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    In Category - Home Buying
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     By:Cassiano Travareli

    With one foreclosure filing for every 178 homes, Florida is certainly getting a beating from the enduring foreclosure crisis.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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    Many people think they know what they're looking for when they want a "Victorian style" home. However, "Victorian" is a misnomer. It refers to a period of time, rather than a type of housing. The homes you think of as Victorian actually have their own names and origins. When you're looking for a specific type of home, it may help to know the exact home style you are looking for.


    In Category - Building & Construction
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     By:M Shane

    A contingency is basically a statement in your purchase agreement that you will buy a house if some specific conditions are met or some particular event happens. Some of these conditions are external to that property and some of them are directly related to the property.


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    In Category - Foreclosure


  • Taxes after Short Sales to Hurt Investors in Tampa Florida

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    In Category - Home Improvement
  • How Does The Federal Government Protect Consumers?

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    TILA, additionally known as the Truth in Lending Act was put into American law in 1968. It is considered legal and enforceable under United States federal law through Title I of the Consumers Credit Protection Act. By requiring clear, unambiguous language in every financial contract, its chief function is to safeguard consumers in dealings related to credit lending. This includes potential homebuyers as well as all other credit applicants.


    In Category - Mortgage
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    Housing advocates believe that the new California law only skews the foreclosure reality in the state and only delays the entire process.


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    In Category - Building & Construction
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  • Understanding MDIA (Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act)

     By:Roby Hicks

    There is a new regulation implemented last July 30, 2009 called the Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act (MDIA). The said act has affected everyone in the real estate industry. It is essential that everyone is aware of this to avoid confusion and to serve the borrowers well. The new rules set by the MDIA are to ensure protection to borrowers. This is to avoid problems incurred in the past.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Home Appraisal: Important Factors Used to Make Them

     By:Vicki Hat

    Every user of the appraisal needs to know the factors involved in making them. Doing so would tell you if the estimated market value is reasonable. You will then know if the property has been overvalued or undervalued by looking at the individual factors.


    In Category - Home Buying
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     By:Allan Cole

    A real estate purchase agreement is a life-changing document for most people, but few pay enough attention to the details. Uncover the must-know facts of your real estate purchase contract now.


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  • You can no longer bank on the Bank of America in Utah

     By:John Smith

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    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Leticia Carvalho

    With the continuous economic crisis the nation is experiencing, more and more families are faced with foreclosures, even putting them at risk of becoming homeless.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Andy Asbury

    The amount of money acceptable varies from purchase to purchase, and may take in a number of factors. In areas where the market is hot, or strong, the buyers with the larger earnest money deposit offer may show the seller that they are more serious than others vying for the home.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Indiana AG Files Court Injunction to Stop Deceptive Foreclosure Consultants

     By:Cassiano Travareli

    In an effort to address the increasing number of foreclosure-related scams in the state, the Attorney General of Indiana investigates the deceptive activities of a company engaged in foreclosure consultancy.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Mitchell Sussman

    Because the travel and tourism is one of the most important industries in the state of California account for about 100 billion dollars annually, the legislature has enacted consumer protection statutes that are designed to protect consumers from fraudulent and deceptive timeshare tactics.


    In Category - Vacation Property
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     By:Karrie Rose

    Escrow is a way of keeping an amount of money safe while a legal transaction is going on. It's like having someone that both you and the buyer both trust hold on to payment for merchandise or services while the actual changing of hands takes place; in this case, the trustworthy helper is an account held by a broker. Escrow helps reduce the likelihood that either of the parties involved in the transaction will get scammed.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Prepare the Necessary documents Before You Buy a House

     By:Roby Hicks

    Documents are essential when your purchase a house. You will need to prepare some of your own to qualify for a mortgage. There are also essential documents that will be presented to you before you decide whether to borrow money from that lender or look somewhere else.


    In Category - Home Buying
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     By:Rudson Tren

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    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Hubert Miles

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    In Category - Home Buying
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     By:John Smith

    An increasing number of Americans are discovering that forgiven debt creates a tax obligation not allowed for in their calculations.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:John Cutts

    The foreclosure crisis has affected thousands of homeowners in Michigan. Many of them were desperate to protect their properties from Michigan foreclosure listings that they would grab on anything that comes their way if it means saving their homes from foreclosures.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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    This article deal with licensed land surveyors, the services they provide, and how they can help you when you purchase a property.


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