Short Sales
Short Sales; Working with the Banks is getting Easier
Northern California real estate agents are seeing increased cooperation from the banks with regard to Short Sales. Realtor David Allen Rivas out of the Century 21 M&M Sunnyvale office says, “I am finding that banks are actually postponing the sales date and allowing short sales to close instead of following through with foreclosure.” “Here in [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Short Sales vs Foreclosures for Distressed Homeowners
Northern California Century 21 M&M Real Estate Agents are asked everyday – ‘I can’t afford my home, should I sell it by short sale, or wait for the bank to foreclose?’ So, in an attempt to answer this question, what follows is - ‘just the facts’. A short sale occurs when a property is sold [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Real Estate and the Hispanic Community
Richard Salinas, REALTOR for Century 21 M&M and Associates in the Turlock Main Street office, specializes in Hispanic real estate sales. He states, “Back in 2004 – 2006, I was working with a number of Hispanic clients that had to drop out of the market due to the dramatic rise is housing prices–they were priced [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )2011, Real Estate Short Sales Predictions
REALTORS® for Century 21 M&M and Associates out of the Modesto, CA office are feeling upbeat about the Short Sale process for 2011. The general consensus is that Short Sale Transactions are getting easier. Agents Ken Anderson and Dennis Lines are expecting somewhere in the neighborhood of one million homes being sold through the foreclosure [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )2010 – The Year in Review
According to Scott Abell, REALTOR® for Century 21 M&M Oakdale, Real Estate in 2010 got off to a great start due to the First Time Home Buyers $8,000 tax credit incentive. For a two month period California home buyers had the opportunity to double dip into tax credits. The federal tax credits of $8,000 for [...]
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