Wednesday, August 29, 2007

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Renters Have Much to Gain by Pursuing Home Ownership

Yes, there are certain responsibilities associated with owning a home. Landlords will often argue the benefits of renting, and for obvious reason. If you are renting, you are helping them make their mortgage payment.

The numbers are staggering if you look at it this way. If you are paying $1,000 per month for an apartment, and you know your rent will increase 5% every year, then over the next five years you will pay your landlord $66,309. If you are currently renting a house, you may be paying much more than that each month. Either way, you gain no equity by shelling out this monthly housing expense and you certainly will not benefit when the property value goes up!

However, if you were to purchase your own home or condominium, you would be well on your way toward building equity within that same five-year period. By choosing a fixed-rate loan program, you can have the comfort of knowing that your monthly mortgage payment will never go up. In fact, you would have the option of refinancing to a lower interest rate at some point in the future should interest rates drop, and this would cause your monthly mortgage commitment to go down.... View the rest of this article by visiting BuyerBeWhere.com at the link above...


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Tuesday, July 24, 2007

The Best Informaiton on property

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Pre Foreclosure Properties And HUD Foreclosures

Preforeclosure is the time between when a property owner gets a notice that he is in default on a mortgage and when he loses his home.

You can actually help an owner who is in default by helping him make his mortgage payments until you can help him sell his house.

Lets say the house is worth 200000.00 and he has 25000.00 in equity. You can offer to make the mortgage payments until the house is sold. You then take a cut of the equity plus the cost of payments youve made.... View the rest of this article by visiting BuyerBeWhere.com at the link above...


 

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Thursday, July 19, 2007

My property Reviews

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In Defense of Casey Serin

Casey Serin just doesn't look the part. Soft-spoken, articulate, and terminally well-dressed, Casey delivers blogs and interviews about his predicament as though he were talking about a trip to the dentist. But this is no dental checkup; I'd trade my situation for a drilling sans Novocaine in a heartbeat if I were him. Casey is, of course, the you either love him or hate him casualty of real estate fever who now owns several properties, owes a couple million dollars (what's that in rubles, about 54 million?) and has a negative cash flow in the twenty thousand-a-month range. His position in the aforesaid properties is upside-down, of course, hence the casualty label. Upside down means that the properties aren't worth what he owes on them, for the most part. So far, he has lost something like six properties to foreclosure. According to his blog, the next one (foreclosure, that is) is scheduled for today.

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Friday, June 15, 2007

My property Reviews

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Focus on Foreclosure Part 2 Finding Gold at Foreclosure Auctions

In part one, we talked about how to do preforeclosure investing, which essentially means to help a homeowner stop the foreclosure process. For a variety of reasons, this strategy doesnt always work. The homeowner may wait until its too late, may not be willing to negotiate, or may not even realize this is an option. Or the lender may not be willing to work with you on the deal. Whatever the reason, if the foreclosure isnt stopped, a judgment is entered, and the property is put up for sale at auction.

The auction will be held at the local courthouse or another location depending on the laws of the particular state. Typically, the date, time, and place of the sale is published in the local legal notices. Your county clerks office can provide you with the information you need to attend and buy at the auction.... View the rest of this article by visiting BuyerBeWhere.com at the link above...

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Vlog #2: House-Hunting
A quick tour to Manama to look at a house that my parents were considering buying.



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Thursday, June 07, 2007

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Focus on Foreclosure Part 2 Finding Gold at Foreclosure Auctions

In part one, we talked about how to do preforeclosure investing, which essentially means to help a homeowner stop the foreclosure process. For a variety of reasons, this strategy doesnt always work. The homeowner may wait until its too late, may not be willing to negotiate, or may not even realize this is an option. Or the lender may not be willing to work with you on the deal. Whatever the reason, if the foreclosure isnt stopped, a judgment is entered, and the property is put up for sale at auction.

The auction will be held at the local courthouse or another location depending on the laws of the particular state. Typically, the date, time, and place of the sale is published in the local legal notices. Your county clerks office can provide you with the information you need to attend and buy at the auction.... View the rest of this article by visiting BuyerBeWhere.com at the link above...

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Attorney Jack Garson on the changing real estate market
in Bethesda, MD, is interviewed about the sudden shift in the residential real estate market-- from a "Panic to Buy" to a "Panic www.garsonlaw.com
Noted business attorney Jack Garson, founding principle of Garson Claxton in Bethesda, MD, is interviewed about the sudden shift in the residential real estate market-- from a "Panic to Buy" to a "Panic to Sell." He has vital suggestions for all homeowners on how to handle the rapid change.



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Friday, May 25, 2007

Why I Like property

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Journeying to the Ideal Mortgage

Choosing a mortgage loan to suit your lifestyle can be an uphill task. The task is further compounded these days by the sheer variety of mortgage options available in the financial markets. How do you choose the mortgage that would be the most suitable for you.

The traditional mortgage loan is the thirtyyear fixed rate mortgage. This removes the uncertainty that may be prevalent in other types of mortgages, by providing a fixed term and a fixed rate of interest.

The other basic mortgage type is the one-year adjustable rate mortgage. This type of mortgage is also one of thirty years. But in this case, the rate of interest is subject to change every year based on the index that your loan uses.... View the rest of this article by visiting BuyerBeWhere.com at the link above...


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