discovery bay: BUYING AN AUCTION BARGAIN
- 12/07/07 07:45 AM
Prospective homeowners and investors are looking to snatch up bargains at auctions being held to sell lots of homes that have been foreclosed on by banks. As you drive around many towns, you'll see the ‘auction' signs directing you to homes that are up for auction and when you get to the homes, there will usually be additional information on when and where the auction will be held. Are there really bargains to be had? Sometimes. At the auctions I've attended, auction companies will auction anywhere from 1 or 2 homes to literally hundreds of homes over a couple of days. … (0 comments)
discovery bay: FAMILY BAILOUT PLAN – GOOD OR BAD IDEA?
- 11/02/07 11:15 AM
Record numbers of home owners in East Contra Costa County, as well as the country, are struggling to make their monthly mortgage payments with most of them owing more than their homes are currently worth. Many of them are on the brink of not being able to make their payments and fall into the foreclosure process. I've had several owners ask me if they should ask relatives to help bail them out of their predicament. In most cases, the answer is no. In most cases owners would be throwing good money after bad and feeling even worse because now they owe … (0 comments)
discovery bay: KEYS TO SELLING A VACANT HOME!
- 09/27/07 08:20 AM
For many reasons, home sellers often find themselves in the position of selling a home that is vacant. Job changes, family emergencies, or simply buying another home prior to selling an existing home will result in the need to sell a vacant home. Homes that look like ‘model homes' typically sell more quickly, and for more money (even though the beautiful furnishings and décor are not staying with the home). Buyers easily envision themselves living with comparable surroundings, making the purchase decision easier as well. So what is the best way to sell a vacant home when the home will not … (0 comments)
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Prospective homeowners and investors are looking to snatch up bargains at auctions being held to sell lots of homes that have been foreclosed on by banks. As you drive around many towns, you'll see the ‘auction' signs directing you to homes that are up for auction and when you get to the homes, there will usually be additional information on when and where the auction will be held. Are there really bargains to be had? Sometimes. 
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