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Get Free Foreclosure Advice In Minutes
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What to Look for in a Home Buyer
In taking on the responsibility of selling your own home, you have the added task of appraising not only your property, but the people who wish to bid on it. Whether you are hosting an open house or taking potential buyers on a private tour of your home, you may be excited at the prospect of ...
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Before You Sell - Know the Law
There's more to selling a home than putting up a "For Sale" sign and waiting for people to make offers. If want to sell your home, you need to be aware of the many local and state laws and various regulations attached to selling property. You have be knowledgeable about real estate contracts and ...
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New Bankruptcy Law Makes it Harder to Stop Foreclosure
On October 17, 2005 President Bush's sweeping bankruptcy reform law goes into effect forever changing the rules of debt collection in this natiion. Consumer advocates and the public appear to be completely unaware of the total and complete victory of the creditors under the new legislation. This ...
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Foreclosure Homes for Sale
Are you on a small budget, but you want to purchase a home? If you are on a small budget, and you want to get a home, to start living as a family in an area that you love, look towards homes that have recently been foreclosed. A foreclosure is one that someone else has lost. The homeowner may not ...
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Bad Credit A Bigger Risk than Terrorism
Yes its true! According to an article written by Dan Seymour of the Associated Press on Monday, the biggest short term risk to our economy is bad credit. According to a survey of 258 members conducted by the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) credit has replaced terrorism as the ...
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Advertise Your Home For Sale Effectively
Your home is appraised, inspected, painted, repaired, and ready for sale! You have a set price and a list of criteria for the perfect buyer. You have a sign on the front lawn and an e-mail to all your friends and family letting them know there is a perfect home waiting to be bought. Now all you ...
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How to Lose Your Home: The Cost of Poor Advice When Facing a Foreclosure
In February 2006, Jennifer and Roger Roberson found themselves unable to make their mortgage payments after Roger, a 37 year old father of two, lost his job as a technician for a major high-tech firm in New Jersey. They received notice from their lender that the foreclosure process was being ...
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Factors That May Determine the Final Appraisal of Your Home
So, after careful consideration of the time, expense, and energy involved in selling your own home, you have decided to go the For Sale By Owner route. You have taken care of all necessary inspections and legalities, you are ready to plant a sign on your front lawn and place an ad in the paper. ...
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Subprime Mortgage Crisis
Subprime mortgage is usually defined as a mortgage given to people who have lower credit ratings and usually don't qualify for normal mortgages. Subprime mortgages usually have much higher interest rates, and have a huge rate of foreclosure. The recent subprime mortgage market has had a meltdown ...
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Before You Sell Your Home, Know Who to Call
Pop quiz time: when you sell a home by yourself, how many people are involved in the process? You may have answered two: the seller and the buyer. While these two are probably the most important people involved in the sale of any home, by no means are they the only people to consider. Just because ...
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