The rate of California foreclosures and how it’s been affecting California presents a case study in how to not run a real estate market for long-term benefit, basically. California benefited from at least a decade of unbridled enthusiasm for its real estate that was coupled with uncontrolled speculation that masked the fact that nothing ever lasts forever, including a booming real estate market it would seem. Read More >

California foreclosures and how California leadership may deal with them is an important issue. Understanding just how the Golden State found itself dealing with such a large problem in the first place and how it began to experience this problem years before the rest of the country did is an interesting problem. Some of the issue deals with rampant speculation while some of it also deals with a failure of state leadership, it needs to be said. Read More >

The Golden State and how California foreclosures have impacted it is a subject that could probably fill volumes in a textbook. A short synopsis would be that the number of willing and able buyers looking for homes in California dried up. Also, the synopsis would say that these buyers are going to stay away until home prices have reached a stable and lower level. This means that foreclosures are going to be around for some time, as well. Read More >

California commercial real estate and how California foreclosures affects it should be a subject for study for any person looking to invest in Golden State property markets or even its economy in general. Whether to stay in any sort of California real estate at present is a question, but there are always diamonds among a mountain of coal if one has the patience to look for them. Read More >

The current recession and California foreclosures in the Golden State should be studied in order to understand how what happens out in California can eventually spill over to the rest of the nation. It’s especially important to study this issue if the time is coming when getting back into California real estate markets it’s going to happen. This can help one to avoid repeating the same mistakes, at least. Read More >