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All the hassles and pains of doing a short sale . . . well, they still exist, unless you choose to use a professional. But at least as far as...
Remember when people told you that the recovery will see gains of 3 to 3.5 percent? That prices are going to look pretty good in the next couple of years?...
There are some new stats coming out about how we’re doing, but first, let’s dispense with some rumors. Our Congress has definitely not gone the way of Greece, our leaders...
Good old Florida is turning out to be pretty scrappy after all. Since being one of the hardest hit areas of the country by the “downturn” they were projected to...
There’s nothing quite like learning something new, even if it’s really absurd trivia. But hey, these are important fun facts that you can use in everyday conversation, or to open...
Your check may be in the mail. That’s right, not a Publisher’s Clearinghouse one, but free money is free money so don’t ask questions. Bank of America will be mailing...
I read an amazing article that captures an amazing message for people everywhere. A lot of life’s most important lessons are learned only while your living it so it’s a...
Here’s a comparison you don’t hear very often: the home-buyer tax credit versus European debt crisis, earthquakes in Japan, and debt ceilings. I just wouldn’t have put all those in...
We’ve reached that special month of May when the year turns serious and kicks into high gear. The weather is warmer (minus some freak NE cold spells), production is higher,...
February was a good month if you’re a house – your average value went up. It might just be a temporary thing but I say milk it for all it’s...
At last – a ray of hope! A beacon shining through the mist of Washington chaos pointing a way towards a brighter future. Okay, so that intro was a little melodramatic, but sometimes it feels that way. And especially after all of the horrific revelations about Freddie Mac that came out recently, it’s unbelievable refreshing...
Leave it to California to make the entire foreclosure industry look ridiculous. Oh wait, that already happened. Sure, California had a part in it, well technically it had a 20% part in it, but this just tops them all. An audit of foreclosures conducted in San Francisco revealed errors in, not 5%, not 50%, but...
I’m going to have to break some bad news to you. And I know you don’t want to hear anything depressing. But I’m a guy who tells it to you straight and I don’t like to raise unreachable expectations. So let’s get serious for a second: the recovery is going to take a long time...
Fannie Mae is now making it easier for you to get caught up in its web. Aren’t you lucky!? They’re now accepting REO purchase offers online. Wowee! Yep, you can check out the entire listing of REOs and real estate agents will be able to submit offers on the spot. How exciting! Alright, I guess...
Believe it or not (oh yeah, you should believe it) there’s controversy surrounding the President’s latest plan to mess with the housing market. As he announced in his State of the Union address he wants to have someone look through the deep dark past of mortgage giants to see what secrets they might be keeping...
I’ve been hearing a lot of talk in the comments section about the pressing need to pursue principal reductions for underwater homeowners. Apparently this blog gets more attention than I realized because the idea has finally penetrated the thick heads of some members of Congress. I’m sure now matter how the eventual debate on this...
It looks like Michigan is getting tough, or at least trying to look the part. As the entire country has been reeling from the repeated shocks the housing system, Michigan has decided it’s time to try a heavy-handed approach. Just check out some of the new laws they’ve put into effect to deal with mortgage...
Every time I see big shots in Washington arguing with each other I get excited. No, I don’t get excited because I think they’ll eventually come to an agreement. What really gets me going is that I think “Finally, someone is going to see through the nonsense and realize these people have no idea what...
Freddie Mac has decided to extend the available forbearance periods for unemployed homeowners. Previously borrowers facing extended unemployment were only eligible for, at most, 6 months of reduced payments. And that required prior approval. Now, borrowers can receive up to 1 year of forbearance from mortgage payments. This could be extremely useful as delinquencies and...
The FHA has extended its property anti-flippng rule through the end of this year. Instead of the usual 90 day rule, the FHA will insure a mortgage on a home owned for less time. So FHA insured financing is still up for grabs on solid deals. They’re hoping this will stabilize prices and stem the...
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