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Buncombe County Foreclosure Rates Continue To Climb
Foreclosure rates in Buncombe County continue to climb, far outstripping 2008’s foreclosures. Year-to-date, my research shows 176 homes were lost to foreclosure for the first half of 2009. This … more →
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Buncombe County Foreclosure Rates Continue To Climb
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billmcmannis wrote 1 week ago: Foreclosure rates in Buncombe County continue to climb, far outstripping 2008’s foreclosures. … more →
The Foreclosure Process In Nevada
blacklobellolawblog wrote 3 weeks ago: What is the foreclosure process in Nevada? The answer can help a homeowner decide what course of ac … more →
Realtors and the Ethics of Short Sales
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billmcmannis wrote 1 month ago: This past weekend I had a series of very interesting conversations regarding the economic crisis. ho … more →
Absorption Rates for May 2009 Now Available
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billmcmannis wrote 1 month ago: I just compiled my Absorption Rate Report that reflects May Actuals and my projections for June. Whi … more →
Nevada Assembly Bill 149
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blacklobellolawblog wrote 1 month ago: On June 1, 2009 Assembly Bill 149 was enacted which amends existing laws related to foreclosures and … more →
Tax Credit as Down Payment? Be Careful What You Ask For!
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billmcmannis wrote 1 month ago: As I wrote on Monday, HUD and the IRS agreed to allow the first-time homebuyer tax credit to be used … more →
It's Back! $8000 First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit for Down Payment
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billmcmannis wrote 1 month ago: The on again, off again ability to use the $8000 first-time homebuyer tax credit is back. This time … more →
Buncombe Foreclosure Stats for May 2009: Positive Signals
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billmcmannis wrote 1 month ago: I took a few moments this evening to review the courthouse records for Buncombe County. Properties i … more →
The Home Price Index - Not Good
ioubuyer wrote 1 month ago: Nothing like starting the week with bad news but here it goes: The S &P/ Case Shiller National H … more →
National and Western North Carolina Home Price Declines
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billmcmannis wrote 1 month ago: The AP announced today that S&P’s National Home Price Index showed a record 19.1% decline … more →
Orange County Coastal Mobile Notary Services (949) 306-3114 Available 24 Hours - 7 Days a week
ocnotarynow wrote 1 month ago: Orange County’s Premier Mobile Notary Service. You can stay in the comfort of your own atmosp … more →
HUD Reverses Itself: Tax Credit Cannot Be Used As Down Payment
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billmcmannis wrote 2 months ago: Earlier today I blogged about the momentous news that the first time home buyer tax credit of up to … more →
Despite Unanswered Questions, The 1st Time Homebuyer Tax Credit is the Biggest Thing to Happen to Residential Real Estate
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billmcmannis wrote 2 months ago: Last week’s news that the first time homebuyer tax credit may be used for the down payment or … more →
Foreclosure Rates In Buncombe County: Looking For Light At the End of The Tunnel
billmcmannis wrote 2 months ago: Year to date, homes in the foreclosure process (those where the lienholder has recorded the appointm … more →
The Right Way to Owner financing
captaindbw wrote 2 months ago: The stormy real estate market has buyers struggling because of credit issues and sellers desperate t … more →
First Time Home Buyer Incentives Are Working
ioubuyer wrote 2 months ago: The last blog was about the first quarter foreclosure report. So now we’ll go in the opposite direct … more →
States With The Most Foreclosures
ioubuyer wrote 2 months ago: The metro areas with the highest foreclosure rate, as of the first quarter of 2009 are in just 4 sta … more →
2009 California Notary Public Handbook Now Available
ocnotarynow wrote 2 months ago: “The new phone book is here, the new phone book is here!” - The Jerk, 1979 You don … more →
Swine Flu Increases Mortgage Rates
ioubuyer wrote 2 months ago: Strange that an impending pandemic could actually improve mortgage markets but seems to be the case … more →
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