April 5, 2011
After you have lost your home to foreclosure, it is still possible to buy another home, but it will take time often from 3-7 years. Inportant factors are your credit score, down payment amount, income, and how long ago the foreclosure was. Short sales may make it easier to buy another home sooner as well. Watch this [...]
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January 22, 2011
Belmont Heights area Single Family homes 31 homes are currently listed 4 homes taking only back up offers 6 homes are in escrow 10 of these are short sales 3 are bank owned Current market is 32% distressed 42 Single family homes have sold in the past 6 months 6 of those were short sales [...]
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December 13, 2010
So you are looking to buy a home. In today’s market you have a choice of bank foreclosures, regular sales, and short sales. While bank foreclosures are still a big part of the market, right now a large number of homes on the market are short sales. Many realtors advise buyers to steer clear of [...]
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November 18, 2010
When buying a condo, homeowners association dues are always a personal budget consideration. In Long Beach HOA dues amounts can vary a great deal. Around November is usually the time when condo owners get their annual budgets in mail and some condos owners may see increases and some may see no increases in their monthly dues. [...]
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October 28, 2010
Long Beach residential real estate market report: September 2010 Active as of Oct. 28, 2010 Lowest Highest Days on Market Single Family 810 $98,900 $5,500,000 93 Condo 497 $54,900 $1,999,999 106 1307 Total Active in Long Beach Of the total 1307 active 117 are bank owned and 479 are short sales. Distressed sales total [...]
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