Foreclosure Learning Center

The foreclosure waves are coming in from the mainland and lashing the shores of Hawaii, as per reports from Honolulu. There has been a spate of foreclosure listings in the recent months sending alarm bells pealing. Till now Hawaii had a very low foreclosure rate as compared to other national figures. But local investors are [...]

Researchers analyzing housing data from Denver’s seven counties reports that in the first quarter of this year foreclosure listings have gone up by 33% compared to the previous year. The apprehension is that, despite efforts to stem the tide, figures will fall further as the year rolls on. Foreclosures are a challenge and curse to [...]

INTERNET LEAKS INFORMATION It is reported from Boston that as much as 76% during the first quarter of last quarter fell a victim to foreclosures. Trading in foreclosures mean big gains – buying low and selling high. Foreclosure opportunities are sprouting like mushrooms to the tune of one hundred per day, which often translates into [...]

Novices beware of the temptations of jumping into the foreclosure business. There are many hidden catches. Risks are enormous. Opinion is that with a large number of foreclosures in the horizon the temptation is very great to rush into these but invariably the novice gets his fingers burnt. Reports say that in April 147,708 foreclosures [...]

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Korea has always been a very resourceful, successful country. It currently holds the number one position in the real estate market in Vietnam. However, countries like Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have started purchasing real estate in Vietnam as well. Prince Alsaud, who belongs to the Kingdom Hotel Investment Group, fired the first salvo when it [...]

Monday 21st May 2007 It is reported that although Sayles Place Homes, South East Washington, is badly in need of repairs. Should this 61-unit complex be sold to a private developer or to a co-operative of the residents? Built in 1970 this complex became a cooperative in 1973 with the purchasers paying a fee of [...]

Paul Owers reports that South Florida citizens are sitting on the edge of an erupting foreclosure volcano. House owners in Borward and Palm Beach are getting strong reminders from lenders, threatening to seize their properties despite the fact they have been regularly paying their mortgage dues. This melting down of housing is causing analysts to [...]