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  • Secrets Of Buying At The Foreclosure Auctions  By : Richard Reichmann
    Bidding at the foreclosure auctions can be both exciting and financially rewarding. This proplem is that most new investors start bidding emotionally and get themselves into a heap of trouble.
  • Seven Steps of the Loan Process  By : Ki Gray
    There are various steps of the loan process. From picking a lender to closing, each step is covered in detail.
  • Should I Get A Fixed Rate Home Loan?  By : Kinan Beck
    If you’ve started looking into getting a home loan, you’ve probably already discovered that there are a number of decisions to be made. One of the biggest ones is whether to get a fixed rate home loan or to go with a variable rate home loan. Here are some of the questions that you might have about a fixed rate home loan:
  • Should You Buy Or Should You Lease Your Property  By : Leokadia Angela
    The pros and cons of buying or leasing your property.
  • Should You Buy a Foreclosure Home ?  By : Louis Vozza
    The advantages and disadvantages of two types of foreclosure homes and things to consider when buying.
  • Six Reasons For Retirees To Consider an Upscale Adult Mobile Home Community.  By : Nelson Stewart
    If you're retiring and wanting to downsize your living arrangement, a mobile home park may not be on your list of areas to check out. Mobile home parks sometimes conjure up images of dirty streets and cluttered yards - not anywhere a person who is house- and community-proud would want to live. However, mobile home parks are changing to meet the demands of a growing demographic who want quiet, well-maintained communities where they can live in peace. Due to this transition, here are six great rea
  • Smaller Homes - Sensible or Stingy?  By : Lee Cameron
    It is strange to think that in the fifties houses were considered 'plush' at 1,000 square feet and then we whooped all the way up to an average home of 2,500 square feet before we started the current trend back downwards.
  • Some Important Tips For First Time Mortgage Users  By :
    Its very likely that you will never make a purchase as large as a home purchase. This is a very good reason to prepare for the process as much as possible.
  • Some Pros and Cons of Owning Real Estate  By : Ki Gray
    Like many financial decisions their are pros and cons of moving into the real estate market. This article examines the pros and cons of owning real estate.
  • Stay Organized When You Look for Your New Home  By : NewHomesSection.com
    When looking for a new home you'll get tons of collateral or marketing materials from the many home builder communities that you visit. It's a good idea to stay organized so that you can save time and ensure that you buy the home you want.
  • Step by Step for First Time Buyers  By : Justin Lee
    If you are a first time buyer wondering if you could cash in on the flood of foreclosed homes on the market, the first step you will need to take is to consider your options. Unfortunately most first time buyers' options are ruled by finances.
  • Strong Real Estate Areas Can Still Be Found  By : Kelli Bennett
    Summit County, Colorado is sitting smug in this realty crisis (if we admit there is one!) And why are some areas just breezing along while other areas are spiraling down the center of a tornado? Summit County is admitting that there may be a large inventory of the over $1million houses, but that the under $600,000 are just moving right along and sometimes with multiple offers!
  • Taking Out A Mortgage: What To Expect When Applying For Your First Mortgage  By :
    Thousands of people continue to rent despite being able to qualify for a new mortgage. The fear of taking out a mortgage is the only thing keeping them from the pride of home owndership. With a little bit of education and information, you too can stop renting and start owning!
  • Tax Free Income - The Ideal Wealth Builder  By : Pam Rumley
    This ideal wealth builder concept is very simple, and can be summed up in one sentence! Buy one investment property per year for the next 10 years. Or be even more aggressive and buy 2 properties a year. Double your tax-free income!
  • The "Unique Fixer-Upper"-what Repairs are Acceptable  By : Craig Elliott
    If you are buying a home that needs a bit of love, then you will want to know exactly what kind of work needs to go into it, and you should insist on a home warranty for the home before you close the deal. The goal with a fixer upper is that you should be able to understand and repair what is wrong with the home, whether that is a leaky roof, a terribly paint job, or moldy carpets.
  • The 4 Stages of Finding Foreclosure Properties  By : Heather Seitz
    Learn the 4 different "stages" of foreclosure that affect what and how you market to find foreclosure deals and get to motivated sellers before your competition does.
  • The Art Of Buying Free And Clear Real Estate Properties  By :
    According to realtors, 35% of the properties owned by Americans are without any encumbrances and liabilities. This is very important from the investor point of view as they can safely invest in such properties, which are free and clear.
  • The Benefits of a GFE and Pre-Approval  By : Ki Gray
    The GFE or the good faith estimate is an important part of the real estate buying process. In this article we describe the GFE and its benefits.
  • The Benefits of Buying Real Estate in a Bad Neighborhood  By : Ki Gray
    Although people typically look for a good neighborhood, there are many benefits to buying in a bad neighborhood. This article goes through a few of the top reasons to consider buying in a bad neighborhood.
  • The Benefits of Gathering Relocation Information  By : Craig Chambers
    Doing a little research before you move will make a huge difference in how difficult relocating will be...
  • The Benefits of the 15 Year Loan  By : Ki Gray
    With all the recent fancy loan programs, the 15 year fixed-rate loan has become a forgotten option to the typical 30 year. If you can spare the extra per month, you can save on interest paid as well as pay the loan in a shorter amount of time.
  • The Causes of the Unexpected Real Estate Lending Crash  By : Texas Home Appraiser
    It is recently the most blogged about issue in the real estate world, the quick fallout of the sub-prime mortgage industry. Ok, that is a little exaggerated. The B paper market isn't dead, just much tighter than it has been in the past five years. Before today, as long as you were a legal citizen making minimum wage you could get qualified for a home loan. Now, with much tighter lending policies, many bad credit borrowers are finding themselves either unable to refinance their homes or unable to purchase a property at all.
  • The Difference between a Reverse, or Negative Amortization Mortgage and a Reverse Mortgage  By :
    There is a lot of confusion between negative amortization mortgages and reverse mortgage. This article will set the record straight and give you keen insight into these two very different types of mortgages.
  • The Herculean Task of Property Purchase  By : Ajeet Khurana
    Purchasing property involves a lot of processes. In this article, we discuss a few of them.
  • The Home and the Need to Belong  By : Ajeet Khurana
    If you do not feel the need to belong you are probably living at home. Here is an article about what drives people to buy their own homes.

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