Those who know JohnHart Real Estate, know that we pride ourselves on NOT being “Glorified Landlords” – a brokerage that hangs a sign and rents out desks to agents and brokers without offering anything in return. In fact the reason we started JH was because we felt that the “do everything yourself and give us a […]
Well it seems that what we all suspected was in fact true! According to a former Bank of America employee, Loss Mitigation Specialists were told to delay the Home Affordable Modification Process (aka HAMP) and were even given bonuses for foreclosure initiations!
In the business world it is common for products and services to be rolled out in phases. The first phase is generally more manual and labor intensive, as the business is eager to get there service/product to their clients as quickly as possible to maintain their reputation for being on the cutting edge and providing […]
As more and more homeowners are enlightened about the pitfalls of Loan Modification, they are quickly turning to Short Sales as the best option for relief from their over-inflated mortgages and impending foreclosure sale dates. However in an industry as impacted as real estate how can a consumer determine the difference between an agent who […]
Yet another lawsuit has been filed against the “big banks” in relation to the lending standards and practices employed by the companies leading up to the housing market crash. What seperates this case from others is the fact that this is the first case brought by homeowners (not government) against an investment bank.
As we approach the deadline to file a lawsuit against the “big” banks for their alleged fraudulent behavior and activity, with regards to their involvement in the housing market crash, we are starting to see a new round of promises for retribution from government “heads” across the country; but are the promises sincere or […]
JohnHart Real Estate is now an approved “Chase Priority Partner”, what does that entail? Find out here!
Just announced last Thursday was the settlement of the case against the big banks, and the results are disappointing to say the least!
Examining the best and worst of short sale lenders from 2011 with the hopes that they will all be on the “good” list for 2012.
