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...Giving hope to the hopeful...We receive calls every week from clients and prospective Sellers regarding Loan Modifications....While there are many good resources available to help consumers understand Loan Modifications, these typically involve explain the basics as they relate to FEDERAL guidelines, not the guidelines relevant to your ...
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Wow.
Where we live and how we live....What drives us? Are we, each of us, the sum total of our credit scores? These scores affect our ability to rent a car, acquire and keep property and casualty insurance...open a bank account...and for 32% of all employers, the ability to choose the "best" candidate for the job. ...
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In his work, Conspiracy of the Rich, Rich Dad entrepenour, Robert Kiosaki, discusses the fact that during our current crisis on Wall Street, wealth didn't evaporate, it just changed hands....WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH REAL ESTATE?
Your equity, your value, may come back....If it does, and that's a big if, respected economists are ...
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Homebuilders confidence in the real estate market is at an all-time low, according to key economic indicators, and new home starts are also rending downward....
RIGHT NOW, there is an intersection of low prices and low interest rates...
Since new home starts are down, finding a great deal on a new home is the right choice.Check ...
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Has a bottom in real estate been reached? Well at least some buyers think some. The National Association of Realtors reported today that The Pending Home Sales Index rose 6.3% to 87.7 in December from a revised reading of 82.5 in November. What happened? Homes are simply becoming more affordable. NAR's House ...
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The good ole "lowball offer"....Welcome back friend.
Foreclosures across the country are up, but trending downward in Kansas City, and especially Johnson County, Kansas.
Why? Simple....Our market didn't suffer from an overdose of skyroeckting, overinflated housing prices. We sufferred from an increase in overvalued ...
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