rocklin ca: Buying a Foreclosed Home, Roseville Ca
- 12/11/12 07:11 AM
Buying a Foreclosed Home Are you fascinated by the home makeover television programs that show the excitement of buying and renovating a foreclosed home? Have you seen foreclosed homes in your city that look like a good buy? Before you go out to the next courthouse auction to buy your next home or dream of flipping that house for major profits, be sure to do your homework. We’ve compiled valuable tips on navigating your options when buying a foreclosed home. * Pre-foreclosure * Auctions * Bank-Owned Homes * Buying from Government Agencies * General Tips * Other Resources * E-mail this … (1 comments)
City Of Rocklin CA Rocklin is a city in Placer County, California located in the metropolitan area of Sacramento. It shares borders with Roseville,Loomis, and Lincoln. As of the 2010 census, the city's population was 56,974. The Rocklin area is home to eleven elementary schools, two middle schools,(Rocklin Unified School District) and two high schools - Rocklin High School and Whitney High School. Along with the excellent schools that Rocklin Ca has, it can boost of it's two colleges that they can offer. Sierra College is ranked first in Northern California (Sacramento North) for transfers to 4 year Universities. The second college in Rocklin is William Jessup University, it is a … (0 comments)
California has laws that regulate whether a lender would have recourse against a borrower if they were not paid in full. The most well known of these concern foreclosure. Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) Sec 580b bars recourse on purchase money loans for personal residence and CCP 580d bars recourse after a Trustee Sale foreclosure. On July 15, 2011, California passed SB458 which became CCP 580e and which bars recourse after a short sale of a 1-4 unit dwelling. But the question has come up whether there can still be any recourse despite these laws. The answer is yes although actual … (0 comments)
rocklin ca: California to Receive $18 Billion in Mortgage Settlement
- 02/13/12 07:41 AM
Brought to you by the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®. On February 9, Attorney General Kamala D. Harris announced that California secured up to $18 billion for its distressed homeowners as part of a $25 billion national multistate settlement with the country's five largest loan servicers. More than $12 billion will be used to offer short sales or write down loans over the next three years for about 250,000 underwater homeowners in California, according to the attorney general. Relief will go to areas hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis within the first year of the settlement. Although the actual settlement has … (0 comments)
rocklin ca: Report Reveals Number of Foreclosures Down From Last Year
- 02/09/12 03:50 AM
By: Esther Cho A foreclosure report released by CoreLogic Wednesday revealed that the number of homes in foreclosure is decreasing nationwide. The report included monthly data on foreclosures, foreclosure inventory, and 90-plus delinquency rates.
Completed foreclosures for 2011 totaled 830,000, compared to 1.1 million in 2010. The December 2011 completed foreclosures figure was also down to 55,000, compared to 67,000 in December 2010. Nationally, the number of loans in the foreclosure inventory decreased 8.4 percent in December 2011, compared to December 2010, which is a decline of about 130,000 properties. Data from the report revealed 1.4 million homes, or … (0 comments)
rocklin ca: 3 Hot Trends for Kitchen Remodeling in 2012
- 02/02/12 03:30 AM
By: Jamie Goldberg Published: January 10, 2012 Mulling a kitchen remodel but want to keep costs low? You’re au courant with today’s trends that emphasize options and high-tech wizardry at affordable prices. Trend #1: Remodeling scales back A new focus on moderation and value has entered the remodeling mind-set. Trends that are likely to show up in your kitchen next year include:You’ll repair your existing appliances instead of replacing them, extending their life with good maintenance and care. If you’re replacing cabinets, you’re likely to build around your current appliances rather than choosing new models.You’re scaling back your cabinetry purchases, with … (2 comments)
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