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1: New opportunities in a slow market

While at the beach last week, I carefully watched the news regarding the major lenders like CountryWide and Thornburg Mortgage. Since the change in liquidity for mortgages, there's an opportunity ...

By: Cody THOMAS

2: Sell your home before foreclosure

If you're selling your home this year, be prepared for a marathon, not a sprint. In most places, those heady days of putting a property on the market, receiving mul...

By: Dana Dratch

3: Losing in foreclosure investing

Last year was a record year for bankruptcies. Delinquent payments on mortgages, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, reveal a coming wave of foreclosures on the horizon.

By: Cody THOMAS

4: Foreclosure Investing Business Tips

So you want to start a foreclosure investing business? You want to work for yourself. You’re convinced that being an entrepreneur will be fun, exciting and that you can do it. There’s n...

By: Paul Wells

5: Foreclosure Investing Legal Structure

As a real estate investor specializing in foreclosures, the type of legal structure you select for your business largely depends on what your business is going to do. In this article I give you gui...

By: Paul Wells

6: Why Foreclosures?

Some might ask, why invest in foreclosures? You have to have money, a good job, and good credit, right? It is so saturated out there with investors, there is no way I will find a foreclosure, right...

By: Jarad Severe

7: Buying Foreclosures

Foreclosures have not been touched by the black plague; many are good options to look at when shopping for a home. Sometimes they do need to be fixed up, but other times you can move into them righ...

By: Jennilyn Bylund

8: Investing in Foreclosures

Foreclosure - for too many people, it's an unfortunate reality that they haven't made the payments on their home, and the bank is selling up. For investors, however, foreclosures represent an oppor...

By: Felicity Walker

9: Contacting Homeowners In Foreclosure

In most cases, when homeowners have defaulted on their loans, and have been issued with some sort of notice of default, they will be bombarded with letters, phone calls and knocks on the door from ...

By: Jarad Severe

10: Foreclosure Real Estate Sales

One of the most straightforward ways to find a discount home or other property is to scout out foreclosure sales in the area you are interested in. A foreclosure occurs when a homeowner can...

By: Jeremy Maddock

Sell your home before foreclosure

If you're selling your home this year, be prepared for a marathon, not a sprint. In most places, those heady days of putting a property on the market, receiving multiple bids, getting more tha...

By: Dana Dratch

Why Foreclosures?

Some might ask, why invest in foreclosures? You have to have money, a good job, and good credit, right? It is so saturated out there with investors, there is no way I will find a foreclosure, right? First let’s get r...

By: Jarad Severe

Foreclosure Loans

With rising interest rates and a softening housing market in states such as California and Florida, the number of foreclosures and notice of defaults has risen steadily over the past 12 months. Facing a foreclosure on your...

By: Corey Senn

The charges against DocX, which provided home foreclosure services to lenders across the nation, are one of the few criminal actions to follow reports of widespread improprieties against homeowners.

Amid talk of a recovering economy, housing woes continue to plague parts of New York City, falling particularly hard on blacks.

Potential support from California and New York would come in exchange for tightening provisions in order to preserve the right to investigate past misdeeds by the banks, and stepping up oversight.

Inspired by a personal experience, a businessman began delving into the practices of the mortgage industry, including Fannie Mae. His findings have been prescient.

#8217;s new mortgage refinancing plan could provide considerable relief for millions of homeowners shackled to high interest rates, if Congress approves it.