central florida foreclosures: Orlando foreclosures are everywhere - we're #7
- 01/15/09 12:48 PM
According to statistics released by RealtyTrac and the Orlando Sentinel, Florida is the #2 state in the USA and Orlando is the #7 metro area in the USA for foreclosures being filed. Whether you like them or not, short sales and foreclosures are here to stay for quite a while. The trend doesn't seem to be slowing down one bit.
What does this mean for anyone in the real estate industry? It means you better be focusing on foreclosures if you want to survive. Cheap foreclosure properties are still selling. We have had 4 closings since January 1, and all 4 … (5 comments)
central florida foreclosures: We sell foreclosure homes in Orlando Florida
- 11/23/08 01:59 PM
Our office sells foreclosure properties in metro Orlando and the Central Florida area. Every week we have new foreclosure, bank owned REO, and short sale properties coming online as new listings in Central Florida. We handle full service listings in some 7 counties from Orlando to Kissimmee to Daytona Beach to Lakeland.
If you are looking for a great deal on a home, you have come to the right place. Stop by our website at www.SDRhouses.com/properties.html and take a look at our inventory. We have something for everyone. With some 50+ real estate agents selling properties in Central Florida, we have what you are looking for and if … (0 comments)
(1) There are fewer buyers in the marketplace, and (2) sellers are much more motivated than in other times of the year because of tax reasons. Let me elaborate a little bit here. #1. The reason there are few buyers is obvious. November and December starts the holiday season with Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Years, and whatever other new holiday might pop up that I don't know about yet. Buyers are busy shopping, … (3 comments)
central florida foreclosures: Central Florida Foreclosures by location
- 05/18/08 02:19 AM
The Orlando Sentinel had an article on the front page today about the sub-prime mortgage foreclosure situation. All this isn't really anything new, but the article does have an interactive database with maps searchable by city or zip code. It's no surprise that most of the foreclosures are occurring in the outlying suburban areas like Poinciana, Palm Bay, Clermont, Davenport, Deltona, and Avalon Park as well as the more inner city urban areas like Pine Hills, Sanford, Apopka, and Azalea Park. I wrote an article last year about the Soft Market Areas around Central Florida and many of those areas are reflected on these … (3 comments)
central florida foreclosures: Are these short sale lenders just plain crazy???
- 04/27/08 03:13 AM
What the heck is the problem with these short sale lenders??? I certainly can understand why they don't make a snap decision to approve these short sales. Reducing the payoff of a $200,000 loan down to $150,000 is certainly not a decision to take lightly. But on the same note, taking 4 months to make a counter-offer is absolutely ridiculous. I realize that a lender needs to verify that no sort of fraud was involved in both the original mortgage transaction and in the request for the short sale. I also realize that a lender wants to make sure the property has … (21 comments)
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According to statistics released by RealtyTrac and the Orlando Sentinel, Florida is the #2 state in the USA and Orlando is the #7 metro area in the USA for foreclosures being filed. Whether you like them or not, short sales and foreclosures are here to stay for quite a while. The trend doesn't seem to be slowing down one bit.
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