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Real Estate Investing - FSBOs vs. Agent Listings?
Real estate investing is a learned skill that involves understanding acquisition options. An initial decision is whether to buy FSBOs or agent-listed properties. The real estate investor with limited funds needs to know the pros and cons.
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A FSBO's Guide to Keeping It Safe When Selling Your Home
'For Sale By Owner' home sellers not only need to think like a realtor in finding potential buyers for their homes, they also need to think like a personal security expert and safeguard themselves from being burglarized or attacked.
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Legal Details You Need To Know About REO
With the housing slump, followed by the recent subprime market meltdown leaving a flood of foreclosures in its wake, lenders, brokers and agents have tried to rebound with real estate-owned (REO) properties. But breaking into the distressed property or REO market is difficult unless you know the ropes - and the competition for foreclosures, today, is fierce. Just ask Steele V. Propp, foreclosure specialist/loss mitigation consultant, for the Bank Owned Property Division of the Minneapolis-based Schatz Group, GMAC Real Estate.
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Find a List of Foreclosed Homes in California
Finding your dream foreclosure home in California presents a tough, but conquerable, challenge. Follow these steps and you'll be able to find the best deals available in the California foreclosure market.
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Would You Trade a Title Agency For Foreclosure Work?
That's basically what a Cleveland attorney did. Read on to see why Frank Chapman gave up his title agency in order to make an estimated $173.7 million from the government selling foreclosed properties in Ohio and Michigan.
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Can A Foreclosure Loan Help You?
Do you have creditors calling your home on a daily basis? If so, you may be facing the reality of losing your home to foreclosure and...
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How Any Real Estate Agent Can Generate New Leads & Listings from Foreclosures
Real Estate Foreclosures continue to climb across the country and are up 62% in April 2007 from the previous year. Any Real Estate Agent whose armed themselves with the knowledge of how to gain access to these folks and work to help them solve their problem can carve out a brand new niche for themselves that 99% of other Real Estate Agents think are junk prospects.
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Short Sales An Answer For Tough Times
Well you bought your home during good times and now times have changed. Your property rentals are down or you’ve lost your job and cant carry the mortgage.
Worse than that, the markets have changed and you cannot sell for what you've paid. Still you have no choice but to sell or foreclose. There is one possibility besides foreclosure and that’s a short sale.
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Digested by the Foreclosure Machine
Many homeowners end up living lives of desperation, chasing one debt after another and relying on borrowed money and borrowed time in order to pay their bills. The ones who end up falling behind and facing foreclosure represent only the most extreme cases of an all too common situation. It is imperative, though, that homeowners at any level of financial stability understand what system they are really supporting and how it contributes only to their own financial destruction.
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10 Options A Homeowner Can Choose From To Avoid Foreclosure
It is difficult enough for a homeowner to deal with the typical causes of a foreclosure, (i.e. divorce, job loss, chronic illness), these circumstances alone are often overwhelming. In spite of this, a homeowner should try to find the time to muster the energy to begin to evaluate the options that may be available...
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What Steps Can I Take to Avoid Foreclosure?
Foreclosure is the legal procedure a bank or lender can take if you fail to make your mortgage payments in a timely manner. When this process concludes, you will no longer own your home.
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More From Symons - Piercing the Corporate Veil
The March 31, 2007 opinion in Symons International v. Continental Casualty Company, et al., 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 27356 (S.D. Ind.) discusses Indiana's common law theory of piercing the corporate veil. The legal principle, not unlike the principles in Indiana's Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, which also is analyzed in the case, provides a method for collecting a debt from someone other than the actual, named borrower. If applicable, the piercing doctrine provides a nice remedy for Indiana creditors victimized by shady debtors hiding behind the corporate shield.
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