17 July 2010, 11:44 am
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8 June 2010, 1:59 pm
JUST LISTED FORECLOSURE HOME IN HOBART
14 North Delaware St, Hobart, IN 46342 Bank Owned Property. Sold AS-IS Preapproved buyers only. Seller to pay $2,500 towards buyers closing costs with full price offer.
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Tagged bank owned property, bathrooms, closing costs, family bedrooms, foreclosure listing, Hobart, information price, north delaware st, real estate, single family, USDPaul Boyter McCollyMLS(219)926-1616(219)789-1228ForeclosureReal estateClosing costPropertyBusiness_FinanceBusiness_Finance
10 May 2010, 5:43 am
Buying a home can seem overwhelming with the amount of details, documents and numbers involved. But armed with the right information a first time home buyer can venture into the exciting world of real estate without feeling the pressure and stress that can sometimes accompany it.
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28 April 2010, 6:44 am
If you’re like a lot of people, your closets are probably in total disarray and you cringe every time someone opens your doors. If your closets are packed beyond their limits, this article is for you. When you’re looking to sell your home it is important to give potential buyers a good impression on your home, and not all the things you have stuffed into it!
Take a few minutes, or hours, to make your closets look a little nicer when prospective buyers look in them during a showing. Follow the 5 easy steps I’ve outlined below in this article, and be sure not to overlook the impact that useable closet space can have on a sale!
Filed under Porter County Sales, Uncategorized.
Tagged closet space, crawlspace, kitchen pantry, kitchens and bathrooms, linen closet, prospective buyers, real estate, realtor, Realtors, sewing supplies, small appliances, storage shed, storing food, total disarray
12 April 2010, 11:05 am
Avoid Foreclosure watch?v=JLb8NAsndX8 If you are facing foreclosure this is a must see short. You must get proactive now or there will be severe consequences. You may be eligible for a loan work out , a re-financing option, or a short sale. Get help! You are not alone, unless you choose to be. Help is [...]
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Tagged consequences, Creative financing, Deed in lieu of foreclosure, facing foreclosure, finance, financing option, foreclosure, Human Interest, loan, Property Personal, property search engine, real estate, Real property, Short sale
9 April 2010, 10:57 am
I am regularly asked by friends and associates for advice on the key to successfully selling their property. The advice I give them is very simple; choose the right estate agent. This is never quite as simple as it should be, especially where the area is saturated with estate agents.
Firstly, make sure the agent you instruct to sell your property is regulated. Almost anyone can trade as an estate agent in the UK with no formal qualifications or training. Its little wonder estate agents in this country have such a poor perception in the public’s eyes.
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Tagged London, NAEA, national association of estate agents, professional integrity, property search engine, real estate, rent, successful selling, United Kingdom, _Finance
23 March 2010, 6:08 am
The most important investment you will ever make is probably the purchase of a home. Finding the right home for you can be a long and arduous process, but there is no getting around that.
Know Your Wants And Needs
Before embarking on your journey of house hunting, you must know what you really want to find. Sit down with pen and paper and list all the features you care most about, such as:
- Location (in a particular city, school district or neighborhood)
15 March 2010, 6:43 am
FHA home loans have been around since 1934 and have helped many buyers purchase the home of their dreams. The underwriting guidelines on FHA home loans are much more lenient than on the conventional loans making obtaining financing much more accessible for more people.
The minimum down payment required on a FHA home loan at this time is 3.5%. Compared to the conventional loan which requires a minimum of a 5% – 10% down payment, this can make the difference of being able to purchase a home for some buyers or not being able to purchase due the larger down payment requirement.Sometimes, a buyer may not have all of the funds for the down payment and closing costs saved up, but they have a relative that wants to help them achieve the dream of owning a home. Both conventional and FHA loans allow a gift, however, there are big differences in the requirements on each type of loan.
12 March 2010, 7:07 am
Buying a Home? Your also Buying Insurance!
By Mike Adams
If you are a first time home buyer, or if this is the fourth home you bought your also an insurance buyer. Most Real Estate Agents don’t mention too much about insurance because it is not a product that they handle. They will (or should) tell you you need to get a homeowner policy on your new home as soon as your offer is accepted and point you to the phone book. That is about all that is said. What not said is important can save you a lot of money both in the short term and over the term of the loan.
Here are some things you should do……
6 March 2010, 8:38 am
When it comes to finding new listings, short sales may be your answer. In an effort to avoid foreclosure some homeowners may resort to a short sale. A short sale is the sale of a home for less than the value of the mortgage with approval from the lender. Before a home can go through the foreclosure process, the lender must file a notice of default, at the County Recorder Office. A NOD is the formal notification to the homeowner that they have lapsed in mortgage payments. All of these records are available at the Recorder’s office and it is your job to do the research to find these listings. These public records are accessible by anyone but you must research through all the paperwork to find the names of the people to contact. Although this may be time consuming, you going to the clerk’s office will put you ahead of all the other agents fighting for these listings.
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