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Facing Foreclosure – Do You Want Mortgage Relief?
By Jim Stevenson
Are you currently facing foreclosure and looking for mortgage relief?
If you have already received a Notice of Default (NOD) or are in danger of receiving one, then you may be feeling trapped in your current situation.
But There’s Hope for Your Underwater Mortgage
If you owe more than your home is worth, then you have an underwater mortgage. But you’re not alone. In the March 27, 2010 Washington Times article Obama foreclosure plan gives payment break to jobless “More than 15 million homeowners fall into this category, according to Moody’s Analytics.” Read more
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Mortgage Relief For Underwater Mortgage Debt – Do You Qualify
By Jim Stevenson
Are you looking for home mortgage relief from underwater mortgage debt?
Well, you’re not alone. Today many people find themselves in a position where they would like to stay in their home but they can’t afford their current mortgage payments. Read more
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If You Are Thinking About Buying Foreclosures, Ask Yourself This Question
Are you thinking about buying foreclosed properties? If you are thinking about this, know that you are not alone. Anyone who has even the slightest interest in real estate investing is probably thinking the same thoughts.
All across the United States, and in other places around the world, property owners are losing their properties to foreclosure. Blame it on corrupt mortgage brokers, greedy bankers, and unqualified, irresponsible buyers, if you want. Whatever happened to cause foreclosure for any particular property owner, the harsh reality is that one person’s loss can be another person’s gain. Read more
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Why Real Estate Investing In Raw Land Is A Safe Strategy During The Recession
Real estate investing, for some people, has gone from a fast way to create wealth to a faster way to lose money. Do you wonder if there are any safe real estate investing options during the Great Recession? Read more
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A Proven Process For True Success
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Does A $700 Billion Bailout For Banks Prevent Foreclosures For Homeowners?
The top item in the news in the last week has been the financial crisis facing the banks. Yesterday, Washington Mutual was seized by the FDIC. This is the largest bank failure in United States history. WaMu was then sold to JP Morgan Chase, to further consolidate the banking industry into a handful of giant banks. Read more
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Using Leverage To Create Weapons Of Financial Mass Destruction
Leverage creates wealth. This has been the promise behind the real estate boom. Now that the boom has gone bust, what is the role of leverage in the current financial crisis?
Greed is blamed for much of the economic crisis currently facing us. But blaming greed misses the real point. Greed needs a mechanism—a tool—to put greed to work. This tool has been touted as the magic money-making tool. What is the tool? It is leverage. Read more
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What’s Wrong With This Picture?
Turn on the news, and all you see is disaster. Floods, earthquakes, tornados, typhoons.
Meanwhile, prices at the supermarket are going through the roof.
And gas prices go up, up, up while the equity in your house goes down, down, down.
That assumes you still have a house after the bottom fell out of the real estate market from the subprime mortgage debacle and millions of homeowners have already lost their homes to foreclosure. Read more
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The Real Deal on Real Estate Notes: There’s Money in Debt!
By Maria Fee
I spent a lot of time and money self educating to understand real estate. I wanted to understand how to better control my investments instead of handing over my hard-earned savings to financial advisors who are still working to make a living. I believe in diversification like so many advisors chant. Read more
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Commercial Banker Discusses Typical Loan Scenarios for Private Money Deals
Commercial real estate, private money loans also known as hard money and or bridge loans are becoming more prevalent as borrowers enjoy less red tape, quicker closings and more “common sense” underwriting than conventional financing provides. Typically though, borrowers still relay on this type of financing as an option when conventional sources are not available. Read more
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