DeedStreet RE NewsRoll 11/29/10
Posted on November 29th, 2010 in Deedstreet News | 1 Comment »
HOME OWNER MOBILITY
How Decrease in Nationwide Mobility Is Affecting Underwater Homeowners
Melinda Thompson can’t afford to live in North Jersey. And she can’t afford to leave. Her property taxes have risen from about $7,000 to about $12,000 in just seven years. She struggles with her mortgage payments, even after her lender modified the loan. But she can’t sell her raised ranch in Little Ferry, NJ unless she’s willing to take a substantial loss. And she thinks her job prospects wouldn’t be nearly as strong in other regions. Like Thompson, many homeowners think about leaving New Jersey…Rest of Story…
LAKE GENEVA, WI
WHAT’S AHEAD FOR LAKE GENEVA MORTGAGE RATES THIS WEEK: NOVEMBER 29, 2010
In a holiday-shortened week on Wall Street, Lake Geneva mortgage markets improved on 3 of 4 days, but still posted its fourth consecutive losing week. Unfortunately for rate shoppers and home buyers of Lake Geneva real estate, last week’s 3 days of gains were mild improvements; the one day of deterioration was among the Top 10 worst days for mortgage bonds this year. Mortgage rates for Lake Geneva mortgages are at their highest levels since mid-July. The Refi Boom is unwinding quickly…Rest of Story…
RETV
John Coley of @LakeMartinVoice talks about his niche
RETV welcomes John Coley of LakeMartinVoice.com has been working for years to create a niche for his real estate business. Coley now generates almost all his business from his blog where he uses video and text posts about community and homes for sale to tell a story for buyers. We talk not only about his real estate niche and what it is, but how he picked it. John uses a lot of video on his blog to deliver content to those who are looking for information on Lake Martin real estate. John not only delivers the…Rest of Story…
SEATTLE, WA
My Seattle Blogs: Real Estate Agents: What’s Your Best Strategy to Closing a Sale?
Are you feeling the mad dash to get just one more deal in escrow before the Christmas Holiday? Are you feeling a sense of urgency as the year winds down? Does your clients? If the current low home prices, climbing interest rates and time of the year aren’t enough to get that one last sale of 2010, perhaps it’s time to review your closing strategies. Are you talking instead of listening? We’ve all been guilty of this I’m sure. The good Lord gave your two ears and only one mouth…understanding the ratio can go…Rest of Story…
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