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July 2010 - Posts

Watch this Video To See How The Most Devastating Financial Collapse Happen - Housing Bubble !

CNBC presents the defining story of our time. Correspondent David Faber investigates the origins of the global economic crisis and the events leading to the most devastating financial collapse since the Great Depression. This video may make you mad, may

Did you KNow : Reasons People Move, Choose New Location

According to U.S. Consumer Moving / Relocation: Attitudes and Behaviors June 2010 Survey conducted by Relocation.com, Texas and Florida are once again the leading destination states. The same trend was found in national surveys conducted in 2009. When
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Before You Make an Offer, Inspect the Home

The best way to protect yourself is to hire an experienced home inspector to check the house's structure and systems, including the roof, heating, plumbing, electrical and air conditioning systems. The cost of a home inspection ranges between $250

Bathrooms Help Sell Homes !

The two rooms that benefit most from even small renovations are the kitchen and bathroom. To really amaze home buyers, apply the following suggestions: Bathroom Fixtures Get rid of outdated bathroom fixtures like pink toilets, seashell sinks and old light

Five Steps To Buy A Home !

So you’ve decided to take the next step and buy a home? Congratulations! Purchasing a home is a huge step towards your financial future; it is one that will prove beneficial time and time again. To ensure this important move goes as smooth as possible,

Buying A Foreclosure

For better or for worse, there are a lot of foreclosures hitting the housing market right now. While it may seem like an ideal situation, purchasing a home for less than it’s worth; you need to make sure you take the proper precautions before taking

Credit Scores

More Americans’ Credit Scores Sink to New Lows July 12, 2010 By Eileen AJ Connelly NEW YORK—The credit scores of millions more Americans are sinking to new lows. Figures provided by FICO Inc. show that 25.5 percent of consumers—nearly

Housing Bust

Housing Matters for Families, Neighborhoods, and Economy July 13, 2010 By Kathleen Lynn As director of the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard, Nicolas Retsinas has had a front-row seat on the real estate market’s dramatic boom and bust.
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Tips For Time Buyers

First: Pay Off Your Debt It's a common mistake for home-buyers-to-be: They focus on saving as much money as possible for a down payment instead of paying off other debts. A better approach is to use extra cash to eliminate credit-card and other high-interest

Qualifying For a Home Loan

When considering your mortgage, lenders look at a variety of factors, including your ability and willingness to repay the loan. Your ability to repay is verified by your current employment and total income. Your willingness to repay is closely related

Home Owners Staying In Home Longer Before Banks Have Foreclosure Sale .

More than 7.3 million home loans are in some state of delinquency or foreclosure , and there's no end in sight. That's because the number of homeowners who are 90 days or more delinquent jumped 9.2 percent in May 2010 over May 2009, according

Wausau Real Estate - Buying Foreclosed Homes Saved Buyers About 32%

MADISON — Buyers got better deals on distressed properties in Wisconsin during the first quarter compared to the national average. A company that tracks foreclosures across the country, Realtytrac, says Wisconsin buyers saved about 32 percent on

If your listings aren’t moving, perhaps you should see if any of your descriptive remarks are in this Week’s Hall of Lame

Your buyers will lick the tenants.” (Shouldn’t they at least buy ‘em dinner first? ) “New stove and microweave” (Proudly offered by Hair Club for Men) “Down soupe with lovely fowledge” (A bird in hand is worth