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Investors Drive Foreclose Prices Up

Home shoppers in parts of the country with lots of foreclosures are finding it increasingly difficult to buy. Investors are bidding up prices thousands above the original asking price. Federal legislation slowing the number of foreclosures is adding to the problem by reducing the number of homes on the market. For instance, in Las Vegas, […]

Housing Experts: Now Is a Perfect Time to Buy

Don’t forget to remind potential buyers of something that is obvious to real estate professionals: Now is the time to buy, but that opportunity may be slipping away. For people who have a job and money, a dream house is within reach, writes Marc Roth, founder of Home Warranty of America and a columnist for […]

Apartment Vacancies Highest Since 1987

The vacancy rate for U.S. apartments rose to 7.5 percent in the second quarter, the highest rate since 1987, according to a report from researcher Reis Inc. Second-quarter asking rent fell 0.7 percent compared to the same quarter a year ago to $1,040 a month. Including incentives, effective rent was down 1.9 percent from the […]

Failed Projects Turned Into Affordable Housing

Expensive cities like New York and Seattle are trying to find ways to change failed luxury projects into affordable housing for families with moderate incomes. Seattle has a measure on the ballot in the next election that would create a fund to buy market-rate real estate developments. New York is studying a plan to subsidize […]

Low-Ball Appraisals Cause Problems

Real estate practitioners in Nevada, one of the areas hit hardest by foreclosures, say low-ball appraisals are slowing sales and preventing recovery. Mark Stark, CEO of Prudential Americana Group in Las Vegas, says he thinks appraisers are too focused on projecting how much prices could fall rather than reflecting what values really are. “The appraisers […]

Fed Report: Real Estate Stabilizing in Key Cities

While real estate and other industries remained weak in all 12 of the Federal Reserve districts, there is reason for optimism in several areas, according to the Federal Reserve, which released its periodic “Beige Book” report of economic activity on Wednesday. In Boston, Fed contacts reported “early signs of improvement” in the residential real estate […]

Tread Carefully When Making a Low-Ball Offer

These days, it’s easier to make a low-ball offer than it used to be, but still it’s important to be smart. Here are some things that a real estate practitioner and would-be buyer should consider when contemplating such an offer: ● Use foreclosures as comps carefully. Look realistically at the prices foreclosures in the neighborhood […]

Survey: Households Say Now Good Time to Buy

More than three-quarters (78 percent) of potential first-time home buyers say that now is a good time to buy a home, despite widespread concern about the economy. Out of the 1,000 prospective U.S. first-time home buyers surveyed in early March for the CENTURY 21 First-Time Home Buyer Survey, 68 percent think now is a better […]

Allow me the opportunity to help you with a Short-Sale…

Unfortuntly another friend has lost their home due to foreclosure.  I wish I would have known they were going  through this… I would have wanted to help with either assisting them obtain a Loan modification or via Short-Sale.. If you are facing Foreclosure- please allow me the opportunity to help you.  Email or call anytime: […]

1488 Avon Ave- 70K!!!

Great starter home for one ready to roll up his/her sleeves!  Huge lot, new heating system easy access to public transportation- SIDE WALKS 🙂 . Make your best & highest- you could be in your  new home by Valentines Day! http://www.postlets.com/res/1608670 Search: AVON for additional photos