Posts Tagged ‘Foreclosure/Repossession’

St Louis Loan Experts See More HAFA Approved Short Sales

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Consumers have been bombarded with daily news about what Washington is doing today to save our economy from this sagging real estate market. Read More >

Tax Lien Investing Keeps You In Control Of Your Assets

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

For a long time wealth has been created through tax lien investing. People have continued to bank off of the losses of others through their delinquencies in taxes. Only recently has this form of real estate investing come to light for the general public. Now that it has you can learn how to create and grow your own wealth through tax lien investing and just keep on getting richer. Read More >

Buying A Home – Is It Really Better Than A Condo?

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

If you’re contemplating purchasing a property in a condo, townhouse, or subdivision development, you’ll be forced to follow a stringent homeowner association rules and regulations; pay fines when you fail to obey these rules; be subjected to a property lien when you can’t keep up with the monthly association fees; violation fees and other assessments; and receive additional fines when you break the rules. Read More >

Minnesota Repossessions Mansion Bankruptcy Homes

Monday, July 5th, 2010

In Minnesota Chapter 7 Bankruptcy laws, a debtor has more rights to protect their property than under Minnesota Foreclosures procedure. Assuming a foreclosure already exists on the home, the first step to take is to consult a lawyer and obtain some advice. Talking to a lawyer will give you many options instead of just allowing the foreclosure to happen. It will give you the opportunity to sort out all your financial matters and decide what route you want to take. Read More >

When Considering California Foreclosures And How They Can Hurt California’s Economy

Sunday, July 4th, 2010

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 >