Foreclosures-Banks Now Prefer S.S. To Foreclosures

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Banks Now Prefer Short Sales To Foreclosures Banks dealing with lengthy, complicated and frequently messy foreclosures are starting to see "short sales" as a quicker and cheaper way of getting bad loans off their books.  The nation’s biggest mortgage servicers- Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo – are beginning to step up their… Read More

Foreclosures Are The Opportunity Of A Lifetime

Are you missing the opportunity of a lifetime? Most people get into real estate investing expecting to make a lot of money. And it’s true. Many individuals just like you have become extremely wealthy investing in real estate. They were in the right place at the right time. They became very wealthy as real estate… Read More

Declines in West Coast Foreclosure Starts

Declines in West Coast Foreclosure Starts The November 2010 Foreclosure Report by ForeclosureRadar shows that though there has been no major drop in delinquencies in the West Coast states of Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, foreclosure starts have fallen to 2008 levels, continuing their two month decline. The company’s report deduces that the drop… Read More

Foreclosures Fall-For Now

Foreclosures fall — for now According to RealtyTrac, foreclosure filings fell by 8% in November, making it the fourth consecutive month of improvement in the housing market. There were 306,627 filings last month, a decline that follows a 3% drop in October, 4% in September and 1% in August. “Loan modifications and other foreclosure prevention… Read More

U.S. housing values decline by trillions since the 2006 peak (Detroit Free Press)

U.S. homeowners have lost about $5.9 trillion in value since the housing market’s peak in March 2006 as mounting foreclosures and the recession weighed on prices, according to Zillow.com.