Collapse of the European Central Bank (ECB) sends tidal-force shockwaves of debt rippling through the US.
Category: Politics & Econ
Real Estate Stabilizing, Market Bottoming?
Analysts from one of nation’s largest research firms say that the housing market “is transitioning to more stability in sale and home prices”.
Short Sale or Foreclosure?
Many homeowners are finding themselves in dire straights. More specifically they are finding themselves having to choose between foreclosure or short sale. So which is the right choice for distressed homeowners in today’s market?
US Bank in Trouble for Foreclosure Maintenance Practices!
US Bancorp.: Degrading Neighborhoods One REO At A Time!
LA County March Home Sales Up 25%
The median home price only gained a 0.1% gain this past March but home sales have rocketed up 25% the California Association of Realtors reported. “While home sales were down statewide, the housing market continued to perform at a solid pace by historical standards… In fact, sales jumped significantly in most regions of the state, […]
Helping Homeowners is What We Do!
On behalf of JohnHart Real Estate I wanted to take a second and thank all of you who over the past couple years have enabled us to help hundreds of homeowners avoid foreclosure!
Foreclosure: the F word
Hold on! It’s not what you think! While it may carry the same stigma and shock as it’s four letter cousin, the F word I am referring to is Foreclosure.
Bill of Rights or Just More Bills for the Consumers?
Attorney Kamala D. Harris is trying to pass legislation against the mortgage companies to “help” consumers and communities cope with our state’s foreclosure crisis.
As Mortgage Delinquencies Hit Three Year Low, Mortgages in Foreclosure Remain Unchanged!
A few days ago the Wall Street Journal released an article entitled “Mortgage Delinquencies Hit Three Year Low”, in which they discussed this positive trend; however they seem to have brushed over several issues which are worth discussing further in detail.
Expect Mountain View Real Estate Prices To Rise With Facebook IPO
When Google offered shares to the public in 2004 the trickle down effect create a shoot up in real estate prices. With more money, and more jobs being created, the wealthy snatched up property and Google had to lease larger business complexes for its employees. While the effects may not be immediate, we can expect […]