fairfax county foreclosures: Another Family Makes a Move-A Few Foreclosure Reminders - 03/23/09 06:01 PM
The landlord didn't say a word but the notice tacked on the front door said it all. The mortgage wasn't being paid and the bank was giving notice of the pending foreclosure action.It isn't a new a new phenomena, in fact I first wrote about this back in October 2007 when … (10 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: Buying Foreclosures-It Isn’t as Scary As You Might Think - 09/29/08 06:36 PM
Buyers who are considering purchasing a foreclosure property in Northern Virginia are often led to believe that the process is a complete nightmare. In reality the process has a number of the same steps as buying any other property in the area. The biggest difference is the bank addendums and your … (2 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: Kudos To Fellow AR Member Stacy Magid for a Terrific Transaction - 09/19/08 12:42 PM
We read the horror stories everyday on Active Rain about REO agents who don't answer their phones or return emails. Yet fortunately every once in a while we run into an agent who exudes true professionalism and it reminds you of how real estate deals are supposed to go.
This morning … (10 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: A Party for a Good Cause-Save the Block Party in Fairfax VA - 09/16/08 06:39 PM
A special non-profit foreclosure workshop, "Save the Block Party" (www.savetheblockparty.org - official event website) will be held Fairfax, VA on Saturday Sept. 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST. This is a unique event that relieves the stress involved in foreclosure with family fun, wholesome activities, free food and a … (0 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: Where Does All the Money Go? - 08/06/08 10:23 AM
Touring foreclosure properties can bring up a lot of emotions. Sometimes seeing what a family leaves behind can be sad and other times seeing the condition of a home can make you angry.
Yesterday while showing Northern Virginia foreclosures we caught a glimpse of where thousands of dollars can go instead of toward … (10 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: What Happens When Banks Get into the Real Estate Business? - 07/02/08 12:25 PM
A few years ago Realtors® were up in arms about the thought that banks might get into the real estate business. Letters were fired off, hearings were held and the NAR spent thousands to make sure that banks stayed at arms length from the real estate transaction.
Fast forward to today … (59 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: New Fairfax County Foreclosures Listings - Detached Homes - 05/09/08 08:17 PM
For buyers making their weekend plans there are new foreclosure properties to consider in Fairfax County. There are a total of 126 detached homes "officially" listed as foreclosures in the MLS ranging in price from $189,900 to $4,250,000 and these new properties might be just the new home you are looking for. … (1 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: Should I Add Burglar to My Business Card? - 05/01/08 06:06 PM
After the crazy loan issue earlier in the week recounted in my post"The Devil is in the Details" there were high hopes that my second closing for this week, a foreclosure, would make it to the settlement table on time. Despite some last minute concerns about my buyer's loan we were … (31 comments)
fairfax county foreclosures: Foreclosure Scammers-The Snake Oil Salesman of Today - 04/23/08 05:58 PM
Are you a homeowner facing foreclosure? If so you need to watch out for companies that are calling and writing you claiming that they can help you beat foreclosure. Unfortunately most of them are scams and they are looking for ways to try and make you part with what may be … (14 comments)
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The landlord didn't say a word but the notice tacked on the front door said it all. The mortgage wasn't being paid and the bank was giving notice of the pending foreclosure action.It isn't a new a new phenomena, in fact I first wrote about this back in October 2007 when … (10 comments)
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