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Foreclosure Lingo, Process and Montrose Colorado Foreclosure Update

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We hear a lot about “foreclosures” and buyers and investors looking for “foreclosures” and real estate agents advertising  “foreclosures.”  In fact, what most of these people are referring to are REO (real estate owned ) properties, that is, real estate owned by the bank.  These are properties that have actually gone through the legal foreclosure [...]

Real Estate Trends – Tips for Buying Homes

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Owning real estate has grown as a profitable vehicle used to gain financial freedom for many investors.
It is very important to be aware of what is involved to ensure the success that is desired. One of the key factors is being aware of the trend. Purchasing real estate in an area where [...]

First-Time Homebuyers May Find New Expenses with New Home–but don’t forget the tax benefits

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As the expiration of the First Time Homebuyer Tax credit approaches (April 30th), there have been varying reports on how much this tax credit has really stimulated housing purchases. The consensus seems to be it has helped those who already were considering buying to get off the fence and do so; otherwise, it hasn’t been [...]

Professional Property Management – Can They Be Trusted?

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When it comes to money no one can debate the fact that people can become untrusting and untrustworthy, and when you are already paying someone to handle their money, the thought of them getting one over on you is not a nice one. For this reason you might have asked yourself can [...]

Short Sale Options for Homeowners

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Home sales have become increasingly popular. Home owners unable to make their mortgage payments will eventually find themselves being served with a foreclosure notice from their bank or lender. In order to stop the foreclosure they can opt to ask if they may move towards a short sale. This is an [...]

Looking for a Foreclsoure Bargain? Don’t Expect the Bank to Give it Away.

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Almost everyone is looking for and expecting to get a great bargain these days. There’s no question it’s a buyer’s market, but when it comes to foreclosures, don’t expect the banks to give it away, any more than a private seller would. REO’s (i.e., foreclosed, bank-owned) properties do offer some of the best bargains around, [...]

2010 Real Estate Investing Trends

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This is a Guest Post from popular real estate blogger, Chris Record, who is a real estate investor and social media marketing coach living in Southern California.  He currently maintains a blog a ChrisRecord.com and stars in a reality show for entrepreneurs called Unstrapp’d.
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Recently I spent some time researching statistics related to mortgage origination, foreclosures, [...]

Buying and Selling Real Estate in a Slow Market

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A slow market is usually identified by little or no activity going around in the market. Normally, real estate bubble bursts are followed by slow markets where sellers find themselves at the wrong end. Sellers are reluctant to sell at low prices (because they have purchased it at insanely high prices) [...]

Understanding Real Estate Deeds: Warranty Deeds, Grant Deeds, and Quit Claim Deeds

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One of the most basic advices, for anyone conducting business/trade with anybody else is to write down the agreement and have it signed with all of the concerned parties. It saves you from various complications and tricky situations in the future. A business agreement or contract illustrates the rights and obligations [...]