The study must evaluate home prices, the inventory of homes for sale, mortgage interest rates, and the economy (specifically the unemployment rate). Mortgage Pipeline Update< Please remember to "like" the post and the video on YouTube too! Thank you.
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mortgage foreclosure: How To Borrow (Again) After A Short Sale or Bankruptcy
- 03/24/15 11:00 PM
Lately, we are often asked what the timeline (or waiting period) is for homebuyers who want to borrow money but have recently been through a short sale, foreclosure, or even a bankruptcy. In the "good 'ol days," we did not get this question very often, as distressed home sales were usually limited to people who had undergone a significant life event. Unfortunately, anybody who purchased a home from 2002 through 2007 is likely to consider that purchase a significant life event, as many are still upside-down on the purchase. This often leads to short sales, foreclosures or even bankruptcies in order for them to unravel themselves … (6 comments)
mortgage foreclosure: Mortgage Lenders Deal With Bad Loans
- 03/28/10 10:06 PM
Tallahassee mortgage lenders are now dealing with the bevy of loans in default. For those readers who do not follow our updates on Tallahassee Foreclosures, we have been observing the rising foreclosure rate in Tallahassee for quite some time. Currently, 25% of the lis pendens that are filed result in a foreclosure sale, but this trend is rising. In an effort to get a feel for which Tallahassee mortgage lender has the most loans in default, I looked at all the lis pendens filed from January 2008 through mid-March 2009. The following real estate graph shows where our distressed loans reside. … (2 comments)
mortgage foreclosure: Mounting Foreclosures In Tallahassee
- 02/16/10 11:08 PM
We are finally starting to see Tallahassee foreclosures moving from limbo status to full-blown foreclosure sales. The banks seem to be moving from a policy of “wait and see,” towards getting these through the system now. In case you were not aware of our Tallahassee Foreclosures site, you should know that it is updated several times per month with a full listing of every lis pendens filing in Leon County. The most current reports that you can see include: Lis Pendens Report For January 2010 Lis Pendens Report For The Week+ Ending January 31, 2010 Lis Pendens Report For The Week … (4 comments)
mortgage foreclosure: Foreclosure Assistance Success Story
- 09/03/09 10:25 PM
Just a reminder that the 12th edition of the Tallahassee Real Estate Newsletter will ship out on Monday. If you have not signed up for the free subscription, you can do so in the right sidebar of the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog. Each edition is filled with charts, graphs, and analysis of the Tallahassee real estate market. I have always stressed that reader feedback is critical to guiding the content of the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog. Yesterday, I received a comment from a reader “EPN” that was so great to see, and it also gives notice that a program is … (2 comments)
mortgage foreclosure: What You Should Know About Financing A Home Today
- 06/05/09 03:52 AM
Things sure have changed a lot. I would have to say that things are completely back to normal when it comes to financing a home purchase. The no-doc (no documents required) loan days are over, and for good reason, so home buyers are having to be better organized and better prepared in order to close on their new home purchase. Our CENTURY 21 office in Tallahassee has a lot of home buyers that we are working with currently. They range from local people that we have known for years to soldiers from Afghanistan and Iraq who are returning from the war. … (0 comments)
mortgage foreclosure: Foreclosure Rescue Fraud Is Top Complaint
- 05/08/09 02:47 AM
With all the problems in the real estate and mortgage industries, many new scams seem to be traveling around the internet, as well as through direct mail and telemarketing. The one that has raised the awareness of the State of Florida concerns organizations that promote themselves as mortgage rescue specialists. While many of these law firms and mortgage companies are reputable, there are a great number of them in which you should be wary. A valuable tool for Florida homeowners was recently developed by Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum. His new website, http://myfloridalegal.com/mortgagefraud, provides consumers with easy access to current … (0 comments)
If you want to know what to expect from foreclosures, you must break down the current mortgage pipeline and observe forming trends. But you have to do more.
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