Articles about Foreclosed Properties

Vanishing Friends And Neighbourhood

Monday, August 6th, 2007

During the past years the few house owners have been losing familiar neighbours. The neighbourhood is beginning to lose its value together with its beauty and safety. A deserted look is taking over entire blocks.
It is a problem with neighbourhood associations. Nearly 10% houses have gone into foreclosure that results in overgrown gardens and [...]

High Foreclosures Spell Low Property Prices

Monday, August 6th, 2007

The rising tide of foreclosures means gloom for property sellers. The balance between demand and supply determines the rate and there are just too many properties on the shop shelves. Foreclosed houses can be snapped up for a bargain but it is bad for sellers trying to compete with bank prices. The banks can’t afford [...]

Fairfax County Counts On Foreclosures Take Five Leaps

Friday, August 3rd, 2007

In Fairfax County foreclosure figures rose by five times more during the first six months of 2007 in comparison to the same time last year. In the first half of 2006 the number of foreclosure listings was 190 but it zoomed to 987 during the same period this year. The County has released these figures. [...]

An Eerie Trail Of Foreclosures

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

Ghosts have the run of 1600 houses shuttered down by foreclosures in a sprawling neighbourhood in Dallas County. That is the number for the forthcoming postings next month. Banks seem to be swallowing up not just houses but entire localities as well. It is having a grim effect on solitary survivors like Edward Hoffman in [...]

Investor Novices Face Foreclosure Despair

Wednesday, August 1st, 2007

Cambridge based Real estate consultant Paul Martinez recounts the experience of his client – a novice investor. He built castles in the air around a two-family house in Somerville. The 30-year-old debutante in this field was greatly influenced by shows and advertisements about buying, renovating and converting units into condominiums that could be sold at [...]

Brakes On Waterford Speedbowl Foreclosure

Monday, July 30th, 2007

At the eleventh hour a Norwich Superior Court Judge cancelled the foreclosure auction proceedings against Waterford Speedbowl property that was scheduled to be held on Saturday. This means hope for short track racing enthusiasts. The weekly event will continue to be held in Southern Connecticut.
A spokesperson of Waterford Speedbowl, Terry Eames, confirmed that [...]

Foreclosure Stumblings In Yuba

Friday, July 27th, 2007

Yuba County has the dubious distinction of leading in foreclosure trippings. During the second quarter of this year the fall out was four times more than during the same period last year, according to La Jolla based real estate services, DataQuick Information Systems.
The first step is issuing of default notices. This increased by [...]

Foreclosure investment- a solution for foreclosure crisis

Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

The foreclosure crisis in the country is getting worst day by day and several homeowners are getting affected due to this. A lot is being said and written on the ways and means of handling the foreclosure situation in the country. In this context author Ralph R. Roberts has some up with his book Foreclosure [...]

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