1.35 Years of New Foreclosure Inventory Coming on the Market? How Will It Affect Northwest Arkansas?
October 2nd, 2009 categories: News and Events
I just read a couple of thought enticing (possibly horrifying) articles about the ‘next wave’ of foreclosures. There’s been a lot of speculation since Bloomberg released data explaining that 7 million more foreclosure were sitting in bank inventory. Then, Rob Saxe wrote a bit pessimistic (not that I can blame him) article about the same. Now, Check out my 2 minute video on the ’shadow inventory’ coming on the market… Read the rest of this entry »
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Train Wreck Real Estate: How are Kids Being Affected?
December 23rd, 2008 categories: Home Owner Tips
Everyone knows the kind of Train Wreck foreclosures have put the real estate industry in nationally. I’m not here to debate why, how, or who’s fault. I’d like to discuss something the media and everyone else seem to leave out – the children being affected by the housing market fallout. Read the rest of this entry »
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Everybody’s Talking about Northwest Arkansas Foreclosures, REO’s, and Short Sales, Oh MY!
November 4th, 2008 categories: Buying a Home, Market Conditions
Let’s just cut to the chase. Foreclosures, repossessions, and short sale inventories are at an all time high in Northwest Arkansas and around the country. While this is most definitely unfortunate for those homeowners going through these processes, the investor, home flipper, and deal seeker in all of us perks up at the mention of a distressed property, hoping that there may be a way for us to benefit. Here’s how to get started finding and purchasing distressed homes. Read the rest of this entry »
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5 Ways to Lose your Shirt Buying Foreclosure Listings in Northwest Arkansas
October 21st, 2008 categories: Buying a Home
Buying foreclosures can be a great way to flip properties, use as a primary residence or investment property, and build wealth. But that is NOT what this post is all about. Alot more people lose money on foreclosed properties, whether they are designated as a primary residence or an investment, than people that make boat loads of cash. Here are the things to look out for before getting into the modern day ‘Money Pit”. Read the rest of this entry »
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