Pre Foreclosure

It's Official…New Buyers Must Meet June 30 Close Deadline to Get Tax Credit

Posted by Admin on Jun 26, 2010 in Luxury Homes, Pre Foreclosure, Short Sales, Foreclosures,Current Events | 0 comments

It seems our illustrious government representatives can’t find a common ground to on which to meet…what’s new? With the recent defeat of HR 4213 on The Hill…it leaves an uncertain feeling in the mouths of buyers that are trying to take advantage of the $8,000.00 tax credit. Why it didn’t pass…there’s simply too much “pork fat” tied to it…or other initiatives that clouded its intention. Along with this HR bill…there was tied another initiative that would cost Americans billions of dollars and of course, that was the area of...

Steve Jobs..An Inspiring Must Watch Video. Follow Your Passion… Success will Follow YOU!

Posted by Admin on May 13, 2010 in Advice on Selling with No Equity in the Southern California, Pre Foreclosure | 0 comments

California Hot Spot for Foreclosures…CNBC Video…Short Sales Stop Foreclosure

Posted by Admin on May 3, 2010 in American Home Mortgage, Bank Negotiations and Short Sales in Southern California, Pre Foreclosure, Understand Obama's Help for Homeowners | 0 comments

Although California remains in the top 20 foreclosure activity, numbers are shifting into new areas. With the HAFA roll out April 5th Short Sales for homeowners that are upside down in equity have a realistic alternative to foreclosure. Email...

Housing Market…Robert J. Shiller; Case/Shiller Index

Posted by Admin on Jan 4, 2010 in Government Bills, Regulations and other news affecting, HAFA Government Program, Loan Modifications, Pre Foreclosure, Short Sales Stop Foreclosure, Short Sales, Foreclosures,Current Events, Understand Obama's Help for Homeowners, WACHOVIA SHORT SALE | 1 comment

2010….real estate recovery or more of the same? This week we will be sharing with you what a few on the nations most influential leaders think will happen this year with housing. First up, Mr. Robert J. Shiller…co-creator of the respected S&P/ Case Shiller Home Price Index. Homeowners with the best credit are the next big risk for the U.S. housing market. An increase in mortgage defaults among prime borrowers in 2009 is likely to accelerate this year, slowing the real estate recovery even as Americans become more optimistic about the economy, said Robert Shiller and Karl Case, the...

HAFA…Short Sales Are Preffered by Lenders Over a Foreclosure!

Posted by Admin on Jan 4, 2010 in Advice on Selling with No Equity in the Southern California, Bank of America, Countywide, Government Bills, Regulations and other news affecting, HAFA Government Program, Pre Foreclosure, Short Sales Stop Foreclosure, Short Sales, Foreclosures,Current Events, Understand Obama's Help for Homeowners, WACHOVIA SHORT SALE | 0 comments

Short Sales are the new buzz word for home owners and their LENDERS….. Homeowners have been turning to Short Sales the past several years to help them avoid foreclosure, although it’s not been altogether easy it’s been working for most sellers that have gone down that path. This year brings promising changes for homeowners that need or want to get out of a home that has declined in value to the point of no return….. As you know, there are many areas that have seen declines of 50%…and more! April 5th has promised to bring a welcome change brought on by our...

Tax Credit Bill Passed for New Home Buyers…and Move Ups

Posted by Admin on Nov 8, 2009 in Advice on Selling with No Equity in the Southern California, American Home Mortgage, Bank Negotiations and Short Sales in Southern California, Bank of America, Countywide, Frequently Asked Q&A about Short Sales, Government Bills, Regulations and other news affecting, How to Choose a Real Estate Agent when doing a Short, Loan Modifications, Pre Foreclosure, Short Sales, Foreclosures,Current Events, Success Stories, Understand Obama's Help for Homeowners, WACHOVIA SHORT SALE | 0 comments

As promised….here are the details for the home buyer tax credit. It’s official. President Obama has signed a bill that extends the tax credit for first-time homebuyers (FTHBs) into the first half of 2010. This program had been scheduled to expire on November 30, 2009. In addition to extending the tax credit of up to $8,000 through June 30, 2010, the extension measure also opens up opportunities for others who are not buying a home for the first time. So Who Gets What? The program that has existed for FTHBs remains intact with the one exception that more people are now eligible based on...