months. Lending banks were rather slow in rushing to foreclose homes, with the obvious reason of not flooding the home markets with distressed properties and dilly-dallying with finalizing foreclosures – protracting the suspense of loan modifications, for making them permanent from temporary and all [...]
Written on October 23, 2010 | Posted in
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NATIONWIDE Job growth is there but not enough to make amends – Economists How to put back U.S. economy on its original track from the present recessionary trend? The answer to this million dollar question, tendered unanimously by economic experts is to concentrate on job growth. While the mortgage crisis in the real estate [...]
Written on October 21, 2010 | Posted in
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How to put back U.S. economy on its original track from the present recessionary trend? The answer to this million dollar question, tendered unanimously by economic experts is to concentrate on job growth. While the mortgage crisis in the real estate industry triggered the down-turn of the economy – the reason found out during the [...]
Written on October 19, 2010 | Posted in
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When you think of buying a home for residing with your family, invariably your first choice will be a newly designed, built and painted one with pleasing colors. After years of residing in a rented house, it is but natural you long for all the perks and conveniences are there in the new house, where [...]
Written on October 16, 2010 | Posted in
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NATIONWIDE Spurt in new home construction reported for August Home buyers in the down-turned housing markets were disappointed that they could not have a brand new home, when they searched the listings. The reason was most obvious – in all the home markets, the never-before flooding of foreclosure properties posed an unfair competition, to [...]
Written on October 14, 2010 | Posted in
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Where there are not murmurs and musing about the way foreclosures are handled and inordinate delay in banks’ dealing with foreclosures? Yes – there were complaints from distressed home owners – already hit by the foreclosure tragedy – and yet further distressed by the inefficient handling of their cases, by lending institutions that include some [...]
Written on October 12, 2010 | Posted in
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Home buyers in the down-turned housing markets were disappointed that they could not have a brand new home, when they searched the listings. The reason was most obvious – in all the home markets, the never-before flooding of foreclosure properties posed an unfair competition, to the existing pre-owned homes, with their distress sale prices. The [...]
Written on October 9, 2010 | Posted in
Housing |
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