What is a Real Estate Short Sale?

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Definition: A short sale is, by definition, if the lender or lien holder agrees to their payment (to reduce the amount of the debt) so that the landlord closed on the sale of their house.
The bank is so that the sale happened. Of course they know all kinds of conception in some [...]

Atlanta Real Estate Market – Is the worst really over?

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

It seems the market to some dispute over the Internet as the state of the Atlanta real estate. Some believe that the worst has come and gone, while others argue that a shadow, and option arm mortgage, the new version still does not adversely affect the inventory of unsold foreclosures is Atlanta real estate [...]

5 Reasons To Buy Atlanta Real Estate Now

Monday, June 7th, 2010

The Atlanta Real Estate market, like many around the country, has seen several years of above average home appreciation. Sellers have enjoyed steep profits from selling their homes and using the revenue to upsize, pay off debt, pay for college or enhance their retirement options. Following traditional economic cycles, this trend has now shifted in [...]

Real Estate Foreclosures – Make Sure You Keep Your Home

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

Foreclosing houses in Citrus County Florida, is a process to deprive the mortgagor the right to redeem his/her property most commonly done after one has failed to make a mortgage payment. Mortgage lenders are in the business to help you on making your payments and keeping your home. In Citrus County Florida along with other [...]

How to Become a Successful Real Estate Investor

Monday, May 24th, 2010

Many folks dream of becoming real estate investors, but not everyone has what it takes. If you’re dreaming of becoming an investor, here are several important questions to consider, long before you buy your first investment property:
1) Why would a homeowner sell a house at a bargain price?
Many things happen in people’s lives that make [...]

Atlanta Real Estate Trends

Monday, May 3rd, 2010

It is believed that the greatest boom in the Atlanta real estate is yet to happen. An increased growth in population and rate of employment in Atlanta has caused the value of the real estate market to escalate continuously. The real estate prices are comparatively reasonable in Atlanta as compared to other large metropolitan areas. [...]

Points on Real Estate Loans – A Balancing Act Explained

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

Much confusion surrounds the purpose and effect of “Points” charged on real property mortgages and trust deeds. To be specific, each “Point” is a one percent charge based on the loan amount that the borrower pays up front. The purpose of the lender making this charge is to lock in part of their profits on [...]

Lessons Learned From the Mortgage Meltdown Which No Real Estate Guide Could Have Taught

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

Now that the bubble has burst, the real estate business has brand new rules – rules that no real estate guide can reveal. Well, mostly it’s all common sense! The cardinal rule: No matter what the so-called “experts” say, do not buy a home you cannot afford. You know you can afford it when the [...]

Real Estate in Canada Exhibits Sings of Growth

Sunday, April 18th, 2010

The Canadian property market exhibited a favourable upward progression in 2010. The 10 percent surge in Canadian house sales gave investors a sign that the market may bounce back soon. Expert research indicates satisfactory growth across the country. In urban sectors such as Vancouver and Toronto, real estate sales rose by 20 percent in many [...]

Atlanta Real Estate Law

Saturday, April 17th, 2010

The main idea behind the formulation of Real Estate Laws is the protection of public interest. This license law pertaining to real estate in Atlanta has been in place for a very long time, since 1926 to be exact. Some changes were effected in the law in 1999. The headquarters of the Georgia Real Estate [...]