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Sioux Falls South Dakota Housing Market Gets a Thumbs Up!
Sioux Falls South Dakota is enjoying steady rising home prices in a strong real estate market.
Yes, while many real estate bubble markets are suffering from deeply declining sales prices and a flood of foreclosures, there are Bargainville markets around the country where...
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Archive for July, 2007
Sioux Falls South Dakota Housing Market is a Great Investment Opportunity
San Diego Real Estate Market Values Will Continue to Decline Into 2008
From the Real Estate Investment Center
California Foreclosure Rates Could Exceed 55 Percent
California mortgage defaults going into foreclosure are pushing 40% and could exceed the 1983 levels of 55% according to a recent article in the San Diego publication, SignonSanDiego.com. What a difference from 2005, when only 13% of defaulted mortgages went into foreclosure.
The...
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Example Letter To Dispute and Remove Derogatory Credit
From the Credit and Debt Solutions Department
Having a good credit report is important to obtain the most favorable rates and terms for real estate financing, whether it be for your home or commercial property.
While there are loans available to borrowers without good credit, if you do a little work yourself to dispute some bad or...
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North Port in Sarasota Florida is Prime Example of Where Not To Flip Property To Make Money in Real Estate Investing
From the Real Estate Investment Center
Home owners, investors and real estate agents are feeling the pain of a hard hit real estate market in North Port, Florida, according to a recent article in the Herald Tribune.
For example, a 75-year old home owner has been trying to sell her 10-year old house to move into...
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Commercial Property Investing is More Attractive Option as Housing Market Woes Expand To Wall Street
Real Estate Market Trends
Housing market woes, fueled by the sub-prime lending meltdown, has expanded to Wall Street as credit ratings are cut.
Standard & Poor's has warned that it may slash the credit rating of more than $12 billion in bonds backed by risky home loans (yes, the sub-prime loans) and Moody's Investors Service wasted...
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