2012 is going to be a year of change in the residential market

My phone has been ringing off the hook with buyers and sellers getting ready to “get ready”. I hope it continues! Let me tell you that the sentiment may have turned. If I can help you, and you’ve been on the fence, the time is now. One of my resources that I follow is Alex Charfen from the CDPE Institute. Watch what he has to say about some MAJOR money entering... [Read more]

Kung Hei Fat Choy

Happy Chinese New Year-Officially on January 23rd. Some of my family members are from China. We often will celebrate Chinese New Year with a tremendous meal and good company. This is the year of the Dragon. 2012 is going to be an exciting year-count on it! I hope it is your best.   Read More →

FHA UPDATE ON “Flipping”

90-Day Seasoning Waiver ExpandedThis update from FHA was released late last week as an industry email without a corresponding Mortgagee Letter and contains information about FHA’s policies regarding the waiver of the 90-day seasoning required for sellers. Here are the 6 things you need to know: 1. The extension is effective through December 31, 2012, unless otherwise extended... [Read more]

In the middle of the Winter we all need some “Summer Madness”

I could listen to this song over and over. It has nothing to do with real estate or mortgage-but what the heck-it’s a great tune. Sit back and enjoy!   Read More →

Something to think about starting the New Year

This video was sent to me today. I wanted to share it because I believe it is powerful. The meaning is up for your interpretation, as is(are) the message(s). Best wishes for a wonderful 2012.   Read More →

Certificates Of Rent Paid – 2011

Don’t forget to give your tenants their CRP’s by the end of January 2012. If you are a tenant, don’t forget to ask. These are useful to a tenant that qualifies for a tax deduction.   Read More →

HUD Settlement Book-Helpful in figuring out the mortgage process

I thought I’d post a copy of a HUD booklet explaining the mortgage process. This booklet is helpful in explaining the process and some of the paperwork. Please check it out before you look into getting a mortgage. It will help you understand the terms and conditions of your loan.   Read More →

Happy Holidays from Minnesota-See the Flash Mob at Carlson School

This is simply awesome-watch and enjoy! May 2012 be your best year yet. I know it will be exciting!   Read More →

2012-will it be just another year or is it YOUR year of transition?

I recently gave a Toastmasters speech on this topic. Key to answering the question is whether or not you have written goals in mind regarding what you want or intend to accomplish. Unless there are specific goals that require you to plan and live with a purpose and focus, life will just happen. Either way is fine as long as you know what to expect. Many people are frustrated when... [Read more]

Short Sales Vs Foreclosures Vs Traditional sales

We need to understand that while the current economy is really a “Tale Of Two Cities” in that some people have no idea we are in a recession whereas others are in deep pain, the real estate market as a whole is being impacted by distressed properties. Based on the current backlog of homes, it may be this way for some time. That being said, why are short sales being embraced... [Read more]

Thanks To Veterans-We’re All Free

11-11-11 Veteran’s Day-We owe you guys/gals a lot. Thanks for your service & dedication!   Read More →

HUD Home Tips

Recently, a representative from Best Assets came to speak in Minnesota about how they are handling the disposition of HUD homes in conjunction with the asset managers, agents, and the website http://www.HUDHomeStore.com . The process of buying and selling a HUD home is very similar to that of “traditional transactions”, but there are some small differences and nuances.... [Read more]

Minnesota HUD Homes

Most properties that become lender owned are generally available through our online MLS. HUD homes are listed in our online MLS as well. That being said, HUD maintains a site at http://www.HUDhomeStore.com that lists all their properties for all states and provides you a lot more information about specific homes. I would encourage you to go there and see what is available. As an... [Read more]

Expanded HARP Mortgage Refinance Option-Available Soon!

Today, the government expanded the HARP program and qualifications. Attached is the news release. Qualifying for a new loan to lower your rate may now be a possibility even if you are upside down-ie underwater on your loan. Terms/conditions always apply-see the release and call me if you think you fit the parameters. We can take it from there.   Read More →

National & Minnesota Foreclosure Trends

The market is still slow, but this is the opportunity for those who want to roll back the clock and purchase at price levels combined with interest rates that we haven’t seen in years. See the newsletter for more information. Also, I have MUCH more information to share. Simply give me a call or send me an email to get started. Let me show you how I can help.   Read More →

VA-Veteran Loans Funding Fee & FHA Maximum Mortgage Changes

Starting October 1st, 2011, the maximum FHA loan limit for single family loans is being lowered from $365K in the Twin Cities to $318,550. See the attached form. This is not a good thing, but reflects the reality of declining value of much of the real estate. Unfortunately, underwriting of all loans continues to tighten. On a positive note, the VA funding fee is being lowered.... [Read more]

Using A Reverse Mortgage To Purchase

With some of the major lenders leaving the reverse mortgage business-possibly just on a temporary basis-you might find it more difficult to find a lender offering the program. At the same time, it is worth your time to look. If you are 62 years old and have approximately 50% equity in a home, you can obtain a reverse mortgage. You can use this loan for a purchase as well. So, if... [Read more]

An Economic Blog/Resource For You

I just found this blog at http://www.CalculatedRiskBlog.com It is a cool economic blog. Go there and read articles to see what is happening in the world. Then, go to the graphs gallery. Simply amazing. It is worth your time if you want a macro view of the world and environment in which we live today.   Read More →

What’s happening in the Twin Cities Real Estate market?

Are you wondering what’s happening out there? Well I have my “boots on the street”. Here is where I see it and where I see it going in the short term. Overall, sales are slow, but not dead. We are now in the fall market. In as early as 30 days, we could have snow on the ground. Then, you have Thanksgiving and all of the other holidays. Combine all these events... [Read more]

Amazing Video-Wouldn’t Believe It If I hadn’t Viewed The Video

Amazing message-mortal enemies can get along! What an example for the rest of us!   Read More →

Great Cartoon from 1948

Human beings are human beings. Only the names change. When we refuse to understand history, psychology, and human nature we end up repeating mistakes that could be avoided. Re-learning lessons is getting mighty expensive. Definitely worth watching.   Read More →

VA financing their foreclosed properties for Investors

This is pretty exciting.  It is a way that investors can buy VA foreclosed homes with VA loans.  I personally have not participated in this yet, but I wanted to make sure everyone knew that it was an option and might be available.  See the flyer for more info   Read More →

Foreclosed Homes Might Be Turned Into Rental Homes

Soon, the government will be announcing their plans for upwards of 250K homes that are owned by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD. It is possible that they are going to be turning them into a pool of rentals and sell them later as the market improves. How this will be managed or created is anyone’s guess. Watch the FHFA- Federal Housing Finance Agency for more information.... [Read more]

Real Estate Investment Opportunities within the Twin Cities

To better serve the needs of real estate investors in Minneapolis & St Paul as well as surrounding areas within the Twin Cities, I have recently earned the Certified Investor Agent Specialist™ (CIAS) Designation. With the CIAS, I have the training, tools and calculations to effectively serve the five investor types: First-Time Investor, Move-Up Investor, Portfolio Investor,... [Read more]

Twin Cities Fence Requirements

Recently a client purchased a home and was contemplating installing a fence. They found this link. While it is an advertisement for a fence company, they have PDF’s of each cities respective fence codes http://www.tcfence.com/city-codes   Read More →

Minnesota Foreclosure Activity-monthly report from Realty Trac

The report provided shows statistics and information both nationally and locally here in Minnesota. I have access to additional information and reports that will help add clarity to the news stories you are hearing. Things are tough, but not the same everywhere. Call me for my detailed opinion on where we might be headed.   Read More →

Short Sales, Foreclosures, Bankruptcies, Judgements All in one Transaction

I just had a short sale blow up because of undisclosed tax liens and judgements. The title couldn’t be cleared and we ended up with a mess. Everyone involved has to dismantle and start over again. I couldn’t help but be disappointed. But, in today’s real estate world this is common. It is all about attitude. When life throws you lemons, learn to make lemonade.... [Read more]

First Time Buyer Down Payment Assistance-Now In Minnetonka

See the guidelines about this new program for Minnetonka. These programs exist in other communities as well. I will help you find programs-just like this-in other communities within the Twin Cities. NOW is the time to take advantage of these programs. If lack of a down payment has held you back, now is the time to take a look at these special programs. WelcometoMtkaguidelines.doc   Read More →

Search Twin Cities Foreclosures

Use this link to find foreclosed homes in the Twin Cities: http://www.twincitiesmortgage.org/search-foreclosures/   Read More →

Things to consider before choosing a home loan

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The FIRST thing you do when buying a home-figure out the financing

Pre-Approval is a MUST. If you don’t, you won’t be taken seriously. Get the money part done first.   Read More →

Ideas For Improving Credit #7

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Ideas For Improving Credit #6

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Ideas For Improving Credit #5

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Ideas For Improving Credit #4

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Ideas For Improving Credit #3

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Ideas for Improving Credit #2

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Ideas For Improving Credit #1

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How To Find Money To Buy A Home

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So You Think You Want To Fix & Flip Homes

Follow some of the tips in this video so you don’t get financially destroyed. It is harder than you think!   Read More →

Why Use A Realtor?

Today, more than ever, you don’t want to buy or sell a home on your own. You need an expert. Let my 25 years of experience help you make the right decision.   Read More →

Twin Cities Real Estate-Investment Property In Minneapolis St Paul

This is a recent power point I’ve just put together. It gives you some ideas and information before you begin investing in real estate. Unlocking The Door To A World Of Real Estate Wealth View more presentations from John Mazzara   Read More →

Learn More About 203K Loans For Home Fix Up Upon A Purchase As Well As Home Improvement

These guys do a pretty good job of explaining the process. Check it out. WE do have outlets for the 203K loans at this time-both streamline and FULL 203K loans. Call us today-952-285-4319 NMLS #373115 Venture Development http://www.VentureLoanApp.com 203k Home Improvement Loans Part 2 of 2   Read More →

Funny Video That Explains The Banking System & Our Economy Of Today

You will find it funny, you will find it sad, but you will find it very similar to where we are today. It is called the American Dream. It explains a lot. Watch it once, then watch it again. History repeats itself because we are such poor students of history.   Read More →

Insured Conventional Loan Vs FHA-Which Is Better

There are many factors that go into a loan decision-credit scores, down payment, debt ratios, etc. One big question is whether you should consider buying a home with an insured conventional loan using 5% down or applying for an FHA loan with 3.5% down. The information below might make that decision easier. In fact, if FHA continues to raise the cost of their monthly mortgage insurance-known... [Read more]

How Does RE/MAX Compare? Let’s look at 2011

The numbers are now out! RE/MAX is a top producing company. In many markets, RE/MAX is the leader-often head and shoulders above the competition. I have been with RE/MAX for 16 years. Prior to that, I was with another large company for 10 years. Before you select an agent, interview a RE/MAX agent. I think you will agree that there is a difference. If you’re in the Twin... [Read more]

Twin Cities Market Report 2010

Have you ever wished you had all the metrics of the marketplace in once nice concise report? Well now you do. Our board of Realtors compiles an annual report showing comparative data. While each home is different, pricing trends are trends. The data since the end of 2010 going into 2011 has gotten worse. If you’d like me help you interpret the information as it might pertain... [Read more]

Underwater Homeowner Refinance Programs Extended For 1 More Year

FHFA Extends Refinance Program By One Year Washington, DC — Federal Housing Finance Agency Acting Director Edward J. DeMarco has announced an extension of the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP), a refinancing program administered by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to June 30, 2012. The program was set to expire on June 30 of this year. In addition, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac... [Read more]

WHY Pick RE/MAX?

There are lots of reasons why you might choose to select one agent or company vs another. Unless you have a best friend or relative who you “have” to use, I would like to show you how I am different. I believe I have an excellent value proposition as to why you would select me as your agent and RE/MAX as your company. I would welcome the opportunity to meet with you... [Read more]

Down Payment Assistance Synopsis

Where there is a will, there is a way. There are many many programs today that are city specific. So, the attached synopsis is a multi county foreclosure down payment assistance pool. Basically, there is money available for purchasers of distressed homes. If you want to buy a home and are flexible in which area you make your purchase, we can try to find you some programs.   Read More →

Gifts and Grants can be considered towards borrowers funds on certain 3% down conventional loans

Yes, you read that right. I just got an email today from a leading mortgage insurance company that is willing to underwrite this loan. You will need at 740 or better score. But, what an opportunity. In many ways, this is like FHA, but with a little higher credit threshold. The KEY difference, besides credit score, is the lack of an upfront MI (mortgage insurance) premium and as... [Read more]

Purchase 80/10/10 and 80/5/15 STILL exists

As of this post, the 80/10/10 and 80/5/15 can still be done. While underwriting has allowed it, it has been very difficult to find a second mortgage product that would write a 5 or 10% second mortgage. Well, after many phone calls, we have sourced two lenders who at this time are willing to offer the second mortgage. One is a bank and the other is a credit union. As with EVERY... [Read more]

What Is Your Home Worth Today?

I found a cool resource at http://www.FHFA.gov. If you go there, in the middle of the page you will find something called the Home Price Calculator. You input your home purchase information in terms of State, quarter in which you purchased and the quarter in which you’d like to get the valuation. Next, you hit calculate, and it will show you a chart. While it isn’t... [Read more]

Did you know-Current & Future Housing Data

Watch this video-then call me to help you buy or sell a new home or investment property.   Read More →

8 Tips For Finding Your New Home

A solid game plan can help you narrow your homebuying search to find the best home for you. House hunting is just like any other shopping expedition. If you identify exactly what you want and do some research, you’ll zoom in on the home you want at the best price. These eight tips will guide you through a smart homebuying process. 1. Know thyself Understand the type of home that... [Read more]

4 Tips to Determine How Much Mortgage You Can Afford

By knowing how much mortgage you can handle, you can ensure that home ownership will fit in your budget. Here are six surefire ways you can get your finances in order before you buy a home. Homeownership should make you feel safe and secure, and that includes financially. Be sure you can afford your home by calculating how much of a mortgage you can safely fit into your budget. Instead... [Read more]

Two Special Twin Cities Home Buying Programs

One program is called FPP-Foreclosure Partnership Program, and the other is NSP2 Homebuyer Assistance Program.  Both programs offer incentive money for a purchase.  I can use these financing programs with one of our mortgage investors.  Consider checking them out to see if they’d work for you. HennipenCounty-Non-forclosedHomes-overview HennipenCounty-Nsp2-overview   Read More →

FHA Extends Flipping Waiver-More Homes Can Be Rehabbed And Sold

This is great news. The waiver has been extended through the end of 2011. See the Mortgagee letter:   Read More →

Rebuilding Credit To Get A Mortgage

Often, especially in this market due to the recession, we find potential home buyers who have had a life event or “bump in the road” that affects their ability to obtain a new loan. If you want to buy a home, you will have to have a certain number of reporting trade lines and for certain length of time. MOST mortgage programs require 3-5 trade lines and a minimum of two... [Read more]

Buying Rental Property In The Twin Cities

Have you ever wanted to own rental property, but were unsure where to start? I teach a class on the topic. I’ve decided to make the outline into a PPT. I cover the information in my class in much more depth and breadth, but this will give you a lot of useful information. If you are interested in discussing purchasing a rental property as an investment, just give me a call... [Read more]

If Rates Are Heading Up, Should You Refinance Now?

As the economy recovers, homeowners are faced with the good news/bad news prospect of a better real estate market with the likelihood of higher mortgage interest rates. For many, that leaves three choices – sell, refinance or sit tight with the mortgage they have now. Despite the average 30-year mortgage rate that stood at 4.8 percent in late December, the decision to refinance isn’t... [Read more]

Mortgage Insurance May Still Be Deductible For Some Buyers

Yipee-It looks like mortgage insurance will remain deductible for some home buyers. When we look buying a home, you need to consider all aspects. One main one is mortgage financing. There are ways around mortgage insurance by doing split loans-like and 80/10/10 for example or LPMI-which stands for lender paid mortgage insurance-which means the interest rate is higher. Rather than... [Read more]

Is There An Opportunity Right In Front Of YOU

I just watched an amazing video which I’ve posted below called the Money Tree. There are so many different interpretations. One that struck me was that people are oblivious to opportunity that is right in front of them. How many of us are looking for something that we already have or is within our reach? How many people are NOT buying real estate today when they could be... [Read more]

December Is The Time To Reflect

Are each of us doing all we can to make the world a better place? Many of us have our favorite charity and organizations we support. RE/MAX is a very large sponsor of Children’s Miracle Network. Many people don’t realize how much has been given. Each time I sell a home, I automatically donate a portion of my commission to this organization. Other RE/MAX agents like... [Read more]

Getting Ready to Sell Your House

While most experts see little good news in 2011’s housing market, economic downturn is no reason to neglect maintenance on a home or lose sight of future plans to relocate. The critical issue is planning intelligently for what spending you do now to make sure it’s worth your money later. And even if your plan to sell your property is more than a year away, it’s not a bad idea... [Read more]

HUD Has A YouTube Channel-Here Is There Vid On Buying A Home

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Google lets you create cool templated websites

Just an idea for anyone who wants to set up something quick and easy: https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?continue=http%3A%2F%2Fsites.google.com%2F&followup=http%3A%2F%2Fsites.google.com%2F&service=jotspot&passive=true&ul=1   Read More →

Can Home Ownership Contribute To Your Wealth?

Based on the implosion of equity in the past few years, one begins to wonder. At the same time, if you look back from a historical perspective, home ownership and home equity have contributed to the net worth of many. Recently, there was a study/survey done by the Federal Reserve. NAR presents and interprets the resultshttp://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk111610dh   Read More →

Minnesota Foreclosure And Distressed Home Fact Sheets PLUS Twin Cities First Time Buyer Special Programs

I have mentioned it before, but I really am impressed with the Minnesota Home Ownership Center. I frequently get calls from people who need to find information about how best to deal with a distressed real estate situation. You must visit their website and bookmark it for future reference. Here are just some of the links you need to look at: Foreclosure & distressed property fact... [Read more]

Twin Cities Foreclosure Update

Here is our latest newsletter that has updates on foreclosures in the Twin Cities. Also, watch the video below   Read More →

Minnesota First Time Home Buyer Tips

A buyer in Minnesota, and specifically the Twin Cities area-Minneapolis/St Paul, should consider visiting the board of Realtors site at http://www.MplsRealtor.com On the tab regarding market activity, they will be able to click through and find out aggregated information that is compiled into city specific reports. For example, Minneapolis real estate will be broken down into the... [Read more]

Top Seven Tips For Home Buyers

Recently I was asked to create a list of top tips. Here is my list. I have been selling homes for over 25 years. I hope these help you make better choices and improve your real estate making decisions. 1) Before you begin to search for a home, always get prequalified FIRST. Seek out an experienced mortgage broker to arrange your financing. Even if you think you want to use a large... [Read more]

Underwater on your current NON FHA loan

What can you do if you are underwater on your current NON FHA loan, but are current on the loan (I DIDN”T say anything about having been late-just current), and would like to refinance.    There IS a new program–The FHA short refinance.  Before you get too excited, let me cover a couple of the “details’.  First, you must have a non FHA loan to start with. ... [Read more]

FHA Mortgage Insurance Change-October 4th

For 30 year mortgages, the upfront is moving down from 2.25% to 1% and the monthly is moving from .55% to .9% for those putting less than 5% down and .85% for those putting more than 5% down payment.  Here is a link to an article discussing the changes: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/05/AR2010080506663.html The question you might be asking is “is... [Read more]

Data.gov – A Cool Site With Lots Of Great Info

http://www.Data.gov I just found this site and wanted to share it.  It has a ton of info and reports.  If you have a project or just an “inquiring mind”, this is sure to be a hit.  Check it out and get the data you need.   Read More →

Tips For Locking in the Best Home Mortgage Rate

By Mick Taylor Tip #1: Always Shop For Home Mortgage Rates Don’t blindly accept a Realtor or Builder referral to apply for a Home Mortgage through their preferred lender. Many times they will say, “We work closely with this guy and he gets the job done”. Translation: “We play golf together and he buys the beer”. Remember, the Realtor won’t be paying... [Read more]

Reverse Mortgages – a Reversal of the Mortgage Process

By Aditya Thakur Mortgages have assumed a number of characters from the time of their inception. The traditional mortgages used to be of the repayment type. Every month the mortgagor used to pay a certain amount towards both principal and interest. Sensing the hardships that people have to face in making these payments, mortgage providers came up with interest only mortgages. But the... [Read more]

Check Out Energy Rebates

EnergyStar.gov –  Check Out Energy Rebates This is a government site that offers lots of energy saving tips as well as explains what energy saving grants or credits might be available.   Read More →

Twin Cities Foreclosure Trends-From our MLS & Realty Trac

Besides the board of realtor sites:  http://theThing.mplsrealtor.com and market data posted elsewhere at http://www.MplsRealtor.com I have a subscription to Realty Trac.  My subscription gives me additional data about foreclosures and trends within certain zip codes.  This is in addition to my daily subscription to Finance & Commerce (a business newspaper that prints all the... [Read more]

Real Estate Information

These are a couple of my newsletters that have a ton of valuable information. Go check them out. Foreclosure Market Trends Newsletter http://www.realtytrac.com/MarketTrends/NewsLetter.aspx?guid=131bd355-1b69-4bd1-99cd-2f0c9a936810 Real Estate Cyber Space Tips http://www.REcyber.com/cybertips/r11627   Read More →

Loans Guide

Loans GuideBy Bill Stone Many people are confused by the different types of loans available. Here is a helpful loans guide of the most common loans available today. Bad Credit Personal Loan A Bad Credit Personal Loan is a loan designed for the many people with a bad credit rating. However created, your past record of County Court Judgements, mortgage or other loan arrears can live... [Read more]

Outstanding Video-An Inspiration To All-Be The Best You Can Be!

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Twin Cities Home buyer book

Thinking about buying a home but don’t know where to start? Why not start by reading the home buyer hand book that we have provided below. It is a great place to start to get the information you need. When you’re ready, we would love to help you find and finance a new home. MN Home buyers handbook View more documents from John Mazzara.   Read More →

Open Source Documents-Unbelievable Resources-Find YOUR topic of Interest

If you’ve never visited http://www.Archive.org, you are missing a wonderful site.  From this site, you will find many resources that are out of copyright and you can download and use them as you wish.  You will find all the classics and some fun things as well.  Just for fun, I have the download of a book called “Little Gardens” which is a book about setting up... [Read more]

Sell Your Home Faster-Learn The Home Selling Secrets Of Successful Sellers

Here is a special report that outlines over 450 ideas on how to sell your home faster.  This report is just one of the many home buyer, home seller, and investor reports that I can make available to you.  Read this report and call me to arrange a time to see how I can help.  Download Now   Read More →

Avoiding HUD Home Headaches: Tips On Buying HUD Foreclosures!

Bidding & Buying on Minnesota HUD homes—it seems to be the hot ticket in town. However – Remember these key points to avoid problems and advise buyers: •    Only primary residence buyers allowed in the first round of bidding. •    Determine if the home is being offered as eligible for Minnesota FHA financing: o    Has an existing FHA appraisal that must be... [Read more]

Extension And Expansion Of Home Buyer Credit-4/30/2010

A Big WOW!!  The credit has been expanded to include homeowners who have owned their home for the past 5 years. No longer do you need to be a first time buyer.  The dollar limit is $8000 for first time buyers and $6500 for move up buyers.  This GREAT news.  Combine this with 50 year lows in interest rates, and you’d be crazy not to consider making a move.  If you feel secure... [Read more]

Why Foreclosure Is Often Preferred By The Loan Servicer Instead Of Offering A Loan Modification

Have you ever wondered why a foreclosure occurs when a better solution might have been a modification?  Would you like to read the facts and figures and see how mortgages are bundled, sold and serviced?  You will soon see it is isn’t pretty, we are in the midst of a crisis, and it is likely to get worse before it gets better.  That being said, you can probably guess why-it’s... [Read more]

Home Buyer Tax Credit Information Update

It’s now official!! The tax credit has been extended and expanded. YOU NEED TO HURRY! You now have until the end of April 2010. The following summary of the credit is provided by the National Association Of Realtors. The following two documents cover the changes in the new law. Now get out there and buy a home!! NAR FAQ: Homebuyer Tax Credit Changes NAR Issue Brief: Homebuyer... [Read more]

2008 First Time Homebuyer Credit Questions and Answers

2008 First Time Homebuyer Credit Questions and Answers. Click Here   Read More →