Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
Savvy investors are always the first to jump in a potentially profitable housing market and a new survey indicates things are heating up. More than 12...
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If you purchased a home a year ago and have the equity and creditworthiness to swing it, a refinance today could save you hundreds of dollars a month,...
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October foreclosure filings -- default notices, scheduled foreclosure auctions and bank repossessions -- declined 3 percent from the previous month,...
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Rushing to escrow to take advantage of the waning federal first-time home buyer tax credit? Relax. If you miss the Nov. 30 deadline, you'll likely get...
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Foreclosures in the third quarter 2009 soared five percent from a quarter earlier, and 23 percent from a year ago, as banks began to unload pent-up...
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States are once again stepping up to the plate to address some housing issues federal efforts often fall short on. Following in the footsteps of...
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Home prices are still at 2003 levels, but after six months of improved home price index readings, it's official. Home prices are trending up,...
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Expect home prices to drop, overall, another 5 percent in 2010, with double-digit decreases slated for markets like Phoenix, Miami and Las Vegas --...
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Lenders are freezing, slashing, and cutting off home equity lines of credit, but there's a growing manual of strategies you can use to avoid or...
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If you live in Silicon Valley, take a good hard look at your property tax assessment. If your home has lost value in recent years, there's a chance...
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