oakley: Oakley Short Sales: Why Is Everyone So Negative About The Housing Market?
- 06/18/11 07:13 AM
Oakley CA - The tax credit expired and everyone turned negative on the housing marketing.One so called expert said we could see headlines about the real estate market crashing again. Another said that the housing market is going to continue it's decline for another years or two.He referenced an article that showed that mortgage applications dropped by 9.5 percent the first week after the tax credit expired.Get my Free, Step By Step Loan Modification Guide by clicking here.I don't want to apply for the job of "Amateur Economist." Here are a few examples I found of actual economists getting their predictions … (0 comments)
oakley: Why January is a great time to buy a home
- 01/24/11 06:48 AM
Oakley CA – If you are looking to buy a home, then you probably want to get the best deal. January is the best time to be purchasing a home. Let me explain why. A lot of people put their homes on the market in January. In addition, there are very few people looking to buy a home in January. This is because most of the people transferring for a job have already bought a home. Their companies want them to have purchased by the end of the year so they can write it off on the corporate tax bill. The … (0 comments)
oakley: Struggling with your Wells Fargo Home Loan? The State of California has Funds Available to Help...Well, maybe not
- 11/29/10 08:34 AM
Struggling with you Wells Fargo Home Loan? The State of California has Funds Available to Help...Well, maybe not Good news! The California Housing Finance Agency has been approved to receive close to $2 billion dollars from the U.S. Treasury Department. The funds are to be used for assisting struggling homeowners with their mortgage payment. Yep, your eyes are not deceiving you, the government wants to help you stay in your home! Now, I know what your thing right now...Wooo Hoooo! Where do I sign up? Well not so fast, sit back down and relax because the “Keep Your Home California” Program, … (0 comments)
oakley: Oakley CA Foreclosure Moratoriums
- 09/01/09 04:51 PM
Oakley CA Foreclosure Moratoriums Good Idea or Just Another Kick of The "Can" Down the Road? Is it just me, or are there others out there who are tired of the same old dysfunctional approach to a serious problem. I am referring to the latest Foreclosure Moratorium that has be put into effect in California. Haven't we recently been down this road? My most recent check of the numbers show that there are record numbers of Foreclosures that happened right aftter the last Moratorium. Go figure! But how could that be? Weren't the Moratoriums put into place to allow homeowners more time to workout their loan woes … (1 comments)
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Oakley CA - The tax credit expired and everyone turned negative on the housing marketing.One so called expert said we could see headlines about the real estate market crashing again. Another said that the housing market is going to continue it's decline for another years or two.He referenced an article that showed that mortgage applications dropped by 9.5 percent the first week after the tax credit expired.Get my Free, Step By Step Loan Modification Guide by clicking here.I don't want to apply for the job of "Amateur Economist." Here are a few examples I found of actual economists getting their predictions … (0 comments)
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