Posts Tagged ‘Foreclosures’

Foreclosures in Atlanta Will Increase

Monday, October 5th, 2009

The US is going through one of its most challenging phases. Unemployment is at its peak and people are faltering on mortgage payments. Subsequently banks are taking over the properties and foreclosures have become common. According to Equity Depot report, foreclosures in Atlanta will increase. About 116,905 will come up for foreclosure by 2009, which [...]

The Horror of Foreclosed Houses in New Britain

Thursday, October 1st, 2009

The unfolding of the foreclosure saga has left behind a trail of horror in New England. Windows have been shattered and walls marred by graffiti. Plywood has warped and everywhere there is a stench of decay. This is the common scene thousands of baseball enthusiasts witness as they pass through South Main.
A little [...]

20 Tips to Increase Your Home’s Value

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

In today’s market, the best thing you can do is to make your house more saleable, these are a few ways to do just that.
1 – Check the curb appeal of the house. The first impression is the one that is going to stick with people.
2 – No one likes a house that [...]

10 Bank Closures that Changed US Economy

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

The calendar year 2009 was a record one in many ways. Not the least of these is the fact that 89 banks actually closed, were forced to close or merged and were absorbed by another entity. These banks used poor judgement and the money that they wasted caused a huge dent in the economy [...]

Foreclosure in California Dropped by 32 Per Cent

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

This is one of the most challenging phases in the US. Foreclosures are at an all time high. The worst affected states are California, Nevada and Florida. In California, the foreclosure level has dropped by 32 per cent yet the state is the third highest in the nation’s foreclosure measure. In August the number of [...]

Foreclosures in the Valley Have Plunged to a Record Low

Friday, September 18th, 2009

The US economy is in the grip of a deep Recession. Joblessness is rampant and subsequently people are unable to make mortgage payments. Hence, foreclosures have become common in various regions of the US. However, the scenario is different in a region called the Valley, where foreclosures have dropped. Foreclosures plunged to 3,939 in August, [...]

Foreclosures Have Many Faces as Recession Grips the Nation

Monday, September 14th, 2009

Foreclosures are not just numbers and hot debates but the subsequent recession has exposed its many faces. The recession has led to massive loss of jobs, slowdown in manufacturing, fall in sales and increase in more foreclosures. Each one has been affected in a different way – whether good, bad or middling.
Ena Melendez runs a [...]

A Mood of Despair has Overtaken Florida has Foreclosures Taking Toll of Quality of Life

Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

The statistics is staggering – people are leaving Florida by the droves. There are dark clouds hovering over the Sunshine State as revenues from sales and property fall. Schools are doing with less number of students and teachers. Library and park hours have been cut. The sheriff is doing away with a [...]

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