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  • Underwater Mortgages Driving Rise in Bank Repo Homes

     By:John Cutts

    Negative equity is driving the continued rise in bank repo homes, according to Deutsche Bank analysts. They predicted that 48 percent of all mortgages will be underwater by 2011.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Study: Foreclosures, Cheap Houses for Sale in Four States

     By:John Cutts

    A University of Virginia study showed that foreclosure homes and cheap houses for sale are concentrated only in Arizona, California, Florida and Nevada and some metropolitan counties.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • 35 Counties Push Up Foreclosures by State Rankings

     By:John Cutts

    A USA Today study contends that foreclosures in 35 counties located in just a few places high on foreclosures by state rankings may have started the crisis that battered mortgage banks and ultimately the whole country.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Virginia Doesn't Want $125 Million in Federal Stimulus Money

     By:Carolyn Capalbo

    If you were offered $125 million would you turn it down? That's what happened this month when the Virginia Republicans voted to reject $125 million in federal stimulus money to help fight unemployment. This wasn't a slim victory – in fact the House voted 53-46 to reject Virginia Governor Tim Kaine's proposal which would extend unemployment benefits.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Why Choose Land for Sale in West Virginia?

     By:Mark Starr

    If you want to buy acreage for sale that you can use as a retreat from bustling city life, then West Virginia land might be right for you. The land for sale in West Virginia has a natural beauty that has attracted many individuals, but it has largely resisted the temptation to urbanize or concentrate large populations in small areas. This makes West Virginia land perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment


  • Mortgage Frauds End Up in Foreclosure Leaving Homeowners Homeless

     By:Leticia Carvalho

    In desperation to pay up for their foreclosure problems, some Virginia Beach homeowners ended up losing their homes. Scammers have seen another way to swindle.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Stucco And EIFS Siding Choices

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    Stucco and its various uses both in a home and out are usually known to most people in the Southwestern United States. But, when was the last time someone mentioned EIFS? EIFS is a different form of siding that looks amazingly similar to stucco. There are some distinctions between the two kinds of siding that are helpful to be familiar with, however.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • The Five Things About You That Contribute To Your Credit Score

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    Banks and other businesses use a person's credit score to decide on personally significant information such as credit amounts, and interest rates on loans; therefore, your score, between 300-850 is very important. Your FICO (Fair Isaac Company) credit score is the one utilized by 90% of financial institutions, and is considered to be the most important credit score. The closer your FICO credit score is to 850 the better.


    In Category - Credit Issues
  • Homeowner Tips: Refinancing Your Home Loan

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    It is always a great idea to learn about all of the options that are out there for you monetarily if you are a homeowner. The majority of people are having to buckle down, due to the present state of the economy and the unemployment rate in this country. In tough times, it is extremely tempting to use funds such as those tied up in your home investment. You should be certain that you have studied the facts before making this choice, however.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • Shenandoah Community For Active Adults Over 55 On Lake Frederick In Virginia

     By:Hubert Miles

    Shenandoah is a premier gated community for active adults located between Front Royal and Winchester, Virginia. Developed by the Oxbridge Group, this 942 acre gated community features breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains, access to Lake Frederick, and miles of natural woodlands offer active adults plenty of enjoyment...


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Habitat for Humanity Celebrates Resale of First Home under Foreclosure Program

     By:Rudson Tren

    Habitat for Humanity has resold a foreclosed home it bought under the federal government's Neighborhood Stabilization Program in Virginia. The joint program buys foreclosed homes at select areas and renovates those before resale.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Taxes Are Up Despite Rising Number of Foreclosed and Bankruptcy Homes

     By:Scott Zahid

    Although foreclosed and bankruptcy homes continue to depress the values of properties, some areas in West Virginia are still faced with increasing taxes. Kanawha County was one of these areas.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Buying One of the Foreclosed Homes in Wayne, Michigan

     By:Rudson Tren

    There are many reasons why you should buy one of the foreclosed homes in Wayne, Michigan or any area of your choice. Stability and better investment are among these reasons.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Foreclosed Properties for Sale in Loudoun Bought by Lender

     By:John Cutts

    Clusters of foreclosed properties for sale in Loudoun, Virginia were acquired back by lender iStar Financial after developer Greenvest LC failed to pay its $130 million loan. Development restrictions contributed to the developer’s financial problems.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Lake Manassas – A Golfer's Delight

     By:Carolyn Capalbo

    The area also offers the ultimate outdoor playground for all ages. Amenities in Lake Manassas include three stocked ponds, hiking trails, nature trails, basketball court, children's playground and The Lake Manassas Swim and Tennis Center. The facility features an Olympic-size pool, wading pool, and tennis courts.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Three Ways To Take Care Of Your Lawn

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    You just purchased your first house and have no clue what to do with the huge expanse of lawn you've acquired. Or perhaps you've owned the home for awhile and the lawn isn't looking quite as nice as it did. Either way, what should you do to correct the situation?


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Virginia Foreclosures: Take Advantage of These Houses

     By:Bilk Albers

    Virginia foreclosures give you an incredible opportunity to start investing in the housing market. Take advantage of foreclosures for sale.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • How to Develop a 'Short-List' of Contractors for New Homes in Virginia

     By:Jayson Gibson

    Making the decision to build a new home is one that is never made lightly. Above all else, getting full value for new homes in Virginia by choosing the best contractor for you is key. It is essential that your contractor is one that you trust and that has the expertise, knowledge and technical skills to construct your dream home. Remember, this will be an extensive project, and you must choose a contractor who will deal with you fairly and professionally.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Home Equity Loans: What Is A HELOC?

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    There are some home equity lines of credit that are recognized as HELOCs. Different than more traditional home equity loans, with a HELOC not all of the money is given to the borrower. Once the credit limit has been determined, the borrower can use the HELOC as a credit card, taking out any desired sum provided that it does not go over the total balance of the loan.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • Lis Pendens Foreclosures Increased in Some Areas of Virginia

     By:John Cutts

    The number of lis pendens foreclosures rose in some areas of Virginia during the period January-June 2010. Pittsylvania County and Danville recorded more foreclosures for the period.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Distressed Property and Foreclosed Tax Deed Sales Up in Virginia Area

     By:Bilk Albers

    Foreclosed tax deed sales and distressed sales jumped in some areas of Virginia in January. Percentage of distressed home sales for the month was a record high.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Sales of Bank Owned Residential Properties and Foreclosures Decline

     By:John Cutts

    Bank owned residential properties and foreclosed property sales declined in Virginia last year. However, some counties are still mired in foreclosure problems.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Sales Percentage of Bank and VA Foreclosure Homes Rise

     By:John Cutts

    VA foreclosure homes and other distressed properties accounted for an increased percentage of housing sales in Richmond. Last year, the tally was over 20%.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • More Funds Given to Neighborhoods Affected by Virginia Foreclosures

     By:John Cutts

    Local governments are providing funds to neighborhoods suffering from Virginia foreclosures quicker than before as the Congress-set deadline for using federal funds approaches.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Keeping Up With Deck Upkeep Will Save You Money

     By:Mary Clogenmeir

    A deck can be a beautiful add-on to your single family home. A deck is effortless to enjoy in the hot weather. If you stay on top of our inexpensive deck maintenance guidelines, you can enjoy your deck and keep it looking beautiful for years to come.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Sales of Foreclosed Homes Up Despite End of Foreclosure Tax Credits

     By:John Cutts

    Although the U.S. government's foreclosure tax credits have ended, sales of foreclosed homes still rose in some areas of Virginia. Statewide sales maintained 2009 levels.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Foreclosure Lists Continue to Grow in Tri-State Area

     By:John Cutts

    Several counties in West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania are experiencing growth on their foreclosure lists for the first seven months of this year. Industry analysts said that the increase in foreclosure activity in the Tri-State area was the fallout of recession.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Career Opportunities With Your Virginia Real Estate License

     By:David Goldstein

    With the Virginia housing market moving toward recovery, there are extraordinary opportunities for people with a Virginia real estate professionals.


    In Category - Real Estate Training
  • Roanoke Foreclosures Shot Up 353 Percent Due to Job Loss

     By:John Cutts

    The rate of Roanoke foreclosures shot up by an overwhelming 353 percent in 2009 from 2008. Job losses that pushed up the unemployment rate from 4.4 percent to 7.1 percent in 2009 largely caused the rise in foreclosures.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • $22 Million Aid for Washington Region's Foreclosed Properties

     By:Leticia Carvalho

    A $22 million aid package for foreclosed properties in Virginia, Maryland and the Washington, D.C. has been approved by the U.S. Congress.


    In Category - Foreclosure


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